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Add natural immunity to any proposed Covid passport rollout
Rejected
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Allow adopted children to see their birth sisters and brothers!
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England in a first major final for 55 years. Open Wembley to a full house.
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Keep mask wearing mandatory at indoor public places after July 19th
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If England win Euro 2021, we want Gareth Southgate on the £20 note
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Review the prescription tax especially for the over 60s.
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Extend the lockdown until the infection numbers start to reduce.
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Keep requirement for wearing face masks beyond 19th July 2021
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Ban Animals Being Offered As Prizes Or Freebies At Fairgrounds, Funfairs, Etc.
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Remove restrictions for weddings at both halls and places of worship.
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Make both separated parents equally responsible for childcare costs.
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Change titles to reflect gender equality and inclusivity
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Review the schools that have been involved in Rape Culture in the UK
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Require increased visibility of police identity numbers on uniforms
16 signatures, now closed
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Freedom of speech for the United Kingdom citizens.
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Allow students to wear shorts in the hot weather instead of black trousers
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Allow the choice of online/phone Universal Credit appointments
16 signatures, now closed
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All healthy dogs in Laboratories/breeding facilities rehomed not euthanised
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Offer scholarships to all students of Palestine
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Request a judicial review by the government into the social care system entirely
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We should stop being one of the ‘big five’ at the Eurovision Song Contest.
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Provide funding to make ambulances accessible to electric wheelchairs
16 signatures, now closed
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Allow Ivermectin and HCQ to be used in the prevention and treatment of Covid19.
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Make finance costs on rental properties an allowed expense
16 signatures, now closed
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Bring back stop and search
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Online learning to be made non-compulsory at university level in autumn 2021.
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Remove right of teachers to confiscate phones and view their content
16 signatures, now closed
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I would like the government to ban the sale of peanuts on trains
16 signatures, now closed
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Ban importation of dogs with cropped ears to the UK/Scotland/ROI
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Stop the expansion of ULEZ into Greater London
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prevent eviction of Palestinian individuals from Sheikh Jarrah, East Jerusalem
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Remove the 'temporary' traffic lights at the Parkway Station rail bridge
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Make politics not for profit...
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Delivery drivers to learn their local area map, to prevent missed deliveries.
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Stop forced adoptions in the UK
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Media retractions should be no less prominent than the original error.
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Change the island crossing to a zebra crossing or traffic lights going to aldi
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Provide oxygen, drugs and hospital ships to help India with its Covid crisis.
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Raise Funeral Payments and give Bereavement Payments to children of the deceased
16 signatures, now closed
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Change the Student Finance criteria to better help independent people.
16 signatures, now closed
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Create a Government-backed car insurance scheme
16 signatures, now closed
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Introducing measures for elective Religious Education
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Give a knighthood to Jamie Carragher Gary Neville
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Provide full NHS cover to visiting British citizens who have paid 32years+ NI
16 signatures, now closed
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Stop the new so called Football Super League from involving English clubs
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To divert our war budget to help British public inside Uk to cope with inflation
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Introduce laws aligned with the Bundesliga 50+1 rule for English clubs
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Relegate the ‘Big Six’ for signing up to the European Super League
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Teach Self Defence Classes in Schools for Girls
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Require the Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the Chancellor Rishi Sunak Resign
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