Sectarian abuse hurled at councillor as youths remove election posters
Youths have shouted sectarian abuse at a local SDLP councillor after he confronted them while taking down election posters in South Belfast.
Youths have shouted sectarian abuse at a local SDLP councillor after he confronted them while taking down election posters in South Belfast.
When the history of this election campaign comes to be written, one question will perplex the compilers more than any other: why now? The Tory officials and police officers being investigated for alleged gambling law infractions by betting on a snap contest in July will have secured very good odds for the simple reason that no one was expecting it.
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This is just a hunch, but I imagine some of you are as sick as I am of hearing that a vote for Reform is a wasted vote. Let me tell you what a wasted vote is. Casting my ballot in December 2019 with a song in my heart for the Conservatives. Nothing I voted for came to pass. Worse than that, in many cases the alleged Tory government did precisely the opposite of what I wanted. Every Conservative principle I held dear trashed.
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With Britain swept up in its own election, it easy to miss the equally momentous one taking place across the Channel.
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