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Emma :

damn 65 out here breaking hearts

2020-05-08 20:03:26

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Dᴏᴠᴇ 🕊️🫧🖤💜 :

This guy just needs to give up on numbers 😓

2020-05-08 20:19:53

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axconnolly06 :

he never say goodbye 😭😭😭

2020-05-09 11:33:26

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Lauren🤠 :

yeah😏, city🏬! Sity won🏅, shity too🌚, city treee🌲, city for🐚, city fye🔥, I never stanky bye🙋🏿‍♀️! Yeah🚼 heyyyyy! 😫

2020-05-08 20:44:35

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Mike :

it's hearbreaking it makes me feel so sad 😭

2020-05-08 20:01:15

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Shania💆🏼‍♀️ :

TRAVIS SORRY FOR NOT BEING ON ALL DAY!!!!! I HAD NO INTERNET:/

2020-05-08 20:53:03

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✨Rina ✨ :

Now I know my numbers

2020-05-09 10:37:53

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“It’s like the TV series Years and Years on steroids” said Scottish National Party (SNP) MP Alison Thewliss as she slammed prime minister Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda bill as a “pathetic excuse for a policy, a foghorn signalling the far right” and “utterly repellent to decent people”. Sunak’s government aims to pass a bill blocking UK human rights laws in an effort to revive their faltering plans to send people seeking asylum to Rwanda, after the supreme court ruled that the policy was unlawful earlier this year. If the bill were enacted, it would become legally impossible in UK courts to challenge government decisions to remove asylum seekers to Rwanda on the ground that it is not a safe country — even if it was presented with overwhelming evidence that Rwanda was unsafe. Asylum seekers would still be able to challenge their removal to Rwanda based on their personal circumstances, and while the home secretary James Cleverly admitted the Rwanda bill was 'pushing at the edge of the envelope', he said the policy was within the framework of international law. The bill will be voted on tonight, in a vote many are seeing as a vote of confidence in Sunak himself. Find out what this fight tells us about the Conservative party by heading to our link in bio.

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