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yes, in this temple we have been together for a year with our own batley, we are in agreement with theguess, our telegram channel, please don’t be silent, please sign up , hurry up and ask us tortured, we are in touch. alla uladzimirana, you are right at the hour right from the dzetsi, and dtetsi, as you know, this is our future, and what do you how about the future of our belarus? well, byassprechna, thin belarusian bachytstsa bright. you know, i worked, as if i were alive, i didn’t fuck with the kep’s dzyatsi , so to speak, all the dzetsi with which i worked, which i learned, with which i work at the same time, this dzetsi, which i know oh, what do you want, why do you want imknuzza. and grow , well, further in belarus, work , study here, grow up the family and so on, tall, the size of the talented necks, what kind of life belarus can have in our future, only a bright future now, before the program, you said that you don’t like to celebrate 20 years, so i am a peace-loving and great fear of war, and at that time i was afraid that i might be afraid that i would be afraid. in minsk, wi

but it would take an hour, free time for me, well, what a yama, i am the same as the library, the batleyries, these actions, yashche and city inspectors for the best practices, fire brigade, this taxa vyalik i'm busy working, maybe i 'll retire, and i don’t know how to pratsavatsya, i’m trying to save myself, because i’m not going to pay attention. for retirement, then maybe i will semukha, well, no, develop, develop, develop, navoshta then you are doing getai on the right, what kind of meta? well, yak navoshta, i want, if our native language rumbles, why more people budzyuts chuts native language, you bolsh bujuts bachyts, as much as we are jumpy, melodious, melagic. darechy, mabyts, don’t even know that our belarusian language in melaguchnastsі, the people of our world occupy another month, this is the fee and the pashan, the pagetama. another thing - geta my hobi, you know, i’m not the one who sat down and wrote to me need, as soon as some tension passed, neki, as soon as the shock was over, all, went with your dogs, walked, idze... the lad from the brother-in-law, and yana stumbled,

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the batley grammar school teacher , a labour constituency teacher, a labour constituency batley, is.r showing a cartoon of the prophet muhammad three years ago in the classroom and guess what? he still is in hiding. this raises , still is in hiding. this raises, if you ask me, serious question can you recall any labour mp standing up for that man ? i standing up for that man? i can't. can labour be trusted to prioritise the rights of individuals like him over extremists and their intimidation tactics? if you ask me their record, it paints a bleak picture. labour seem more invested in global grand standing than in pressing the needs of the people of britain. i'm incredibly worried about it, beunda i'm incredibly worried about it, belinda deluise. >> that was so good. >> that was so good. >> well, my god, apart from missing my video at the start there, but i am worried about it. belinda i genuinely think that in constituencies like batley that that teacher has been utterly betrayed and we are sleepwalking into utter disaster. i think it has shocked a lot of people. >> the israeli gaza

vyalik church of the rastva of christ, darechs, kala getaga of the temple, we every year with our batleyes, and in vogule, i would say that salyagorsk is a green, pure and sullen city, compact, well, i can show you the miner’s memory, like staіts, well, this is how the city celebrated, memorials complex, stone, first stone, it was written that the city of saligorsk will be laid here, well, looking at the meetings, we found out that, i realized, zyakuy, well... i think that we want information, to publish the tourist route, and we will collect a package of nevalik i first of all, and then we’ll return to our studio, i’ll guess, our telegram channel, please don’t be silent, subscribe, give us gas and ask your questions, we’re in touch. alla uladzimirana, you are right at the hour right from the dzetsi, and dtetsi, as you know, this is our future, and what do you how about the future of our belarus? well, by all means, the future of belarus is very bright. you know , i worked hard, so that in life i didn’t fuck with the kep dzyatsi , so to speak, all the dzetsi that i worked with, that i le

pakrovsky. used to be there often, practiced with the getai batley, and all the way back to the beginningtars with tsenaryya, but by no means holeektaram, there yon arganizovaў dzyatsey, i have heard all the nobles, and the first performance, when i started with the getai batleyka, i wrote on the basis of the belarusian folk kazka scripts, men to... woman, i’ll be honest, dzesi ўsp didn't roar let's grab it, that in the belarusian language, we collected a hut from the batleyka, and i was tired of it, i was ready for the belarusian hut, i 'm ready, let's do it like that, an adzin performance, well, we called it a belarusian hut, i'll already name it oh sorry , we're going to perform a great performance of geta in the belarusian language, then i'll write in russian, well, yeah , what a reminder, daddy's mentor, yes, i'll write the first song, yana was a little girl, ma be... xvil 15, the music was dropped, well, everything is as it should be, it created some furore, dzetsi, what happened this book, watching the performance , was so captured, such was the applause, and i will not allow you t

