#barbara keeley

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[filmjunky-99]

'We are family.'

t h e b i r d c a g e, 1996 🏳️‍🌈 dir. mike nichols

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'l don't want to embarrass this lovely lady... but how many mothers does Val have?' - kevin keeley

'Just one.

This is my mother.

My father owns the club downstairs. My mother is the star.' - val

t h e b i r d c a g e, 1996 🏳️‍🌈 dir. mike nichols

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'Who is this boy, Barbie?' - louise

'When did you last see him?' - kevin

'Please, don't call me Barbie. This afternoon at 2:00. We've been sleeping together for a year.' - barbara

'Oh, God!' - louise

'Has he been tested?' - kevin

'Oh, Kevin!' - louise

'Yes, and so have l.' - barbara

'This has to wait until after the election. l can't deal with this.' - kevin

t h e b i r d c a g e, 1996 🏳️‍🌈 dir. mike nichols

[ianchisnall]

Penny Mordaunt Minister endorsed STEAM on Thursday

On Thursday late Morning the Business of the House questions took place and Penny Mordaunt who is the Leader of the House of Commons responded to the various questions and discussions. One of the people who took part was Barbara Keeley who is the Labour MP for Worsley and Eccles South and she is also the Shadow Minister for Culture, Media and Sport. The response from Penny included the comment…

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Arts Council Funding promoted by Peter Bottomley MP

On Wednesday there was a debate that took place in the Westminster Hall in the Palace of Westminster area of Parliament. The debate was entitled “Arts Council England: Funding” and the person who started it was Bob Neil who is the Chair of the Justice Committee and he is also the Conservative MP for Bromley and Chislehurst. He began with the “I beg to move, That this House has considered the…

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A disturbing basis for free COVID testing post March

A disturbing basis for free COVID testing post March

Yesterday in the House of Commons Boris Johnson made a statement and one of the themes was the the testing capability for COVID. The whole of the statement and indeed the range of conversations can be seen from here. In terms of the testing aspect which was raised by a number of people and led to some very inadequate responses, it began with this statement from the Prime Minister From today, we…

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Over 40s could pay 2.5% more in tax to pay for social care under proposals

Over 40s could pay 2.5% more in tax to pay for social care under proposals

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Workers  over 40 would be charged a 2.5% tax on their salary to pay for social care in their old age under a plan being looked at by the Government.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock wrote to all MPs and peers last week, finally sparking cross-party talks on how to deal with Britain’s social care crisis.

The German-style tax has been considered for a number of years and is reportedly Health…

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