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Released Hostage Emily Damari Tells Keir Starmer she was held in UN Facilities
Not only should UNRWA be shut down but the people employed by it who assisted the Hamas animals, be prosecuted and jailed. -
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British Man Arrested in Thailand for 20-Year-Old UK Murder Case
Lamduan had 5 sisters. So I doubt she will be on her own. -
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British Man Arrested in Thailand for 20-Year-Old UK Murder Case
Lamduan had a son by a prior relationship, and came to the UK. Armitage left him with his elderly dad when he left the UK in 2007. He took with him his daughter and his son. He lived with his daughter, probably has the house in her name. She was killed a few years back in a road accident. He's looking after her daughter now. 2007 was a busy year for 45 year old Armitage. He left the UK with 2 kids to take up a job that paid FA. His mum went into a nursing home, and he left his dad with his 16 year old stepson. Also in 2007, the "Lady of the Hills" was laid to rest when the villagers paid for a plot and service. That would have been well covered in the local news, because it was just down the road from where he lived 1991-2003 he lived in Portsmouth, teaching at a 6th form. His wife worked at a Thai restaurant, washing up. She frequently complained to the other Thais there how sad she was. In 2003, she told them her husband had found work in Yorkshire. They then moved to Rugby in Warwickshire, without saying bye. After a few months, they moved again to his parents 3 bed semi bungalow, so 4 adults, 3 kids in a 3 bed small house. This is not the life 29 year old Armitage promised. The bungalow was in the middle of nowhere really. He told his kids she ran off with a Thai man she met there. There is nothing there, no shops, nothing. I suspect he was jobless, or working as a supply teacher. Odd that, teachers losing their jobs. -
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Thai senator’s death penalty drama stirs up capital debate
It would improve because drugs would be available at much lower prices so theft to pay for drugs would be reduced if not completely eliminated. Of course support systems need to be put in place for addicts along with employment programs. You say the community has the right to be protected which is obviously true but fail to identify that's it's those in charge of this protection that's allowing and participating in the criminal activity bringing the drugs into the country. -
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