Al JazeeraEU says Iran is ‘not Europe’s war’
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The Mirror: News, Sport, Celebrity & EntertainmentThousands of people trapped in dangerous homes as Grenfell survivor makes plea
World news | The GuardianMemorial to 72 victims of Grenfell fire to be funded by new legislation https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/feb/25/new-legislation-to-fund-permanent-memorial-to-72-victims-of-grenfell-fire #GrenfellTowerFire #GrenfellTowerInquiry #UkNews #SteveReed #Politics
Metro – Metro.co.uk: News, Sport, Showbiz, Celebrities from MetroHaunting reminder of Grenfell disaster saved from demolition by families
Al Carns on Today programme suggested that the Iranians killed those girls in that school themselves - what a piece of sh-t
Freeview signal should stay!
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Let's elect Iris Duane!
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4 likes, 0 comments - christianaiduk on January 17, 2026: "‘We stand in the gap, in the spirit of making a difference.’ – Storm Cecile In a world marked by conflict and inequality, hope can feel fragile or even absent. Storm Cecile’s poem, ‘The unstoppable power of hope, speaks into that silence. First performed at our 80th anniversary celebration at Westminster Abbey, the poem has now been reimagined as a spoken word film. Throughout, the language is unflinching. Suffering is named clearly. But hope is emphasised as something made real. It’s expressed through emergency supplies, food, healthcare and support. Visit the link in our bio to watch the full film.".