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Life is like a Camera,Just focus on what’s Important capture the good time develop from the negativea and if things don’t turn out “TAKE ANOTHER SHOT”🫶📸
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01/11/2026

Regent Street or Oxford Street Giess what?😜

20/10/2026

Snow incoming ❄️

15/10/2026

Artists work there openly and nobody paints over anyone maliciously. 🎨🕳️

Leake Street runs beneath Waterloo station. Banksy organised the Cans Festival there in 2008, after which Eurostar, which owns it, allowed painting to continue. ⏳📜

It is around 300 metres long and the surfaces are repainted continuously, so nothing lasts. There are bars and venues in the arches off it. ⚡✨

15/10/2026

🇵🇭 WE DESERVE THE WHOLE STORY: When a news clip risks fuelling prejudice against Filipinos

I watched this GB News clip featuring Ate Angie, and what concerns me is how her story has been presented. The way the video frames her circumstances risks leaving viewers with the impression that she is taking advantage of the UK benefits system, without showing the full picture.

The presenter expresses shock while discussing her circumstances in the UK. But where is the full story?

In her own replies,Ate Angie says she worked for years, paid taxes and holds a British passport. She also explains her position regarding the benefits and Freedom Pass being discussed.

So why shouldn’t viewers hear that side of the story too?

Ate Angie even mentioned that she passed the exam “in one click”. But why focus on that detail while leaving viewers without the full picture of her working life and circumstances? Surely, if we’re going to tell her story, we should tell the whole story.

Many Filipinos have spent decades working hard in this country, paying taxes and National Insurance, and contributing to the NHS and other public services. Some of us will eventually retire and claim the pensions or benefits we’re legally entitled to.

That doesn’t make us scroungers. It makes us people exercising our rights.

Of course, benefit fraud should be investigated wherever it occurs. But claiming legitimate benefits is not fraud, and nobody should be made to look dishonest without the full facts being presented.

A news outlet has a responsibility to inform the public and provide context. When important background is missing, a story risks encouraging people to judge someone before they understand the circumstances. The damage can extend beyond one individual and reinforce prejudice against our entire community.

🎥 Watch the original GB News post here:
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19fV7eZ4dj/?mibextid=wwXIfr

📌 I’ve pinned screenshots of Ate Angie’s own comments below. Please read what she actually said before forming an opinion. She deserves the opportunity to have her side of the story heard in her own words.

📢 PLEASE SPEAK UP!

If you feel this story was misleading, lacked proper context or breached standards of responsible reporting, please consider submitting a complaint to Ofcom. Explain your concerns in your own words and refer to the original video.

🔗 Ofcom complaints: https://www.ofcom.org.uk/complaints

Let’s stand up for fair reporting and challenge content that risks fuelling prejudice against Filipinos.

We deserve fair reporting. Ate Angie deserves to be heard. And our community deserves better than being stereotyped.

15/10/2026

📉 Today, only 15% of Londoners would vote to remain outside of the EU, down from 40% in the 2016 referendum.

15/10/2026

Londoners have been advised to check their mattress seams, bed frames, and headboards for bed bugs 🪳🤢

28/09/2026

💙🇬🇧 Lady in Blue - she represents a contemporary “everywoman” moving confidently through the city. ✨

Meet “Lady in Blue” — the striking new sculpture on Trafalgar Square’s famous Fourth Plinth! Created by American artist Tschabalala Self and unveiled on 10 September 2026. ✨

Cast in bronze and finished in a vibrant lapis-lazuli blue, Lady in Blue is now the 16th artwork to take its place on this iconic London landmark. 🏛️💙

28/09/2026

The lady in blue at Trafalgar Square really looks like shes on a mission! She is the 16th sculpture to be on the fourth plinth & she looks great!!

27/09/2026

There are koi, a waterfall and peacocks that wander in from the rest of the park. 🍃🦚

The Kyoto Garden in Holland Park was donated by the Chamber of Commerce of Kyoto in 1991 to mark the Japan Festival in London. ⏳📜

A second garden, the Fukushima Memorial Garden, was added in 2012 in thanks for British support after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. 🌸✨

18/08/2026

After 120 years, the Piccadilly Line is finally getting air conditioning. 🚇❄️

Londoners who have suffered through hot Tube journeys may soon have something to celebrate.

The Piccadilly Line is set to become the first deep-level London Underground line with air-conditioned trains.

Transport for London is introducing 94 new trains as part of a major upgrade costing more than £3 billion.

The new trains will bring more than just cooler journeys.

🚇 Air conditioning
🚪 Wider double doors
♿ Improved step-free access
🔄 Walk-through carriages
📺 Better digital displays
⚡ Around 20% lower energy use

The first new trains are expected to begin entering service from December 2026, with the full fleet expected to be in operation by June 2027.

The timing will be welcome for passengers.

The Piccadilly Line has been carrying Londoners since 1906 and will celebrate its 120th anniversary this year.

For decades, passengers on deep-level Tube lines have had to endure hot and crowded carriages during London's summer heat.

That could finally be changing.

The upgrade is also expected to increase service frequency from 24 to 27 trains per hour once the new fleet replaces the existing trains.

🚇❄️ Would air conditioning make you more likely to choose the Piccadilly Line on a hot summer day?

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