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A recent poll revealed that over half of Conservative party members believe that Islam poses a threat to the British way of life. This poll sheds light on the party’s hostility towards the country’s second-largest religion. Kiran Stacey has the full story.
More than half of Tory members in poll say Islam a threat to British way of lifeRead moreShare22m ago09.18 ESTThousands of farmers protest outside Welsh parliament
A massive protest took place outside the Senedd (Welsh parliament) as thousands of people gathered to oppose a proposed overhaul of farming subsidies that they believe threatens their industry, according to PA reports. Protesters cheered, waved Welsh flags, and held placards in Welsh and English reading “No Farmers, No Food.” They are objecting to the Welsh Labour government’s proposal to require more land to be set aside for environmental schemes. The event in Cardiff Bay was the largest protest so far, with speeches from Senedd politicians from the Welsh Conservatives and Plaid Cymru.
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