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🤣 Fair enough (it does have some good points though)

That’s a shame - Ipswich is probably your closest one

I think Fareshare take part finished food. And maybe food bank?

Same with protest rights

Can’t argue with that….

I think we’re both very media literate!

By ‘older people’ do they mean like you and me??

That’s brilliant news!!

Frames it nicely!

Steve said the same thing!

You have to wonder what sort of person would be willing to pay that much for a used T-shirt…. Or to steal one from a washing room!

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I’m guessing you don’t want it this much…

You beat me to it, Jack - but, yes, vulnerability of the users possibly necessitating greater interference with protest rights?

It's like a Yes Minister sketch. My protest is terrorism; yours is a public nuisance; theirs is 'unlawful' but a factor in an interim decision to shut down the protest target.

Wow! Similar - though more extreme - to pattern for public nuisance when it was turned against protesters.

The only people who have spoiled the nature of this area were the mindless thugs who came to our homes last evening and created chaos.

I’ve never been scared by the asylum seekers. I’m terrified that the angry mob will return.

So, how do I get *my* country back from them? I’ve genuinely no idea

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Alongside one about actual two-tier protest reporting

Honestly I’m fine with that, so long as I can still be supportive of the costal scenery (the only thing I liked in either the book or the film)!

Perhaps it was one of the 100+ books they were reading that day…

And an (almost) random picture of NWA!

I think they should do them in a pint pot for Wimbledon! Would make it less woke - or whatever…

Isn’t that like a pint of prawns though?

🤣🤣

Yes - and what does that matter anyway? Some of the public don’t feel that way, or there wouldn’t be a protest. Protest rights aren’t based on a show of hands.

Yes, I was thinking that. Lots of complaints about illegitimate tactics but not about illegitimate cause, that I can remember.

🤣 If you take her in from Holborn through Lincoln’s Inn Fields she’ll never know!

May not be your thing but I found this place fascinating. It’s round the back of the RCJ (free but pre-book tickets) hunterianmuseum.org

I see Honest Bob Jenrick has a new little video attacking barristers for representing unpopular clients.

Once again for those at the back:

Lawyers are not their clients.

Which is how, when Jenrick broke the law in government, he had lawyers to defend him.

Seems to be another from this quick read to add to the Ziegler plus column and counter the broadish weight of criminal cases before the UK courts these past 2-3 years

The domestic court should conduct a proportionality exercise
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