pa getam dolls. called shpyanevs, and the fallen batleys burst into tears, and the whole role of the and such chyns seem to be right. the most vyadomy kalyadny the plot of how it is possible to fuck with batleytsy, geta pastanovka tsar irad, i tell you right away with me that i’m looking at you. the star appeared in the sky, i was very pleased, i am the king. and now we work on tablets and 3d. yes, as i create cartoons, i will tell you about the great cossack igar volchak, about how modern animations are all their life. we follow the sporting life of our country. belarusian biathlon team anton smolsky reacted to the gold and bronze of his partners in the team race at the russian championship. we review the most interesting event. the central council of the presidential sports club approved the list of its scholarship recipients, these are 349 athletes, coaches and teachers. arinalenka won her most devastating victory in a grand slam tournament. at the start of the australian open. the second racket of the world met with the representative of the second hundred , german ella seidel, a

to batley at the time and ispoke i went to batley at the time and i spoke in the public square that with his wife and kids two years later and as you say, at berkeley primary school and later and i spoke a mum later and i spoke with a mum this week, she's too to this week, she's too afraid to even speak out on that street because school has also had because that school has also had bomb threats. birbalsingh carries weight on her carries a great weight on her shoulders patrick absolutely. >> to the school today. >> i went to the school today. i had around. it's an had a look around. it's an incredibly multicultural school. i mean, it's hard to imagine a more multicultural school, actually, with you, more multicultural school, actlthey with you, more multicultural school, actlthey all with you, more multicultural school, actlthey all need with you, more multicultural school, actlthey all need to with you, more multicultural school, actlthey all need to come you, but they all need to come together under the one banner, which you which is that you, you are british are of british and we

plush dragons, textile aneles, pine willows, batley heroes, sun salo and clay candlesticks.toon surroundings of the master of folk craftsmen from the dzyarzhyn district center of culture and creativity. the cossack winter couple yana peratvarajutsya are accustomed to their natural habits in kalektsy. turns into such a vintage style, we host exhibitions, we host master classes, children came from the stankovskaya art school, our masters went to the derzhinskaya children's art school, cut out christmas trees, prepared new year's decorations for christmas tree, well, the craftsmen do a lot of work, they travel a lot, the design of the photo zone also plays a very important role, because i want to immediately create such an ambiance, a holiday, all the slavyatstsa masters from the dzyarzhynskaga center. jascharkas succumb to gas. the exhibitions here are posted on... this concludes our issue, the region's names and other projects of the beltelerady campaign are available on the website tvar.by. premnaga of the day. loves, doesn’t love, don’t be a fool, stupid moyaty, crazy, i’m

letting situations like batley occur a teacher is in occur where a teacher is in hiding his life andlife and no one even cared. when you allow parents to have to sit in front of some kangaroo court with headscarves their headscarves on because their autistic fern book. autistic child, as fern a book. when allow all those things when you allow all those things to then find yourself to pass, then you find yourself in situation where are, in a situation where people are, then emboldened and then start outside of gates doing outside of school gates doing their chanting and all the rest of it. if you don't nip this in the bud, what do you expect? it's going to happen. it's going to snowball snowball. to snowball and snowball. and don't by the don't all forget, by the way, that's teacher france, the that's a teacher in france, the one was beheaded. do you one that was beheaded. do you remember with remember that situation with those did those young people that did that? it turns out that the thing sparked all of that thing that's sparked all of that onune thing that's sparked all of that o

and you see particular examples and flashpoints as well, such as what happened a few years back in batleyhat incident is still fearful for his life because of the extremism that we see within our country. so for those country. and so for those reasons, think we should be reasons, i think we should be very careful and selective about who gets to come here. >> you must have been calling this around cabinet this out around the cabinet table. been making table. you must have been making these very clear . these points very, very clear. do other members of government not care about mass immigration like this? i mean, did they ignore their own immigration minister? >> well, i think we took back control of the levers of our legal migration system when we left the european union. that was the great reform. um, you know, that's what many people was the great reform. um, you know, that'calling many people was the great reform. um, you know, that'calling maiyears. ple was the great reform. um, you know, that'calling maiyears. and have been calling for years. and the british public had essentially be

