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This Day in History - 27th November
27th November is Lancashire Day - to commemorate the day in 1295 when Lancashire first sent representatives to Parliament, to attend the Model Parliament of King Edward I.
Chief Rabbi Says Corbyn ‘Unfit for Office’ Over Anti-Semitism
The Jewish Chief Rabbi made an intervention in the general election, saying the far-left Labour Party Leader, Jeremy Corbyn, is ‘unfit for office’ over his handling of anti-Semitism allegations.
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Ex-MI6 chief claims Corbyn is a danger to national security
The former chief of MI6 has claimed the communist Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn could become a danger to the country and pose a “present danger to our country” if he was to become Prime Minister.
This Day in History - 25th November
1120 Henry I's only legitimate son, William, was drowned when The White Ship (la Blanche-Nef) carrying him from Normandy to England sank off Barfleur. This set up a conflict, known as the Anarchy, for the English crown between Stephen and Henry's daughter, Matilda.
Machete Attack at Birmingham Cinema, 7 Injured
Isn't diversity wonderful! An entertainment complex in Birmingham was evacuated after around 100 people, some carrying machetes, stormed the cinema and started a riot over the release of a new gangster movie.
This Day in History - 24th November
1542 The English army defeated the Scots at the Battle of Solway Moss. It started as a family dispute when Henry VIII of England broke from the Roman Catholic Church and asked James V of Scotland, his nephew, to do the same, but James ignored his uncle's request.
Did you miss Robin's election update?
One of our candidates BANNED from campaigning and even SPEAKING the Name of her opponent…Anna Soubry! (I am serious, the court has actually done this to our candidate!!)
This Day in History - 23rd November
955 The death of Edred, King of England. The chief achievement of his reign was to bring the Kingdom of Northumbria under total English control.