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Has it really been ignored by the press? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-36733346 http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/77-anniversary-sadiq-khan-vows-to-do-everything-possible-to-root-out-extremism-a3289996.html https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/jul/07/7-july-london-bombings-commemorated-on-11th-anniversary http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-anniversary-idUKKCN0ZN1L0 A nice memorial service covered by the media with statements put out by party leaders and other political figures is about what I'd expect for the 11th anniversary of a terrorist attack. You ca
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Proper old fashioned scales and big glass jars for the sweets are a must
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Actually it's been proven home schooled kids are ahead socially too. Interacting with people your own age 90% of the time's not natural,speak to a home-schooled kid,no matter their age they'll talk to you like a peer,not an 'adult'. Fair play, as I've not got kids myself it's not something I've done a lot of research into just going on gut instinct. Personally I'd worry that their social group is too "managed" in a 100% homeschool setting, if they're only meeting other homeschooled kids they're not getting a very broad social experience. Of course depending on your views that could
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One of my sisters does the "un-schooling" thing to a degree and honestly I dimissed it as a load of hippy shite at first but after learning a bit about it and seeing the results in her wee girls it's hard to argue with it... I do think the social aspect of school is very important and not something kids should miss out on though. Her girls go to clubs and have groups of other homeschooled/un-schooled kids they meet up with but it's not the same as school really. Flexi-schooling where they still get that socialisation a few days a week with the benefits of a more tailored home/un-schooling
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/Buy-Whole-Foods-Liquorice-Root/dp/B007CX3NCA Remember my uncle loved the stuff, always used to say it kept him regular Never known anyone else to chew on it or even mention it.
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Gutted for Wales but the team and fans can go home with their heads held high
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jinx lol Yep I'm taking full blame for those 2 goals Sorry lads
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I don't think Portugal are looking too dangerous...
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All that needs to be said about Blair I reckon http://www.snappytv.com/tc/2307751/1167877 He should be left in a room alone with the families
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Come on lads let's see a bit of that grefi gwahanol tonight
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Totally agree with pretty much all of that, I couldn't fecking believe the front of the man when I saw Blair said he'd do it all again! You have to remember Corbyn was one of the most vocal opponents to the war both in and outside of Parliament so it wasn't really his feck up to apologise for, still the right thing to do as leader of the party that started it though. The response to Chilcot would be a lot different if he wasn't leader, that was one of the big reasons behind the attempted coup last week He's also been one of the strongest allies to families of killed and wounded soldiers
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You mean like the one he made after meeting with the families? The one I linked to earlier in this thread and the Chilcot thread? One like that? You went off half-cocked over a poor quote from the BBC, nothing to be ashamed of its a very emotive subject but you should admit you were misinformed and got it wrong. Can't say I disagree with the rest of your post.
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Sorry to hear about your cousin pal, it's fecking disgraceful the lack of support we give lads when they come home after fighting for us
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So either he or the BBC paraphrased his original statement, what's the issue? I'd say the official statement and apology he made after meeting with the families of fallen and injured soldiers who he's been supporting and campaigning for for the last decade carries more weight than a soundbite on the news, wouldn't you? I mean I can see why you'd be angry when you thought he didn't apologise to the soliders and their families but now you know you were mistaken and he did I'd say an apology is in order
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http://news.sky.com/story/1722567/corbyn-issues-iraq-war-apology-from-labour What on earth are you talking about? He did apologise to the soliders that were killed or injured and their families....
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From what I know he made his own mustard gas. He was a complete cnut but he kept the peace, same with Gadaffi etc After that horrific bomb in Baghdad the other day, I read interviews with locals, many of whom said they wished they could bring Saddam back ! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36706265 Honestly the mess we left that country in
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Corbyn has apologised for the Iraq war on behalf of the Labour party. http://news.sky.com/story/1722567/corbyn-issues-iraq-war-apology-from-labour
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That last pic is a real cracker pal, can't beat the bond between a kid and their mutt
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Classy do was mushroom's wedding
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If the wee man has the confidence for it I'd say that's a cracking idea
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Keep it short and sweet pal, get the thank yous out the way tell a little anecdote from when you first met then end on a joke Short is the key, no one wants to sit around listening to folk go on and on they want to party
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Ken Clarke's views on the contenders http://news.sky.com/story/1721982/watch-ken-clarke-ridicules-tory-candidates
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Was it the big red merle bitch you got? I really liked the look of her hope she turns out well for you I got a black and white bitch, I'll have to put a photo up. Ah sorry my mistake pal Whole litter were crackers sure yours won't disappoint will be great to hear how she's doing in a couple of seasons atb
