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offsite link Sadiq Khan Grooming Gang ?Cover-Up? Exposed Mon Oct 20, 2025 15:33 | Will Jones
Sadiq Khan has been accused of covering up evidence of grooming gangs in London ? publicly denying there were any while reading behind closed doors reports of young girls being raped in hotels by groups of men.
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offsite link Ferguson?s Law and the UK?s Flaw Mon Oct 20, 2025 13:00 | James Alexander
Sir Niall Ferguson's law says spending more on debt than defence dooms a nation ? and COVID-19 showed the UK broke it spectacularly, says James Alexander.
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offsite link Labour Police Commissioners Publish Pro-Immigration ?Fact Sheet? Claiming Immigration May Cut Crime Mon Oct 20, 2025 11:07 | Will Jones
Three Labour?Police and Crime Commissioners?have published a pro-immigration 'fact sheet' that claims migrants contribute more to the economy than they take out and immigration may cut crime.
The post Labour Police Commissioners Publish Pro-Immigration ‘Fact Sheet’ Claiming Immigration May Cut Crime appeared first on The Daily Sceptic.

offsite link Indonesian Rainforests Turned Into Open-Cast Mining Pits to Improve Range of High-End Electric Vehic... Mon Oct 20, 2025 09:00 | Chris Morrison
Eco Smugs may think they're saving the planet with high-end EVs, but the drive for longer battery range is destroying Indonesia's rainforests, warns the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor.
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offsite link Hasn?t Lenny Henry Already Received Shedloads of Undeserved Racial ?Reparations? From the UK TV Indu... Mon Oct 20, 2025 07:00 | Steven Tucker
If anyone deserves reparations, it's the poor BBC licence-fee-paying public, white and otherwise, who've funded Lenny Henry's alleged comedy career and racial grift for decades, argues Steven Tucker.
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category national | environment | news report author Sunday May 24, 2009 21:50author by Contaminated Crow Report this post to the editors

A quiet week: a landfill, a telemast, a windfarm

An Bord Pleanala has refused Greenstar permission to increase the amount of waste it landfills at Knockherley, near Kentstown, Co. Meath, a move which delighted the Knockharley and District Residents’ Association, whose secretary, Jim McCormack, welcomed the decision and hoped Greenstar would now ‘concentrate on operating the facility in accordance with the EPA licence’. (Meath Chronicle 23/5/09, p. 3).

Parents with children at Carlanstown National School have been called on to object to a planning application due to be lodged by Vodafone to retain its controversial telemast adjacent to the school in Carlanstown, Co. Meath. (Meath Chronicle 23/5/09, p.4).

Hibernian Windpower’s proposed 350 feet high 5-turbine windfarm at High Street, Lissycasey, Co. Clare, originally granted planning permission in 2003 but not proceeded with due to failure to secure a connection to the national grid, has run into problems with its recent application to Clare County Council to affirm that planning permission. The Department of the Environment has recommended a new or updated Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) should be produced, as the project’s EIS predates the Derrybrien and other landslides and peat stability may be a significant issue at the site and thus requires detailed assessment. (Clare People 19/5/09, p. 25).

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