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Subject: Just the start
mikeymk 20.04.16 - 08:58pm
Sorry, this was supposed to be in thoughts.. * +
mikeymk 20.04.16 - 09:02pm
No, I wasn't 
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dan27notts 20.04.16 - 09:05pm
Seen this on fb before lol * +
dan27notts 20.04.16 - 09:10pm
Leftie kryptonite * +
dodgey 20.04.16 - 09:13pm
that's the s**ttest attempt at being a ladyboy ever! * +
recurve16 4.06.19 - 10:27am
French court has sentenced an imam to two years in prison for helping migrants try to cross the English Channel in inflatable boats.
The 39-year-old Iranian national was accused of arranging several crossings from northern France to England.
A 29-year-old Senegalese man who attended the mosque where the imam preaches also stood trial.
He was given nine months in jail and was banned from visiting Nord and Pas-de-Calais for three years.
The imam, who has not been named in French media, fainted upon hearing his sentence.
According to the prosecution, the imam was in contact with organised gangs of traffickers and took a commission on the sale of each boat.
Police found two boats, three outboard engines and life jackets in the imam's house. The two men confessed to buying seven boats between December 2018 and April 2019.
The imam claimed he visited a shop in Deulemont, on the border with Belgium, to purchase dinghys
Both defendants claimed they only realised later that the boats were being used for illegal Channel crossings.
When I learnt that, I thought of the children on board and I told myself there could have been deaths, the Senegalese man told the court. The imam said he was ashamed.
Prosecutors said their explanations did not reflect reality and that the Iranian national was often in the areas where the boats were discovered.
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recurve16 4.06.19 - 10:34am
More than 70 people were intercepted in one day as they crossed the English Channel on eight boats, the government has confirmed.
HM Coastguard assisted UK Border Force off the south coast, as a total of 74 migrants tried to reach the UK.
Conservative MP for Dover and Deal, Charlie Elphicke, said it was a record number of boats in a single day.
Last month, 140 migrants were picked up - the highest number since December,Earlier in the day, eight men in an inflatable dinghy were spotted on Winchelsea Beach, in East Sussex.
This crisis was meant to have been dealt with at Christmas, yet numbers continue to rise, Mr Elphicke said.
The Home Office needs to get a grip.
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