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Oxfam faces fresh claims that staff used prostitutes in Chad
New scandal emerges as charity battles revelations that employees in Haiti paid for sex
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/feb/10/oxfam-faces-allegations-staff-paid-prostitutes-in-chad?CMP=share_btn_tw
Lab 40.9%
Con 40.8%
They’ve certainly come a long way from their roots.
Lab 41.0%
Con 40.6%
The reports are that when he got the heave-ho from Oxfam he got another job in the charity sector...
went on to become head of mission for Action Against Hunger who told MailOnline it had 'no idea' about his background. The French charity made pre-employment checks but Oxfam did not provide any warning about his 'unethical conduct'.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5375157/Oxfam-covered-sacked-workers-past-new-employer.html
Three-part programme blames 'cruelties of global capitalism'
Berlin-based documentary makers Redfish are funded by Kremlin-owned RT
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5376117/Failed-State-Grenfell-documentary-funded-RT.html
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It will come between Nelson and Churchill.
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It's only a small effect
New plan for government - keep the cabinet busy at an away year, let the rest of us get some peace.
I'm sure Charles, Robert and David would be happy to be enobled and stand in for the entire cabinet....
No cherry picking they said.
Strong and United they said.
What, we have a 10bn hole in the budget?
A truly great decision and he showed he wasn't going to be swayed by lots of angry Welshmen.
Remoaners in his own party of course want him to say to voters "Yes you can leave, as only as its only in name and the we stay under EU control".
Corbyn supporters really need to come to terms with the fact that Brexit was the price that they paid for Corbyn. If there had been another Labour leader like Burnham who campaigned enthusiastically for Remain, there would have been no Brexit. As a moderate Labour supporter, I may moan about Corbyn, but believe me as a Leaver I was toasting him on referendum night.
As for the opinion poll, again it points to Labour heading for a famous defeat in 2022. Because if Corbyn Labour cannot be 15 points ahead against Theresa May at one of the most depressing times of the year with the NHS facing one of its worst crises, Brexit stalling and the Tories at war, how on earth is it going to win when they have a new leader, Brexit is done and dusted, and the Tories launch an election campaign having learned all the lessons of 2017?
lemonstate
@ZoomyZoomy1111
1h1 hour ago
Replying to @OpiniumResearch @hatelefties
The polls were miles out in GE17 and Brexit referendum. They are completely discredited and a good thing too because it creates cowardly policies.
I much prefer Corbyn - a man who is prepared to go around the country and argue his case because he believes in his message.
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Opinium Research
@OpiniumResearch
1h1 hour ago
But we predicted #brexit
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Elizabeth Keeling
@LizzeyK
59m59 minutes ago
So did I, but I don’t think that makes me infallible!
Hopefully the voters give peace a chance.
EU talking about building hard borders.
Sad.
Nobody on the Uk side wants tariffs or hard borders.
Welsh, for all its weird looking, is pretty much phonetic once you accept certain letters have different values to English (like C is always a k, y in the first syllable is an uh, m is m, r is r, and u is an ee hence Cymru - Kumree - “Wales”). Easy peasy.
Telegraph :
“French figures had expressed particular anger at the “lack of consultation” on a draft document published by Mr Barnier on Wednesday which included a so-called punishment clause that would allow Brussels to ground aircraft and block trade if the UK failed to obey EU rules during the transition period.”
We will need it in the future as all these EU countries decide to open their HQ in the UK to benefit from our new dynamic economy outside the EU
A little peace - of France.....
I'd guess most folk could identify Ionawr, Mawrth, Ebrill, Mai and Awst which I assume are adaptions of new fangled Roman months.
Though yeah, the rest are trickier.
The wheels are coming off William -suck it up.
With that revenue, will they ever want to leave?
Incidentally another option was kind of a compromise: a tunnel laid on the seabed. But then you're looking at stability issues.