Monday, 4 April 2011
Tony Robinson: The actor's endorsement of the Yes campaign was printed on leaflets for the Home Counties, but not for London, where Benjamin Zephaniah was used instead.
Campaigners supporting the alternative vote have denied accusations that they "airbrushed" the white actor Tony Robinson out of leaflets distributed in London.
The campaign used Robinson's picture as an endorsement on literature in the Home Counties, Hampshire and Cornwall, but in London the leaflets featured the black poet Benjamin Zephaniah, prompting accusations from rivals that the Yes campaign was "ashamed" of the actor's backing.
Monday, April 04, 2011
Yes campaign denies it kept white actor off leaflets
(As seen in all papers.)
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Why there is a cost to curbing immigration
If it's all so enriching how come we are now so completely fucked anon?
Seems like someone will get in trouble because of this, for any kind of shit like this there's just one responsible.. this can't be like this, someone have to pay.
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