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This was why a big part of why Aaron Bushnell did what he did.

[famousinuniverse]

London, United Kingdom: London is the capital and largest city of both England and the United Kingdom, with a population of around 8.8 million, and its metropolitan area is the largest in Western Europe. It stands on the River Thames in south-east England at the head of a 50-mile estuary down to the North Sea and has been a major settlement for nearly two millennia. The City of London, its ancient core and financial centre, was founded by the Romans as Londinium and retains its medieval boundaries. Wikipedia

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Royston Rd, Glasgow.

[ebenelephant]

I'm still quite impressed at the irony of Rishi "let's reintroduce the draft" Sunak leaving D-Day commemorations early. 10/10 way to flush your dwindling election hopes down the drain, no notes.

[livesunique]

The Tent Room at Kingston Lacy,

Wimborne Minster, Dorset, United Kingdom

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Yeovil, Somerset

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cAnneada just keeps on giving and blessing us!

[sarahisasluttybitchh]

If fingering myself makes me hard ..what happens when you put your 🍆 inside

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https://www.tumblr.com/nadasaftawi/752850139183513600/donate-to-help-us-escape-gaza-a-mothers-plea-for

Dear Friends,

Life in Gaza has become unbearable. I am begging for your help to save my children. I don't want them to die here. If anything happens to me, please don't forget them. Save them after I'm gone.

Please share our story and contribute to our campaign. Your support is our only hope.❤️🙏

With heartfelt gratitude,

Nada Safwatawi

from the river to the sea, palestine will be free

[wachinyeya]

Stork That Went Extinct in the UK 600 Years Ago is Spotted in the English Skies: ‘It was a great sign’ https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/stork-that-went-extinct-in-the-uk-600-years-ago-is-spotted-in-the-english-skies-it-was-a-great-sign/

A beautiful white stork was spotted recently flying over the English county of Cheshire, and not only would no one alive today be able to remember the last time that happened, but none of their grandparents would either; neither would any of their grandparents, and probably none of theirs.

White storks have been extinct in England for 600 years—since the time Martin Luther nailed his document of reforms on the Church wall—but they’ve been back and breeding for several years thanks to efforts to reintroduce them from other populations.

The Warsaw Zoo donated birds to the White Stork Project of southern England. They had been rescued following accidents on roads or with powerlines.

Some of the birds are kept at the Cotswold Wildlife Park, and every year managers at the project take their offspring to the rewilded Knepp Estate and Wadhurst Park in Sussex to grow up in a natural environment where they can build up the memory and skills to survive and thrive in the English countryside again.

Residents of Cheshire were thrilled to see this large white bird with black plumage flying over their county again, reports Matt Hancock-Bruce, chief reporter with the Warrington Guardian.

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Though extinct in England for all these years, the white stork is considered a species of least concern, and can be found as far afield as Kenya, Palestine, Turkey, and Kazakhstan.

A nest camera run by the White Stork Project of a stork family of four is live 24/7 on the Knepp Estate, where you can watch the juveniles fight over the food brought by their parents.

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ELLIS REED: CAPTURING MOMENTS AND CREATING VISUAL STORIES IN BATH, UK

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Charles III: Don't paint my hands or face red, I don't want people to think I've got blood on them.

Painter: Of course, your majesty.

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Byron Cl, London.

[witchywitchy]

The fact that we, Arabic-speaking average people(aka non-journalists), have to keep up with translating Palestinian posts from Arabic to English to avoid having Western Media/Pro-Zionists mistranslate on purpose, says enough about how we all lost trust in the media. From the "there's a list" guy who was standing in front of a calendar and condemning the days of the week, to the BBC's mistranslation of a freed Palestinian hostage's interview. I will try my best to keep translating whatever I can find, and I encourage my fellow bilingual/multilingual Arabs to do the same. It's already sad enough that Palestinian journalists and even children have to use English in videos instead of their native tongue in order to get the world leaders' attention.

Please keep speaking about Palestine.