Stacey Dooley interview for Love Fashion Hate Sweatshops
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I know i may be in a minority (?) - but i think this chick is HOT !! - i'd love to get me some Dooley !!
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I have so much respect for this girl, I mean she's so young and so aware of the real issues that people should be aware of.
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stacey dooley fuck me
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lol
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Shes picking her arse at the start. Dirty bint!!
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At last the question is answered -- who is the nicest, kindest pretty girl on the planet? Katie Price -- just kidding!!
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@GigiJurado I think everyone will agree with you there, stacey is an amazing person.. there are few people on this planet that are as kind and giving as stacey. Shes beautiful and wonderful and smiles all the time.
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@sanspiral. true that, she is a moron with no journalistic ability lol
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@weestuburns Couldn't agree with you more, even the guy who narrates the programme has miles more talent than she does. I don't know where she gets off trying to be a hybrid of Ross Kemp/Mother Theresa....So annoying and blatantly false. The BBC are mugs for thinking that she has any journalistic ability whatsoever.
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This moron is not fit to host Blue Peter let alone masquerade as an investigative journalist. Her programmes state the bleedin obvious. What a patronising waste of time.
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think i'm in love with stacey dooley she's so nice and such sweet smile
@ 1RedRizla
Fairtrade is fine and better for workers than normal ranges, but it remains a small market - it only covers a certain goods in shops and is not being expanded very quickly. The costs of it also mean it isn't as competitive when competing with good made by exploited workers. Goods to the UK will continue to be made in terrible conditions until regulation is brought in that forces companies to treat their workers fairly. Without this, most companies will go for the highest profits.
PovertyIsPolitical 2 years ago
@ 1RedRizla
The problem with the garment industry is that abuse of workers is so widespread that all high street retailers and supermarkets are guilty and workers rely on the trade they provide. So you can't just avoid certain shops. Equally we don't want to boycott certain clothing brands because this could lose work for people who desperately need it. So we're calling on the UK govt to bring in regulation that will guarantee decent standards for all overseas workers supplying the UK.
PovertyIsPolitical 2 years ago