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be rude

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CAPTION(S): GAGGED: Cllr Steve Kay who staged a silent protest after he was not allowed to ask a question at a Redcar & Cleveland council meeting because it was considered to be rude and offensive to the council leader Picture by PETER REIMANN
I tried to wipe it but really couldn't because I didn't want to be rude and let her fall.
She never misses an opportunity to be rude about the Queen personally and at times is vitriolic.
 
 
 
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