Kathleen
@justkathleen.wsocial.eu
Recently retired paediatric ICU nurse - Pro-EU. For proportional representation. Socialist leanings so anti-tory/anti-reform. 🏴
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I think my favourite one is that, in 2024, the ECHR ruled against the UK just once - in a "free speech" case brought by the publisher of the Daily Mail
August 28, 2026 at 10:03 AM
I think my favourite one is that, in 2024, the ECHR ruled against the UK just once - in a "free speech" case brought by the publisher of the Daily Mail
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My favourite ECHR stat is how many times it has been cited as being instrumental in ruling against the deportation of unsuccessful Asylum Seeker applications.
It's 13 since 1980.
Perhaps we need to shout that loudly at Farage/Badenoch et al who demand we leave so as to be able to deport people 🤨
It's 13 since 1980.
Perhaps we need to shout that loudly at Farage/Badenoch et al who demand we leave so as to be able to deport people 🤨
August 28, 2026 at 9:46 AM
My favourite ECHR stat is how many times it has been cited as being instrumental in ruling against the deportation of unsuccessful Asylum Seeker applications.
It's 13 since 1980.
Perhaps we need to shout that loudly at Farage/Badenoch et al who demand we leave so as to be able to deport people 🤨
It's 13 since 1980.
Perhaps we need to shout that loudly at Farage/Badenoch et al who demand we leave so as to be able to deport people 🤨
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I asdume Richard Tice speaks Arabic, as he spends quite a bit of time in Dubai
Otherwise, being a member of a party with such a policy would be blatantly racist.
Otherwise, being a member of a party with such a policy would be blatantly racist.
September 1, 2026 at 11:45 AM
I asdume Richard Tice speaks Arabic, as he spends quite a bit of time in Dubai
Otherwise, being a member of a party with such a policy would be blatantly racist.
Otherwise, being a member of a party with such a policy would be blatantly racist.
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Our stories from July which triggered a huge amount of anger in Scotland, Ireland and Cornwall bylinetimes.com/2026/07/13/r...
And their false claims in response bylinetimes.com/2026/07/14/r...
And their false claims in response bylinetimes.com/2026/07/14/r...
Reform UK Plans To Jail Candidates For Using Irish, Gaelic Or Cornish On Election Leaflets
EXCLUSIVE: Nigel Farage's party propose amendment to the Government's elections Bill which would mean candidates using Irish and Scottish Gaelic would face up to six months in prison
bylinetimes.com
September 1, 2026 at 11:41 AM
Our stories from July which triggered a huge amount of anger in Scotland, Ireland and Cornwall bylinetimes.com/2026/07/13/r...
And their false claims in response bylinetimes.com/2026/07/14/r...
And their false claims in response bylinetimes.com/2026/07/14/r...
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We’re now down to £35pcm. So they have been literally embezzling her for c.£400pa.
I wanted to cancel the whole contract, but she likes the record function. Tried to explain £35 a month to record Antiques Roadshow is utter madness, but one has to pick one’s battles.
Profiteering is the word.
I wanted to cancel the whole contract, but she likes the record function. Tried to explain £35 a month to record Antiques Roadshow is utter madness, but one has to pick one’s battles.
Profiteering is the word.
August 28, 2026 at 5:59 PM
We’re now down to £35pcm. So they have been literally embezzling her for c.£400pa.
I wanted to cancel the whole contract, but she likes the record function. Tried to explain £35 a month to record Antiques Roadshow is utter madness, but one has to pick one’s battles.
Profiteering is the word.
I wanted to cancel the whole contract, but she likes the record function. Tried to explain £35 a month to record Antiques Roadshow is utter madness, but one has to pick one’s battles.
Profiteering is the word.
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I did this for my mum’s elderly cousin whose husband (account holder) has dementia. Had to threaten legal action to get Sky to review £110 a month contract which included internet which they don’t have! Now on £34 a month, but overpaid for years. Infuriating profiteering from vulnerable customers.
August 28, 2026 at 5:54 PM
I did this for my mum’s elderly cousin whose husband (account holder) has dementia. Had to threaten legal action to get Sky to review £110 a month contract which included internet which they don’t have! Now on £34 a month, but overpaid for years. Infuriating profiteering from vulnerable customers.