Gill Phillips 🇺🇦

[Gill Phillips 🇺🇦 @GillyMac99]

@rump_sven @Brink_Thinker No, Rome

[Gill Phillips 🇺🇦 @GillyMac99]

@flightradar24 Any idea what’s happening with flight GR642, Guernsey GCI to Bristol BRS. Currently doing its tenth circle over Bristol airport

[Gill Phillips 🇺🇦 @GillyMac99]

@Blokeonabike2 @WalesOnline I know! Just wondered why WalesOnline couldn’t even get that right!

[Rick Berry @rberrysfo94111]

@FitbitSupport New update still did not correct the Editing feature for exercise category. Another fail @FitbitSupport @Fitbit guess it’s time to move to an Apple Watch

[Dr Phil Hammond 💙 @drphilhammond]

Dear X

@PrivateEyeNews is not always the first to break a story, but we have a good track record of uncovering miscarriages of justice because the editor allows us to return to the same story again and again until the truth comes out.

I will likely be writing about the Letby trial for some time, but need to do it in a balanced way. I don’t want to make the same mistake as the trial and only hear experts from one side. However, I have exhausted my expert contacts in neonatology, pathology and other laboratory sciences, and can’t find a single one who is prepared to argue that any of the murders were proven beyond reasonable doubt. I have extensive email correspondence with one of the consultant paediatricians who worked on the unit and is convinced that Letby is guilty, but he is not an expert in any of the rare and varied methods of murder she has been convicted of using.

The experts I have consulted are united in their doubt that a a baby could be killed by injecting air into the stomach to compress the lungs. They say air goes into the stomach every time a bag and mask is used in resuscitation, and it doesn’t kill the baby. Is there an expert out there who can tell me how air in the stomach can compress the lungs to cause death, how much air you would need to inject into the nasogastric tube and how long it would take, because you would need to be undetected?

As regards air embolism, the experts I have consulted say that this can be a coincidental finding after death. Deliberate injection of air can also lead to embolism and death but any ante-mortem air embolism in these babies was far more likely caused by prolonged resuscitation, high-pressure ventilation or faulty line management in a struggling, understaffed unit. There are published papers to back up these causes.

Finally, my expert on insulin says that the definitive test to prove insulin was given was not done. And if the clinical picture of insulin overdose was so obvious at the time, with massive doses of dextrose and glucagon needed to resuscitate the babies, why wasn’t it suspected at the time so the correct test could’ve been done, rather than eight months later in a note trawl?

So I need experts to put the counter view and to argue that the causes of death within their area of expertise were more likely murder beyond reasonable doubt rather than the natural causes that the highly experienced pathologists at the time deemed the deaths to be caused by.

When making these assertions, please give your expert credentials and any sources of evidence you are using. You can DM me, I will email back the copy to you for fact checking and you do not need to be named.

I have also yet to hear from any nurses or resident doctors who worked alongside Letby who either did or didn’t have suspicions about her behaviour. Parents are also very good at picking up whether they feel their baby is safe on a particular unit, and I have been contacted by one parent who observed how chaotic the unit was at that time because of under-staffing, and she didn’t feel her baby was safe, but had no particular recollection of Letby. I would also welcome the observations of other parents at that time, again in confidence if you prefer. Just DM me

Thank you

[paul bassett davies @thewritertype]

Liz Truss, Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage are all in America. Change the locks.

[The Secret Barrister 🦋 @BarristerSecret]

@theresecoffey Your government elected to release 10,000 prisoners early due to overcrowding.

Are you now suggesting there was an easily available alternative that your government simply ignored?

[BladeoftheSun @BladeoftheS]

James Dyson is pulling all his staff out of UK, he has already taken his accounts to Singapore so he doesn't pay tax.

Don't buy any of sh*tty Dyson products and let everyone else know.

[BladeoftheSun @BladeoftheS]

Michelle Mone can be expelled from the House of Lords by a simple majority vote in the Commons, and then in the House of Lords.

Like if she needs to go.
RT if she has to go.

[Gary Neville @GNev2]

They partied , they bet on elections , they crashed the economy, they broke every public service, they destroyed integrity and honesty in public office , they paid their mates billions , they put their friends in the House of Lords, they gave their cronies knighthoods, they went into the jungle , they lied again and again, they were convicted by police, they went on holiday when they shouldn’t and they have the cheek to question Keir Starmer’s work ethic. I would never take anything for granted but I hope they are annihilated on Thursday. The worst people and government we have ever had!

P.S good afternoon all 😊❤️

[Marina Purkiss @MarinaPurkiss]

The party that gave us…

- Johnson who missed 5 COBRA meetings

- Raab who refused to end his holiday when US withdrew from Afghanistan

- Sunak who left D-Day early

…have gone for Starmer who is aiming to finish work at 6pm on Fridays to be with family

MASSIVE own goal.

[Lisa @lisareality1]

I had a phone conversation today with a very nice young chap from Pakistan. This is how it went:
"Hello, how are you today?"
"I'm very well thank you for asking, how are you and more to the point, WHO are you?"
"Madam, my name is Sanjit, and I'm calling you from Microsoft.”
"Microsoft, is that a city in Pakistan?”
" No Madam, MICROSOFT, the computer company. I'm calling to tell you that we have found a problem with your computer.”
"REALLY, that's quite concerning.”
"Yes Madam, it can become very serious indeed but thankfully I will be able to fix it for you.”
"No, I meant it's very concerning because I don't HAVE a computer.”
“You don't?"
“No.”
"Ahh, it must be a problem on your laptop Madam.”
"Don't have one.”
"Ipad?"
"Nope.”
"Tablet?"
"I have none of those things. As a matter of fact, I don't even have a telephone.”
After a few seconds of silence he said "Madam, you are lying to me now!"
I said "Well, you started it!!" and put the phone down.

[Adam Bienkov @AdamBienkov]

A large Labour majority would lead to "constitutional vandalism," says party which:

- Unlawfully shut down parliament
- Breached international law
- Repeatedly misled MPs
- Interfered with the independence of the Electoral Commission
- Ignored the ministerial code

[ALASTAIR CAMPBELL @campbellclaret]

- @PennyMordaunt Mordaunt going all high horse saying the Tories the only party that can be trusted to stand up to Russia. Would that be the Russia they let interfere in our democracy, then sat on the report? Or the Russia whose oligarchs they rolled out the red carpet for? Or Russians they let take over our papers? Or Russians that they hawked themselves out to for tennis matches to raise money for their campaigns of lies? As mid-election leadership campaign lunches go Sunak “wrong” not a bad effort

[Adam Bienkov @AdamBienkov]

The amount of coverage still being handed to Nigel Farage, whose party won a grand total of two (2) council seats out of 2,658 up for contention in the recent local elections, is quite something

[Gill Phillips 🇺🇦 @GillyMac99]

Where do @OctopEnergy energy find the cringe making actors for their radio commercials? I can’t imagine anyone thinking that they’re ‘brilliant’. I find them a complete nightmare.

[Pippa Crerar @PippaCrerar]

Oh dear. The Conservatives’ first election broadcast shows the union flag flying the wrong way up, which is a distress signal…
(h/t @Markwmw_02)