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Letter from London: lest we forget

To London, where Home Secretary Suella Braverman must have been so very Proud of her boys today

The PNGC London correspondent by The PNGC London correspondent
11-11-2023 20:41
in Voices | Lleisiau
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Oh whistle, and you’ll come to me my lads: Suella Braverman inflames fascism. Image by Cold War Steve

Oh whistle, and you’ll come to me my lads: Suella Braverman inflames fascism. Image by Cold War Steve used with kind permission of the artist

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