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CHILDREN'S HEROES: LES GRAY (1976) The Green Cross Code campaign enlisted the help of mid-70s idols like Kevin Keegan, Alvin Stardust, and 'Brickie Glam' band Mud's singer, looking like he's doing the walk of shame after a raging stag do. Tiger Feet is a cracking pop song, btw.
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Nelson does not know that the big black animal he shares a field with once carried a rider down the Mall through a wall of sound and never flinched. Nelson does not know about the state funeral, the slow march, the drums, a nation watching through its tears. Nelson knows that the big one is warm to stand beside on a cold morning, that he does not hog the good grass, and that he goes oddly soft when a particular man appears at the gate. Nelson has assessed Hector thoroughly, the way a donkey assesses everything, and filed him under: fine. Large, but fine. It is the highest honour Hector has ever been paid, and the only one that asked nothing of him in return.
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Sammy Woodhouse speaking from the heart on GMB this morning! She was told to keep keep quiet about race ffs! STILL they are trying to pander to certain communities in 2026 after everything🤯! Of course she didn't keep quiet! Well done Sammy! 🙏 She always speaks her mind!
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Absolutely heartbreaking knowing what this poor little boy went through. I say put the evil monsters in the general prison population and let them suffer 🤬
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Only idiots and Britain haters blame Churchill for the Bengal Famine This myth only became popular in 2010 after a ridiculous book was published by a far-left journalist with no historical training This is what REALLY happened: 1. A cyclone hit Bengal in 1942, destroying crops 2. They were already suffering from the worst rice brown spot epidemic on record 3. Normally in a famine grain would be imported from Burma, Malaya, Phillipines, Thailand etc. But WW2 ws raging and our Japanese enemy now controlled those areas 4. The Japanese had bombed Indian ports, which also destroyed grain 5. Shipping grain in was hugely dangerous because Japanese fleet was blockading the Bay of Bengal and sinking ships Remember, the Axis powers were sinking one ship every day and had sunk around a million tons of shipping in 1942. 6. On top of that local Indian speculative traders were unforgivably HOARDING grain. With inflation rife, this was classic wartime speculation as they could make (and expected to make) much more money by hoarding rather than selling immediately. 7. Local government and administrators were slow to act and initially told the UK government there was enough grain in Bengal. One can blame the democratically elected Government of Bengal, people like Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy (Minister of Civil Supplies for the newly formed Muslim League) and Sir John Herbert (the Governor of Bengal) for exacerbating conditions in the Bengal Famine. But not Churchill. What did Churchill do? Everything he could. Remember also, he was thousands of miles away in a different continent fighting the Second World War and preparing for D-Day. Yet despite all his other commitments he worked hard to save the people of Bengal. 1. When the British government found out about the famine’s severity in August 1943, they authorised around 1 million tons of grain to be shipped to India between then and December 1944. 2. Churchill pushed Australia to send wheat 3. Churchill personally requested shipping assistance from U.S. President Roosevelt in April 1944 to transport it from Australia. Roosevelt declined, stating US ships were needed for the Pacific campaign and the upcoming D-Day operations. 4. Thanks to Churchill grain arrived from Iraq (barley), and Canada as well as Australia. 5. Crucially, Churchill was responsible for appointing the man who played such a pivotal role in stopping the Bengal Famine: Field Marshal Wavell. Wavell knew India and its people extremely well and was a magician of logistics. He drafted in the army to move food supplies and halted the famine. Why are tax payers funding Helen Cammock's ignorant, anti-British propaganda at the @NPGLondon?
🇬🇧 Helen Cammock’s taxpayer-funded video installation accuses Churchill of “wilfully” inflicting mass starvation on up to 3 million people Read more about the controversial artist's display ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/06…
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What a level headed and knowledgeable young man. Well said. If anyone knows him please pass on my acknowledgement of a fantastic interview. I’d be delighted to chat to him.

