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Just heard the Home Secretary stand up in Parliament and declare that "the British people support the Rwanda plan".
I'm sick of these guys telling me what I support.
I do not support the "Rwanda plan".
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As Sun columnist Rod Liddle is brought onto Newsnight to talk about Huw Edwards' alleged behaviour towards young people, here's a reminder of what he's written himself on the subject.
@cannedhake@Miss_Snuffy In my opininio, numbers 4, 7 and 33 were the most poorly written and therefore confusing. As you can see, the first two are early on and this, I think, caused the most controversy.
@Rachel_deSouza@educationgovuk Children struggling with undiagnosed neurodivergence are waiting for years to see a specialist. In the meantime, they struggle with attendance. This is neither the fault of the pupil, the parent, nor the school.
@cannedhake@Miss_Snuffy No. Not this question but it's worth looking through the whole test. There were a few with which I didn't feel wholly confident and an English advisor, who I spoke with yesterday, agreed.