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The Prime Minister: Tony Blair to have his "Knight Companion of the Most Noble Order of the Garter" rescinded - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/iqQRx6tNtu via @UKChange
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Gotta #LoveTheDarts This afternoon's chant "Boris is a Wxxxer"! Later followed by "Stand up if you hate Boris"! Loveley stuff.
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A quarter of parents of autistic children say they had to wait over 3 years for support at school, according to @autism. This is unacceptable. I'm calling on @Nadhimzahawi to use the SEND review as the opportunity to fix the system. Sign the petition:
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Don't be distracted by liars and backstabbers who tell you that resistance is useless. 'If you don't fight you will surely lose.' - Bob Crow
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Please join me and email the CEOs of Asda, Tesco, Co-op and Lidl to close all supermarkets on Boxing Day
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βWithout our brain and muscle not a single wheel can turn.β #TubeStrike
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Solidarity Swindon branch β
Solidarity to all our striking London Underground drivers
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Staff working at John Lewis and Waitrose are struggling to get by on less than the real living wage. Add your name to support a real living wage for all John Lewis partners:
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Tube union RMT says strike action goes ahead over imposition of impossible and unreasonable demands on staff in advance of Night Tube reopening https://t.co/nSjRMKhGWo
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Claps don't pay the bills - give all NHS workers a 15% pay rise #NHSPay15 - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/HGBcHtfgfh via @UKChange
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Claps don't pay the bills - give all NHS workers a 15% pay rise #NHSPay15
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Breaking: Corbyn launches legal action over wreath-smear tweet https://t.co/gLIgJ5uce2 via @skwawkbox @SueJonesSays @paulapeters2 @blueannoyed @charlotteh71 @mikecoulson48 @GivingCuppa @vamroses @BadPutty @irisstylosa @RandolphTrent
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Makes our pay cuts even harder to swallow. π€¬ With inflation at an all time high of 4.2% when can we expect a long overdue pay rise?
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