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Gay people who seek asylum in Britain and end up in detention centres continue to face the "reverse of justice" and the threat of deportation. Sitting in the visitors’ hall of high-security Colnbrook immigration removal centre, Eric cuts a feeble figure beside two burly security guards who are keeping a watchful eye. Eric was just 20 when he fled death threats in his native Ghana. The son of two farmers, he says since his village in the conservative African nation discovered he was gay, neighbours are no longer buying crops from his family’s smallholding, and now his relatives are struggling to survive. Eric manages just a few of minutes of talking – whispering, almost – before he winces in pain and slowly lifts himself out of his chair. “I was beaten by men with sticks and nails,” he mutters. “It hurts to sit down. It hurts to talk and it’s painful even to breathe.” “I fear going back because my life would be in danger. My parent’s used to call...

If you honestly believe that May and Trump are now at each others throats you are a little bit silly. Two days ago Trump retweeted 3 Far right Nazi Britain First fake videos casuing outrage across the world which led to the theatre act of May VS Trump. All yesterday the Tory/Neo Liberal media posted about 100 different posts about May calling out Trump for posting Britain First fake news which is the right thing to do but she was doing it for political reasons. May has always backed Trump 100% so why all of a sudden has she turned on him? Nothing to do with Britain First if anything that was all part of the May vs Trump act. May has been subliminaly trying to accuse Corbyn and Labour as being on Russias side because they had been on Russian State TV RT although that backfired as it turned out more Tory MPs had been on RT than Labour. So today The day after the media pushed out the May VS Trump theatre act, news breaks which could spell the end of Trumps presidency, which ...

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RUMOUR HAS IT... Jayda Fransen used money she saved up from her Britain First muppets on a boob job. Dear oh dear these vulnerable right wing snowflakes have fallen for a massive scam.

people furious over Trump retweeting Britain First so BBC think its a great idea to get her on their channel and add fuel to the fire. You can see what the elite are doing can't you? They want the far right to rise. Without the far right the Tories will collapse. Same in America with Republicans. We have got to a point where the media are giving the Nazi far right air time whilst pretending to care but subliminaly making them more known. Also what will happen is MPs will call for the far right to be banned so "to make it fair" they will have to ban the so called "hard left" also.

MPs in Parliament put pressure on the Government to denounce Mr Trump. Labour MP Yvette Cooper said the far right group’s deputy leader Jayda Fransen had been given a “huge platform” while other MPs told Home Secretary Amber Rudd to “go on, stand up” after she did not immediately respond to the issue and stayed in her seat. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn tweeted: “I hope our Government will condemn far-right retweets by  Donald   Trump . They are abhorrent, dangerous and a threat to our society.” Britain First, a far-right political organisation that is anti-immigration, was created in 2011 with former members of the British National Party. Unverified videos Mr Trump retweeted three unverified videos first shared by Ms Fransen. The videos were all more than six months old with two dating back to 2013. The titles of the videos on Ms Fransen’s tweets read “Muslim Destroys a Statue of Virgin Mary!” and “Islamist mob pushes teenage boy off roof and beats him to death”....

Theresa May urged to suspend controlled export licences to Venezuelan government while violent clashes continue. Britain has sold military equipment worth millions of pounds to  Venezuela  in the last decade, it has emerged, prompting calls for Theresa May to suspend controlled export licences while the country in is the grip of violent clashes between police and protesters. Government figures show military equipment was approved for sale from UK-based companies to Venezuela’s armed forces as recently as September last year, despite the Foreign Office listing the country as “of concern” regarding human rights. Overall, £2.5m of military goods have been sold to the country since 2008, including components for military radar, weapon sights and military aircraft engines. In the last year of figures, to March 2016, licences for goods worth more than £80,000 were approved, including equipment for crowd control to be used by law enforcement agencies.  The rev...