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What kind of past does your DNA tell? Is anyone interested in genealogical DNA? A few years ago, I did my own DNA test, which may have been a bit irrational because I knew my grandparents were both born in Ireland. So, when the results showed that I am 100% Irish, I felt like I might have wasted a bit of money. Since then, they have updated and optimized the data several times in order to improve accuracy, but I found that each update was even more unsatisfactory - last year I was 98% Irish and 2% Scottish, and now I inexplicably have 7% English ancestry, who knows what it will become in the future.
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The right-wing tendency of British media The newly appointed Labour government in the UK recently announced a new budget. Generally speaking, the Labour Party represents the working class, while the Conservative Party tends to represent the owners of capital. After 14 years of policy mistakes, the new budget attempts to shift the tax burden from the working class to those with capital - this is the expected approach of the Labour government. This policy also reflects to some extent the divergence of interests between the elderly and young people. I hold a neutral stance, although I do not like tax increases, I am not surprised and believe that there is no other choice. Most of the media in the UK is controlled by right-wing billionaires, who have shown strong shock at this. In the past few years, The Daily Telegraph's reports have become increasingly absurd. Recently, they even reported on a couple who own 60 rental properties, as if hoping for sympathy from everyone towards them.
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One eyed pirate provides UK security tips Yesterday I had a biopsy on my eyes, and although the eye mask is a bit inconvenient, I don't dislike this look. I feel like someone selling weapons in the Middle East, but the products are very reliable. Or like a pirate, but the kind that is quite friendly when not busy robbing ships. The nurses are all Filipinos or Africans, the surgeon is an Arab woman, and the anesthesiologist is an Indian woman (judging from their accents, they are all first generation immigrants), so our immigration policy has indeed brought some practical benefits.
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Greeks were mistaken for Israelis by a fool When I served as a riot police officer, I had to deal with various protesters. What annoys me a bit is that no matter what happens thousands of miles away in a foreign country, the next day we can always see someone feel the need to attack us in Trafalgar Square, as if we have something to do with those things.
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UK Security Tip: Prevent valuable items from being stolen in hotels. This is a relatively niche criminal field, so I didn't mention it before. But according to the queries I have received, many fans in the UK are relatively wealthy. Even in the most luxurious hotels, don't let your guard down - especially in mid-range hotels where thieves may be more easily infiltrated and still worth taking action against. I know of some cases where thieves are even willing to spend months working in a certain position in a hotel in order to reach travelers carrying high-value jewelry and watches.
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UK safety alert: Latest information on riots The man was sentenced to three years in prison at Plymouth Criminal Court for his involvement in the riots. When the police questioned him, he said that foreigners should not receive financial support from the state. This hypocritical statement angered the judge, who detailed the disturbances and burdens he had caused to society throughout his life. Subsequently, his lawyer attempted to defend him, stating that his life was extremely difficult - growing up in the social welfare system rather than being taken care of by his parents, being addicted to drugs, experiencing serious injuries, and so on. In my opinion, this vividly portrays the image of the 'lower class' that I have described multiple times, as well as their extremely chaotic way of life. However, the problem is not entirely with him personally. A system that allows him to commit 170 crimes while still being able to walk freely is absurd, and I will not argue for it.
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Recommended British Cuisine - Hot Pot Experience in London Recently, I feel like an internet celebrity because Da Long Yi's friends invited me to taste authentic hotpot. They have opened a new restaurant on Berners Street, which is located next to Oxford Street, north of Soho - I am very familiar with this area because I used to patrol here.
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Statistical analysis of jobs in the private security industry in the United Kingdom: 1. Security Personnel Qualification Course: 4 days, the course costs approximately £150, and a further £190 will be required to apply for a licence after passing the course. Actual earnings are £11.44 - £14 per hour. 2. Janitor Supervisor Qualification: 6 days, the course costs around £200, and a further £190 will be required to apply for a licence after passing the course. Actual earnings range from £13 – £20 per hour, usually around £14 – £15. 3. Close Protection Personnel Qualification Course: 17-19 days in length, the course costs around £1850 - £2400, with a further £190 to apply for a licence. Actual earnings are difficult to estimate, and can range from as little as £17 an hour to over £60,000 a year, but it's hard for newcomers to get a good contract without a good connection.
