Sophie Lutter

Representative of nobody. All tweets and opinions are my own.

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@eileen_parkes Here is a culinary trick that works to make pretty much everything taste good/better: butter and garlic. Plenty of both. *obvious exception = cake*

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@TheWhitakerlab "sorry, I'm just trying to work out how to do the screen share thing"

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@pcabezaspadilla @Sonicando You are very welcome - I really enjoyed it! Thank you for the invitation. :)

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or around £250 per qualifying staff member. How can you possibly justify the taxpayer subsiding your own lunch, while children go hungry? 3/3

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Dear @VictoriaPrentis, as one of your constituents I am unsurprised, but bitterly disappointed that you have once again chosen to support the poor decisions of our Government, and voted against free meals for hungry children this Christmas. I believe that the costs of rolling 1/3

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out free meals to all qualifying children for the entire year would amount to approximately £260m - or around £200 per qualifying child. At the same time, I believe that the Parliament canteen generally runs at a loss - a cost met by the taxpayer - of about £3.7m per year 2/3

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@AdamSharpMedOnc Happy (belated) birthday and other work related stuff! :)

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3/3: I'm proud to have been even a minor player in the team bringing this exciting new technology to market! https://t.co/NLoW1HVxry

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1/3 It's a big day for @OXGENEofficial OXGENE, and a great way to mark a year at the company as we introduce #TESSAtechnology. https://t.co/RG9NG8joCb

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2/3: TESSA technology is novel #plasmidfree manufacturing system reduces cost of goods, delivers high titres, and improves AAV quality to enable development of safer #genetherapies.

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@Jane_Mumby Thank you! This is really interesting (and horrifying. and currently unsurprising).

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@eileen_parkes Welcome to Oxford! It's a great place to be :)

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@CraigRobson18 @river_rowing Such a great place, isn’t it?!

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@TheWhitakerlab But... numbers 5 and 6 are described the same but perform very differently. Plus they all look the same. No wonder we're all confused!

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@eileen_parkes Oh no. no. noooo! This is terrifying. And of course it's Billy from Neighbours! I am just realising that I have reached the age where actual adults are too young to get my cultural references. This is horrifying.

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@eileen_parkes Yep. Luckily "PLEASE don't put that in your mouth / Please don't lick that!" was already a fairly common part of my vocabulary, even before COVID!

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@eileen_parkes I'm actually finding it harder to explain to them why some things are allowed now, than I did at the beginning to tell them why they're not though. Anyone else?

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@eileen_parkes Mine ask almost every day whether the germ is gone yet. The other day, my two year old refused to give me a hug when we were outside 'because of the germ'. Heartbreaking.

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@MunkleyLab @matthew_hobbs No job too big, no grant too small! Congratulations; that's excellent news. I barely managed to string a sentence together during lockdown with no childcare, so I am very impressed. I can however now sing the whole Paw Patrol theme tune....

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@richnorman @CotsWildTweets Blimey! So lucky you weren’t in the car. What would have happened if you were?!