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As parliament gears up for a vote to declare Uighur genocide, Luke De Pulford of the World Uighur Congress explains to Maajid Nawaz what a successful vote will mean. @MaajidNawaz  | @lukedepulford 

@rsgexp  says there were many warning signs that the Amazon union vote in Alabama would stumble. "From December on, I think there were a series of concerns that people who have run against hard union busters had about this campaign."

Two warships being cut from Devonport. 10,000 roles going from the Army. Tanks and jets being cut. Remember when the Conservatives said they wouldn’t cut our armed forces to win your vote at the last election? They lied to you. #moretorydefencecuts 

Chayce Beckham is giving Apple Valley reason to be proud as he competes in the Top 12 on @AmericanIdol  tonight. Be sure to tune in at 5 p.m. as the contestants attempt to win over America's vote with performances of Oscar-nominated songs.

Getting back out on the #labourdoorstep  in a socially distanced way over the last few weeks has been brilliant and is so important. In the May elections there is a clear choice. A vote for Labour is a vote for our NHS. #VoteLabour 

If you'd prefer to vote by post in the Senedd Election this year, you need to apply by 20 April.

“The problem is you get four or five people running and they all divide up the vote, and the chest-thumper has a floor of 20 or 25 percent, maybe, saying, ‘They’re all a bunch of pussy communists,’ and then Trump endorses him.”

Prime Minister Benjamin#Netanyahu  has spoke of authorizing the outposts, but he was not present for the vote, neither was Alternate Prime Minister and Defense Minister #BennyGantz . Report by @tovahlazaroff 

The former vice president says there are three reasons why the Council should vote to protect the people of Memphis and its drinking water, despite the objections of the pipeline companies.

Millions of people don’t vote for many reasons, including because they simply don’t care, @AbernathyGary  writes. "It is a choice perhaps not to be admired, but, in a free country, one to be tolerated."