we've seen this in other well, whether other schools as well, whether it's the batley grammar teacherll in hiding as far as we know, young family. we know, with his young family. um, it's the other news um, whether it's the other news story this of berkeley story this week of berkeley primary may have primary school that may have to go and teaching in go online and stop teaching in person because threats. um, person because of threats. um, over them being against over the them being against a student wearing a pro—palestine badge when they have a policy against political symbols and so on in schools . um, so against political symbols and so on in schools. um, so this is the result of, of a decision that was made by, as you said, the country's strictest headteacher . they have a number headteacher. they have a number of very strict policies in their school where, you know, the children have to walk silently through the corridors as they have family meals together as a group, where each student has a role, um, taking part in that lunch, whether it's fetching the food or pouring the drin

look at the batley grammar school teacher still in hiding . two years later, a hiding.his back to you um, at this school. indeed. they've had windows smashed and death threats. lisa mckenzie um, that's the only case you need to make . make. >> well, no, i mean, i you can make that case, but i think there's actually even a broader case to make that when we come to state educator education, religion needs to be out of it. there's no evidence anywhere that that religion in schools prevents crime . there's no prevents crime. there's no absolutely no evidence . i'm a absolutely no evidence. i'm a sociologist. i've never, ever come across that evidence . what come across that evidence. what does prevent crime in communities is community organising and community cohesion. and that's actually what britain was was built on, on strong communities. so, you know, if we're going to do anything in schools, the religion is not the way. so you know that i don't think there's and religious education or learning about different religions is not the same as practising a religion . so, you

we saw incidents like batley grammar school, where hordes of men turned up outside the gates and threatenedo is now in to kill a teacher who is now in permanent because he permanent hiding because he allegedly elements of allegedly offended elements of the community. there the muslim community. there there was a primary school in birmingham . they included birmingham. they included aspects lgbt education as aspects of lgbt education as part of an anti—bullying programme. this was back in 2019, i believe again , when 2019, i believe again, when a mob turned up. they even brought a mobile billboard with them at one point. it's actually aggressively promoting them, giving it a positive spin and telling people that it is okay for you to be muslim and for you to be gay. >> mr moffat . shame, shame , >> mr moffat. shame, shame, shame, shame . shame, shame. >> one parent, articulate . it's >> one parent, articulate. it's better than i ever could. how there is clearly a desire to shape our education system around the whims of an interpretation of the islamic faith . and don't teach our faith. and d

>> happens the >> whenever it happens all the time, grammar school time, the batley grammar school incidentver you want to call you know, it just seems call it. you know, it just seems that when you know, that whenever, when you know, the guards. turned at some the guards. i turned up at some protest outside of, uh, school protest outside of, uh, a school hall, uh, which was about the palestine. there was a supposedly palestinian child there who wasn't allowed to wear a flag . an adults mob up outside a flag. an adults mob up outside . and you know why? why are adults so touchy about about the muslim faith, the whole trojan horse , trojan horse, school horse, trojan horse, school issue ? issue? >> um, when you know , some >> um, when you know, some muslim governors tried to take over the running of the school . yeah. >> and there is also a continued issue as well. there's a continued issue with the opposition to sex education being taught schools, being taught in schools, which is and must be is essential. and must be taught. i'm not suggesting taught. so i'm not suggesting for a second tha

situation developing and i think this is what catherine probably saw as well, in in well, that we saw in batleyn against that who's that teacher who still who's still by the way? still in hiding, by the way? >> she's had change his >> yes, she's had to change his name, to move with kids. name, had to move with his kids. >> were accusations of >> and there were accusations of islamophobia so i think islamophobia to then. so i think she to all that in she wanted to nip all that in the is why she the bud, which is why she stopped the place. stopped it in the place. >> she says in her >> and she says in her statement, we have jehovah's witness who've witness families who've objected to text. she to macbeth as a gcse text. she said. got christian said. we've got christian families want us to families who don't want us to hold revision sessions on hold gcse revision sessions on sundays. we've got hindu families who've objected to dinner eggs , and dinner plates touching eggs, and she says, i don't she basically says, i don't tolerate any of it. i don't discriminate against any of it. >> it's why she'

we've seen it in batley with a teacher that was forced into hiding.t's still in hiding. yeah. >> it's still in hiding. yeah. >> seen it in >> and we've seen it in birmingham. were birmingham. where there were protests about inclusive protests about lgbt inclusive sex education, sex and relationship education, which is the law of the land and has years now . and has been for some years now. and i think there really needs to be the government stepping in at this point because, you know , this point because, you know, i've seen videos the i've seen videos of the headteacher at this school and they do not feel that they have they do not feel that they have the power . they are not in a the power. they are not in a position to take on their immediate community, and they need the government and the law to because you to back them up because you can't have of any can't have parents of any description bullying schools. you one problem that you know, one problem that schools have with discipline, these days, teachers say these days, lots of teachers say this i