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BBC calls Guy Fawkes an ‘astonishing activist’ similar to Mandela

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By Craig Simpson Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The BBC has called Guy Fawkes an "astonishing activist" and likened him to Nelson Mandela. In history resources for children, the plotter who tried to blow up Parliament and King James I is counted among civil rights activists "who wanted to change the world". The BBC Bitesize material for primary schools ranks Fawkes alongside Rosa Parks, the civil rights activist, Emmeline Pankhurst, the suffragette, and Mandela, the anti-apartheid leader.
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Bayeux Tapestry’s lorry checked for Channel migrants Original

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By Craig Simpson Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
The Bayeux Tapestry lorry had to be checked for Channel migrants, The Telegraph can disclose. Armed officers escorting the medieval artwork, which depicts William the Conqueror's 1066 invasion of England, had to guard against other unexpected arrivals from the Continent. The Telegraph understands that the lorry carrying the tapestry from Bayeux to London was searched for stowaway migrants before crossing the Channel.
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Iran’s ‘propaganda charity’ given right to bring migrants to UK

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By Craig Simpson Verified
| Aol Verified
A charity which is an alleged outpost of the Iranian regime in London has the right to bring migrants to Britain, The Telegraph can reveal. The Home Office has given the Islamic Centre of England powers to sponsor visas for “skilled workers” and religious ministers. Despite accusations that it forms part of Iran’s propaganda machine in the UK, the centre remains on the official register of visa sponsors.
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