Douglas Braid @cdbraid

I've seen the day, but now it's night Ayr, Scotland Joined February 2015

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Douglas Braid @cdbraid

5 years ago

Boris Johnston's hypocrisy can now only be compared to the Catholic Church when they continued to protect their institution rather than recognise and protect the abused. @piersmorgan

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Douglas Braid @cdbraid

5 years ago

Boris Johnston's hypocrisy can now only be compared to the Catholic Church when they continued to protect their institution rather than recognise and protect the abused.

Piers Morgan @piersmorgan

5 years ago

Boris Johnston's hypocrisy can now only be compared to the Catholic Church when they continued to protect their institution rather than recognise and protect the abused.

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Douglas Braid @cdbraid

5 years ago

Boris Johnston's hypocrisy can now only be compared to the Catholic Church when they continued to protect their institution rather than recognise and protect the abused.

Gary Lineker @GaryLineker

5 years ago

Boris Johnston's hypocrisy can now only be compared to the Catholic Church when they continued to protect their institution rather than recognise and protect the abused.

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Douglas Braid @cdbraid

5 years ago

Boris Johnston's hypocrisy can now only be compared to the Catholic Church when they continued to protect their institution rather than recognise and protect the abused.

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5 years ago

Boris Johnston's hypocrisy can now only be compared to the Catholic Church when they continued to protect their institution rather than recognise and protect the abused.

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BBC Breaking News @BBCBreaking

5 years ago

Boris Johnson backs key aide Dominic Cummings amid a row over the aide’s lockdown travel bbc.in/3erfcB5

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Douglas Braid @cdbraid

5 years ago

Boris Johnston's hypocrisy can now only be compared the the Catholic Church when they continued to protect their institution rather than recognise and protect the abused.