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Yeah I know and I don't disagree. But it was a chance talk a load of old ****e so I took it!i think staines was pointing out that the only skin colour marching was paleface
Yeah I know and I don't disagree. But it was a chance talk a load of old ****e so I took it!i think staines was pointing out that the only skin colour marching was paleface
i think staines was pointing out that the only skin colour marching was paleface
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QPR to get new ground in London as new pm sells Houses of Parliament to pay for Brexit, Tony Fernandes snaps up site for a reasonable £4-59p, questions asked at PM’s questions at the new Houses of parliament in disused and rundown football stadium in Shepherd’s Bush !

Won’t be long on its way maybe hit 7 by tomorrowhas it got to 17.41 million yet
Guy Verhoftwat@GuyVerhoftwat Mar 24
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EU citizens!
Never mind mass youth unemployment,
low wages,
massive debts and falling productivity across the Eurozone.
Britain needs to remain in the EU because Mr. Tiddles can't go skiing.
Are you happy now, fascists?
Do you see what you've done?
Shame on you, bigots.
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This requires treating NI as different to the rest of the UK, which the DUP won’t accept.Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar signlaled he’s confident some special arrangement can be found to keep border in Ireland invisible in a no-deal Brexit.
Ireland is hoping to win a special deal with both the U.K. and EU that would keep the border with Northern Ireland open if the U.K. leaves the bloc without a withdrawal deal. The frontier will be the only land crossing between the EU and U.K. after Brexit, and how to keep it open has become a key stumbling block in talks between the two sides.
“The U.K. government has already indicated that in the event of no deal the first thing they will do is treat Northern Ireland differently in terms of customs,” Varadkar said in an RTE Radio interview on Sunday. “That’s what will be required essentially”
Varadkar said talks on the matter have already begun in a “preliminary and very rough way,” he said. “There is a real understanding of the unique situation we face in Ireland.”