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offsite link Jaguar Land Rover Designer Behind Woke Rebrand ?Escorted From Office? Wed Dec 03, 2025 11:01 | Will Jones
The designer behind?Jaguar?s controversial woke rebrand?has reportedly been dismissed and "escorted from the office" just days after a new Chief Executive took over.
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With manifestos resembling glossy brochures for competing fantasies, the Left lures in voters with impossible promises. The Right, with its stress on freedom and responsibility, has a tougher sell, says Lee Taylor.
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The recent 'National Emergency Briefing' in Westminster will surely be one of the dying climate movement's last rallies, says Ben Pile. The only emergency is the one being created by the West's suicidal policies.
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The Establishment is in a tizzy about the 'constitutional vandalism' supposedly threatened by the populist wave. But the real constitutional vandals have been in power since Tony Blair, says Dr David McGrogan.
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Protest at US Embassy Belfast

category international | rights, freedoms and repression | news report author Thursday January 28, 2021 18:50author by Justin Morahan Report this post to the editors

Assange and Yemen

Summary :: A double request to President Biden may have had one surprising response

Over 230 organizations from 17 countries signed up for a call to action against the war in Yemen this week. Among them were the Peace People who handed in a letter to President Joe Biden at the US Embassy in Belfast on 26 January last. The letter from Mairead Maguire asked for freedom for Julian Assange and to save the children of Yemen by ending the US/UK support for the Saudi led war there, to stop arms sales to Saudi Arabia and make peace.

In a separate development, the Wall Street Journal on 27 January Belfast protest at US Embassy reported that President Biden has suspended arms sales to Saudi Arabia temporarily.

Below is the letter handed in to the Embassy by Mairead, Ann Patterson and other Peace People:

"Dear Mr President

Please accept my congratulations and best wishes in your work as President.

I have two urgent requests to ask of you.

l) Free Julian Assange.

Please do all you can to free Julian Assange and release him to let him go home to his family.

He has served long enough and his family long for his presence and his punishment to be ended.

2) Save the Children of Yemen.

Your Foreign Policy is causing death and starvation of thousands of Yemeni children as the ports are blocked and people cannot get food. Do not let history record again that powerful Governments played politics with little children’s lives. I implore you Mr. President to stop immediately with the UK Government the war on Yemen. Please end the arms sales to Saudi Arabia and make peace.

Sadly more and more Yemeni children are being starved by warring parties whose blockades and bomb attacks have decimated and continue to decimate their country.

Please learn from Northern Ireland, and solve this horror of war on Yemen, through dialogue.

Peace and Love

Mairead Maguire

Nobel Peace Laureate"

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