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Recommended British Cuisine - Hot Pot Experience in London Recently, I feel like an internet celebrity because Da Long Yi's friends invited me to taste authentic hotpot. They have opened a new restaurant on Berners Street, which is located next to Oxford Street, north of Soho - I am very familiar with this area because I used to patrol here. Before joining Xiaohongshu, I had never heard of hotpot, but since then, I have often seen people mention it. I feel that many Chinese people are very proud of their traditional food, while they have a little disdain for British food. People from other countries seem to be the same. Anyway, I was supposed to meet some old police friends, so I invited them to have hotpot together. I think we look a bit 'massive', like Harry Potter's three Haggs sitting together to eat. However, I had a great time!
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UK safety tip: advice from an old detective I would like to share some random cases that I encountered while working as a regular detective in London. During this process, I will mention some situations involving animal abuse, so if you feel uncomfortable about it, I suggest not watching. As usual, if you have any questions, feel free to ask me anytime and I will do my best to answer them.
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UK safety tip: from a former police officer Today in Leicester Square, London, a man was arrested by the police for stabbing/cutting a woman and an 11 year old girl. Both of them are currently in the hospital and are expected to survive. This is the footage from the law enforcement recorder and on-site photos of his arrest. Obviously, the man is white, but it is not clear whether he is British. The police have not yet revealed the nationality of the victim. They stated that they do not believe this is a terrorist attack - usually far right attacks would be described as terrorist attacks. We currently do not have all the facts, but there are reports that the victim and the suspect did not know each other, and this seems to be a random attack. If this is not a terrorist attack and there is no personal motive, then the only reasonable explanation is that the suspect is mentally ill.
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UK Security Tip: Self Defense Weapons In the UK, carrying any form of weapon for self-defense is illegal. This includes spray, batons, crossbows, slingshots, sticks, electric shocks or any device designed to attack others. Please note that carrying these items may cause you greater trouble.
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UK Security Guide: Riot Police The UK riot police system is divided into three levels: **Level 3 * * - Ordinary police officers who receive basic training and have lower physical requirements. **Level 2 * * - These are ordinary police officers who have undergone public order training and perform public order tasks in addition to their daily duties. In London, there are approximately 3500 well-trained Level 2 police officers with high physical fitness requirements. **Level 1 * * - Full time police officer. Only accept and execute public order tasks. In London, these police officers are known as TSG (Local Support Group), with approximately 500 members and extremely high physical fitness requirements. The French riot police widely use CS spray. We can't believe that we allow violent protesters to get so close. We should use more rapid assault teams to break through shield walls and capture key troublemakers to deter others.
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Unexpected Boston meme. I was organizing notes for clients in Abu Dhabi when I was surprised to find a sketch I had drawn for my friend's dog. I don't remember why I drew it, from its expression, it doesn't seem very satisfied with my behavior. Anyway, this made my notes much more vivid. Perhaps I should send it as part of the feedback to the customer.
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London Life: Dealing with Foxes What a nightmare! Black Cat Sheriff is patrolling. I heard some movement in the food bowl and thought he was back, so I went to say hello, only to find a fox thief who had entered the house and was stealing food from the Black Cat Sheriff! The fox is so bold. He was frightened and ran upstairs, which was the worst situation for me. I had to search room by room, and finally found him behind the curtains under the bathtub. I asked him to stay there for a while, hoping he would leave on his own, but after an hour, I really needed to let him go and put me to bed Due to foxes having sharp teeth, carrying many diseases, and being the most dangerous when cornered, I was fully prepared for this cleanup operation, drawing on the military experience of ancient Rome and modern riot police. Perhaps I was a bit too invested, but the action succeeded and he was safely kicked out of the house. The only loss was that he pooped on the bathroom floor, but this was an acceptable outcome.
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I would like some suggestions Is this brand of Chinese beer tasty? I like the design of the bottle# I should buy this beer [PK]#
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Since 2008, the Metropolitan Police Department has closed 115 local police stations because they can no longer afford to operate these stations. From 160 police stations to 45 police stations. That's why London is no longer as safe as before - money. Most of these cuts were forcefully passed by Prime Minister Theresa May, who is really, really useless. Not understanding or caring about the consequences of her actions.
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Taking into account inflation factors, the 2024 London Police Annual Budget is 34% lower than the 2010 Police Budget. Since 2008, the Metropolitan Police Department has closed 115 local police stations because they can no longer afford to operate these stations. From 160 police stations to 45 police stations.
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Since 2008, the population of London has increased by 2 million, from 7.9 million to 9.9 million. Although it has increased, the funds have decreased.
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Increase by 50% within one year. There are currently 34000 police officers in London, and when I joined the unit in 2008, there were 32000 police officers.
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