They're not stepping back from the current laws but just refusing to send succesful applicants to Rwanda. The EU is also not sending anyone to Rwanda or any third country so no reason for people to flock from EIRE to NI.
Devi
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Thylacine? aka Tasmanian Tiger.
I saw them in New York! Brilliant!
I went on an alligator boat in Florida and they were cool sure but the Anhingas hunting and catching fish were cooler, I didn't even know you had those!
While I'm pro giving it back, the article makes a good point about the Benin Bronzes being kept privately in the palace with no plan of them ever being displayed and refusing to even speak to existing museums. It's very sad.
It must be very difficult for the previous holders to know they are basically in some rich blokes bedroom now.
But you somehow think people voting normally is organisation? But government led organisation isn't???
I think you're confused by what an organised plan is...
Making a country win is way easier than making one lose. You'd have to put in enough votes for every country as you don't know how other countries will vote.
There's definitely been an organised plan for Israel, people have spoken about it openly on twitter
I've tried to find out if they ever did marry but I can't find her online. I like to think she did though and it went well because she did really like the picture.
I think you're confused. That is arranged marriage.
You're still mixing up arranged marriage with forced marriage.
They're talking about suspension not sacking, it's quite common in a lot of jobs for people to be suspended when suspected. When I was a teacher I would have been banned from the premises on any accusation and only allowed back if cleared.
The current system is that they're suspended when charged but can return when cleared and this would have them suspended earlier.