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John Bonham's second Jensen Interceptor CON8K will be offered by Iconic Auctioneers at its Iconic Sale @ BRDC Classic on Saturday 25 July back in its original Reef Blue, a great colour scheme, a very important piece of Led Zeppelin and Jensen History pls RP
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Replying to @officialsammyuk
Well done @officialsammyuk excellent work. Being told not to mention the ethnicity of the perpetrators by the Editor of @GMB proves the establishment doesn't want to know the awful truth. They think if they put their fingers in their ears, it didn't happen News flash. It did.
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This morning, I appeared on Good Morning Britain in a live interview about the grooming gangs. Before I went on air, I was told not to mention the race of the perpetrators. I, of course, didn’t listen. I have now received an apology from the editor. My interview is below: 👇🏻
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This is Birmingham today. It's now just an extension of Pakistan and Bangladesh. There is nothing remotely British about Britain's 2nd largest city. The white, British population has been diluted down to almost nothing.

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It’s not really fair on a distinguished actor such as Kev - who for the record I still love lots - to put up some crappy click bait headline above him promoting his new project @Telegraph I wouldn’t classify myself as a hard/far right political figure either. I’m a bit of a soppy liberal over lots of issues. I am very grateful to Kev - whose politics for the record, I think are plain silly - for complimenting my on my acting skill. Humbled. I miss acting so much. It’s very sad to be discriminated against just because I’m not a lefty. Who cares what someone’s politics are? Are they any good at the job? That’s what should matter. Kevin Whately: I loved acting with Laurence Fox. It’s a great shame his life took over telegraph.co.uk/opera/what-t…
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Crazed mother with 3 children on back of bike (only 1 with helmet) takes a red light x2 whilst putting her hand up to stop traffic. Mental. #oratory
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RIP Roger Cook. Had some of the biggest balls on TV; confronted some right wrong ‘uns and often got a whack for his troubles. This clip defines his style… #RogerCook
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Most classic Porsche 911 Turbos spend their lives in climate-controlled garages. Bill MacEachern chose a different path. In 1976, he purchased a brand-new Midnight Blue Porsche 911 Turbo in Toronto. At the time, the 930-generation Turbo was one of the most exciting performance cars in the world, known for its turbocharged flat-six engine, wide rear fenders, and reputation for demanding respect from its driver. Nearly five decades later, MacEachern still owns the same car. Even more impressive, the odometer has now surpassed 800,000 miles. Unlike many valuable collector cars that are rarely driven, this Porsche spent its life doing exactly what it was built for. It handled daily commutes, long-distance road trips, changing weather, and decades of real-world use. Through it all, MacEachern focused on regular maintenance rather than preservation for investment purposes. That philosophy has made his 911 one of the highest-mileage Porsche Turbos ever documented. The achievement is especially remarkable because early 930 Turbos have become highly collectible. Many surviving examples are treated as museum pieces today, with owners carefully limiting mileage to preserve value. MacEachern took the opposite approach. Instead of saving the car for special occasions, he made the occasion driving the car. His story serves as a reminder that some of the most memorable automotive journeys are not measured in horsepower or auction prices, but in the miles accumulated over a lifetime.
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🚨 This isn’t “just assault” — it’s ROBBERY. A gang rushed @YoungBobRB from behind at his debate stand, dragged him down, kicked and punched him until he passed out, and stole his equipment (including robbing a camera straight off the tripod). They even smashed gear trying to take it. Under UK law (Theft Act 1968), robbery carries a maximum sentence of LIFE imprisonment. Don’t let this get downplayed. Share this post any clear footage or images of these scum bags everywhere to help identify them. @gmpolice — investigate and charge this properly as robbery. Justice for Young Bob. Spread it.
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This is undeniably two-tier isn't it ?
Why were patriots in Sheffield subject to a Section 16 “no masks” order immediately upon arrival this afternoon but far-left / Antifa mobs in BRISTOL are being allowed to wear ski masks and dark glasses? Yet another example of the two-tier hypocrisy we keep seeing.
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Pakistani Muslim a Home Office employee was caught “fixing” the visas for his fellow countrymen for cash..
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There’s nothing more pathetic than a ‘progressive’ politician in a hijab
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