Keeping It In The Family: Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and Husband Ed Balls Up Interview - UKC

Keeping It In The Family: Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and Husband Ed Balls Up Mainstream TV Interview
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“The Fabian / WEF Young Global Leader that is currently occupying the position of UK Home Secretary is to spend £29,400,000 of British people's money to “protect mosques” after the murder of three white children in Southport.”
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- Politico: Britain’s political power couples—2023 ranking
“26. Yvette Cooper and Ed Balls”
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- Daily Mail: Trans activist who heckled Nadhim Zahawi off Warwick University campus is the son of Ed Balls and Labour Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper
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- Liarpoliticians (YouTube): Ed Balls softball interviews his wife on Labour's riots (5th August 2024) 
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