Almost like her view is unpopular

Would love to know what others think

Just ten successful, or partially successful, claims at the ECHR since 2020
From a whole 20 cases heard over 5 years
I've just read all the judgements here
researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CB...
You can read them all back to 1975
Very few (from the whole 20) are about immigration

Here's a clue

That way less of his swale sweat drips on her

That was after just 3 days, and the trauma, even when safe, is plain to see. We are holding people for years, who've already fled a war zone, lived rough in foreign countries, and made a terrifying crossing. Why are we surprised some of them completely crack?

that's what abusers seek out. Experts know this. (I know an expert).
This is nothing but politics.

These are just three variables, if a correlation were found, it would likely not prove causation. Looking at religion for example, it's likely to be Catholics/High Church
I'd guess because there are so many positions of trust and power that men can take up, with access to vulnerable young people...

Wasn't even a main 'Shirley beach ball incident'

Taking away disability support to 'help them into employment'

8mm
Was good, but I don't need to feel that again

How's that scrutiny working out for you mate?

In 2014, whilst America was orchestrating the Maidan coup in Ukraine, the British right wing were fearmongering about Eastern Europeans in the UK. The EU was set to become the largest trading bloc. America's 'greatness' always followed massive wars in Europe...
I'm sure this is irrelevant

When do you celebrate September?

'that could be useful' is pretty broad
eg BBC Weather 'could be useful'

Before US, it was actually, also US

Have Andrew or Mandleson been prosecuted?
Have they been interviewed under caution?

Has the law been applied?

What is your ratio of News to Agency?