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PM’s visit to Manchester

The Prime Minister’s Spokesman (PMS) said that the Prime Minister was visiting Moss Side, Manchester, where he was meeting community groups involved in tackling gun crime at street level, including discussions with former gang leaders. The event was organised by a group called Street Pastors, and they would further discuss the need for community engagement on this issue.

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The BBC reported that World Trade Centre Building 7 collapsed – 20 minutes before it actually happened! How is this possible unless the BBC had prior knowledge? Please watch the videos and judge for yourself. This is dynamite!!
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