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Abolish inheritance tax! We worked all our live to secure our children and grandchildren future
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Mahmood's supporters argue that local opposition to asylum accommodation will gradually fade as communities become accustomed to the changes.
They believe the government cannot continue spending huge amounts of taxpayers' money on asylum hotels and must find alternative accommodation across the UK.
They also argue that asylum seekers need somewhere to live while their applications are being processed. Although residents' concerns about local services, housing and community changes should be taken seriously, these concerns should not prevent the government from reforming the asylum system.
Their message is simple: change may be uncomfortable at first, but communities can adapt over time, and the government must find a more affordable and sustainable way to house asylum seekers.
#UK #BritishNews #UKNews
Mahmood's supporters argue that local opposition to asylum accommodation will gradually fade as communities become accustomed to the changes.
They believe the government cannot continue spending huge amounts of taxpayers' money on asylum hotels and must find alternative accommodation across the UK.
They also argue that asylum seekers need somewhere to live while their applications are being processed. Although residents' concerns about local services, housing and community changes should be taken seriously, these concerns should not prevent the government from reforming the asylum system.
Their message is simple: change may be uncomfortable at first, but communities can adapt over time, and the government must find a more affordable and sustainable way to house asylum seekers.
#UK #BritishNews #UKNews
#RestoreBritain
Yet another UBER DRIVER guilty of RAPE
Kamran Khan, 54, RAPED university student in Leeds and was sentenced to 12 years and six months in prison at Leeds Crown Court after being found guilty.
The Incident: The victim, a "heavily intoxicated" university student, was helped into Khan’s Uber by her friends and venue staff following a night out in Leeds city centre. The Attack: Instead of safely completing the journey, Khan drove to a quiet, secluded area near the victim's house. He stopped the vehicle and spent nearly an hour assaulting and raping her inside the car before dropping her off at her home.The Aftermath: Upon being dropped off, the victim immediately ran inside and alerted her father, stating, "help me dad I've been raped."
Legal Outcome
• Conviction: Khan, who had no fixed address and previously held a clean criminal record, was found guilty of rape and assault by penetration following a five-day trial.
• Sentencing: Judge Mr Recorder Simon Jackson heavily condemned Khan’s actions, calling them a "gross abandonment" of his fundamental duty of care. Khan was handed a 12-and-a-half-year custodial sentence, placed on the sex offenders register for life, and issued a lifetime ban from working as a taxi or private hire driver.
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Source (main story) Yorkshire Evening Post
#Leeds
#Bradford
#uber
#jailed
Yet another UBER DRIVER guilty of RAPE
Kamran Khan, 54, RAPED university student in Leeds and was sentenced to 12 years and six months in prison at Leeds Crown Court after being found guilty.
The Incident: The victim, a "heavily intoxicated" university student, was helped into Khan’s Uber by her friends and venue staff following a night out in Leeds city centre. The Attack: Instead of safely completing the journey, Khan drove to a quiet, secluded area near the victim's house. He stopped the vehicle and spent nearly an hour assaulting and raping her inside the car before dropping her off at her home.The Aftermath: Upon being dropped off, the victim immediately ran inside and alerted her father, stating, "help me dad I've been raped."
Legal Outcome
• Conviction: Khan, who had no fixed address and previously held a clean criminal record, was found guilty of rape and assault by penetration following a five-day trial.
• Sentencing: Judge Mr Recorder Simon Jackson heavily condemned Khan’s actions, calling them a "gross abandonment" of his fundamental duty of care. Khan was handed a 12-and-a-half-year custodial sentence, placed on the sex offenders register for life, and issued a lifetime ban from working as a taxi or private hire driver.
AI responses may include mistakes.
Source (main story) Yorkshire Evening Post
#Leeds
#Bradford
#uber
#jailed
