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Glenn Campbell at his biased worst on the Angela Constance code breach. His attack on the FM's integrity is bad enough, but he then claims that the episode has clouded whether a deeper inquiry into grooming gangs in Scotland is required. Sex abuse victims are not political props. Evidence...

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Connor Tomlinson

20,123 views • 2 months ago

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