good well done iran
well starmer has gone
i hear he has a nice luxury flat opposite epstein
just hope in retirement he can leave the little boys alone
cornelius copeman kings lynn
on July 17, 2026 at 2:30 pm
Wes Streeting fact checks claim he was ‘spotted crying in lift’ near Andy Burnham’s office
Story by Jon King •
Yes he was so upset Kier Starmer said no he could not share his rent boys
fullerangus@gmail.com
on July 17, 2026 at 3:06 pm
Istanbul, Turkiye – Just hours after Israel launched strikes last week against Qatar – a United States-designated “major non-NATO ally” and one of Washington’s closest Gulf partners – pro-Israel commentators quickly shifted their attention to Turkiye.
In Washington, Michael Rubin, a senior fellow at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, suggested that Turkiye could be Israel’s next target and warned that it should not rely on its NATO membership for protection
Dr Margaret Foster
on July 17, 2026 at 4:40 pm
politicians and nappies have one thing in common
they should both be changed regularly
and for the same reason
ellis c taylor
on July 17, 2026 at 5:22 pm
Parents of a 3 year old boy thrown into
a croc enclosure by a migrant reveal extent of injuries after seven surgeries
5h •
A three-year-old boy injured when a migrant threw him into a crocodile enclosure has had seven surgeries but is “smiling again”, his parents said.
He was badly hurt when he was thrown into the enclosure at a Cambridgeshire zoo last month.
His parents said surgeons on Wednesday “harvested a nerve from his leg to replace part of the nerve that was missing in his left arm”.
They said it should help him regain some function in his left hand but the success of the operation wouldn’t be known for a few months.
In their latest update, posted on
a page raising funds for the family, they said his initial surgery last month lasted 12 hours and they hadn’t been sure if he was “going to make it”.”The surgeons performed miraculous things,” they wrote.
“They were faced with tendon damage, nerve damage, blood vessel damage, broken bones and severe tissue damage in both his arms, neck, head and face.
“Those were the worst 12 hours of our lives as before that we were signing consent forms involving resuscitation and amputation.
“We were unsure if our son was going to make it and that was the worst feeling in the world.”
The boy is now in a stable condition at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge and his parents said they are “amazed at how far he has come”.
More than 3,000 people have contributed in excess of £75,000 to help pay for his physical and psychological rehabilitation.
While migrants can get free NHS and dental treatment UK people now have to pat
thankyou to all those who helped pay for his surgeries
The child, who hasn’t been named, was injured at Johnsons of Old Hurst, near Huntingdon, on 18 June. The zoo’s co-owner, Tracey Johnson, reportedly jumped in to save him.
good well done iran
well starmer has gone
i hear he has a nice luxury flat opposite epstein
just hope in retirement he can leave the little boys alone
Wes Streeting fact checks claim he was ‘spotted crying in lift’ near Andy Burnham’s office
Story by Jon King •
Yes he was so upset Kier Starmer said no he could not share his rent boys
Istanbul, Turkiye – Just hours after Israel launched strikes last week against Qatar – a United States-designated “major non-NATO ally” and one of Washington’s closest Gulf partners – pro-Israel commentators quickly shifted their attention to Turkiye.
In Washington, Michael Rubin, a senior fellow at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, suggested that Turkiye could be Israel’s next target and warned that it should not rely on its NATO membership for protection
politicians and nappies have one thing in common
they should both be changed regularly
and for the same reason
Parents of a 3 year old boy thrown into
a croc enclosure by a migrant reveal extent of injuries after seven surgeries
5h •
A three-year-old boy injured when a migrant threw him into a crocodile enclosure has had seven surgeries but is “smiling again”, his parents said.
He was badly hurt when he was thrown into the enclosure at a Cambridgeshire zoo last month.
His parents said surgeons on Wednesday “harvested a nerve from his leg to replace part of the nerve that was missing in his left arm”.
They said it should help him regain some function in his left hand but the success of the operation wouldn’t be known for a few months.
In their latest update, posted on
a page raising funds for the family, they said his initial surgery last month lasted 12 hours and they hadn’t been sure if he was “going to make it”.”The surgeons performed miraculous things,” they wrote.
“They were faced with tendon damage, nerve damage, blood vessel damage, broken bones and severe tissue damage in both his arms, neck, head and face.
“Those were the worst 12 hours of our lives as before that we were signing consent forms involving resuscitation and amputation.
“We were unsure if our son was going to make it and that was the worst feeling in the world.”
The boy is now in a stable condition at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge and his parents said they are “amazed at how far he has come”.
More than 3,000 people have contributed in excess of £75,000 to help pay for his physical and psychological rehabilitation.
While migrants can get free NHS and dental treatment UK people now have to pat
thankyou to all those who helped pay for his surgeries
The child, who hasn’t been named, was injured at Johnsons of Old Hurst, near Huntingdon, on 18 June. The zoo’s co-owner, Tracey Johnson, reportedly jumped in to save him.
all empty !
@Anti
“all empty !”
Of course, well said – they aren’t stupid.