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The Hypocrisy with LGBTQ+ and Islamic Support
By examining the complexities and contradictions within the LGBTQ+ rights movement, this article aims to foster a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities for creating a more inclusive and just society. Through critical evaluation and consistent advocacy, the movement can continue to progress towards its ultimate goal of equality and justice for all.
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Stabbing Knife Attack Again 12 Years old!
Stabbing Knife Attack Again 12 yr old Nottingham Crime News Local Story
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#Shottingham Shooting Near Studio
Speaking of Nottingham, this fine city has its own special twist – the “Code of the Streets.” This unwritten rule of strict silence makes it incredibly tough for law enforcement to get any useful information. It’s like everyone has taken a vow of omertà. Breaking this code is a big no-no, and the fear of…
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XL Bully Dogs in Nottingham: A Growing Menace
enforcement is crucial to ensuring public safety. Authorities are urged to strictly monitor compliance and take swift action against those who flout the regulations.
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Convicted Drug Dealer Avoids Jail for Hit & Run
In a glaring example of Britain’s broken justice system, Jermaine Moran, a 35-year-old convicted drug dealer, has walked free despite causing a devastating accident that left a Rolls-Royce worker with a shattered kneecap. The collision, which occurred on Harvey Road in Derby, has sparked outrage among those who believe the criminal justice system is failing…
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An Outrageous Act of Violence. #brokenBritain
In the face of such darkness, the collective strength and resolve of the community can pave the way for a safer, more hopeful future. The scars left by this attack, both on the victims and the community, serve as a poignant reminder of the work that lies ahead.
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Local Woman chosen to speak at Royal Awards
Tuesday 14 May 2024: A young woman from Nottingham joined His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh and chef and television presenter Matt Tebbutt to give a speech to thousands of young people and their loved ones at Buckingham Palace yesterday – as they celebrated achieving their Gold Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards. Amelia Warren, 23…
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