@AliBunkallSKY If we only have one destroyer in working order, then removing it from UK defence seems dangerous. Especially when, according to Tobias Ellwood, we could send Starstreak overnight by a C17.
@KemiBadenoch Tory old guard made many mistakes & traditional voters protested. But Conservative beliefs do not always desert the voter, particularly when they see personal interest & a lack of patriotism amongst other party MPs. Keep up the fight because you know you are right!
@f1academy Netflix 2024 season is great TV but there is a serious lack of professional mentoring for these young drivers. ‘Old school’ mentors are just not suitable for these drivers with unhelpful phrases like “It’s a mess” - which is the poorest type of mentoring you can get.
@SkyNews It’s interesting how much coverage there is of the two tragic deaths in Washington on Sky News while at the same time BBC Verify investigates the Gaza hospital attack and the war crimes against hundreds of civilians lawyers suggest are being carried out by the IDF.
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@ProfBrianCox Wonders of Life is a thoroughly interesting and absorbing series that exposes the cosmic processes at work behind the wonderful diversity of life on Earth. It's like David Attenborough on steroids—terrific viewing.
@wmarybeard This is a stunning series pitched at a micro level that looks at some of the less obvious elements of Roman history. It helps bring out more of the true culture and personality of the Romans and Rome. Terrific viewing.
@StephenMorganMP A teacher’s job is not to make every pupil the best in the class but the best the pupil can achieve - a difficult task to deliver to each individual. However, AI can offer significant help by adjusting the learning experience to an individual's capability.
@SkyNews Today 9am GMT. Lead story on CNN: Latest in Ukraine; BBC: Latest in Gaza; SkyNews: Oasis. In terms of serious global news, isn’t time for SkyNews to Drop the Dead Donkey!
@TrevorPTweets You would get a lot more from your expert guests if you confined your question to one sentence, rather than insulting their intelligence with your associated positioning rambling - explanations they would not need if your question was clear in the first place.
@jreynoldsMP This is why the public can’t trust you. On SKY news this morning you said Penny Mordaunt ‘condemned’ the PM, whereas she actually condemned his action, not the person. Twisting facts yet again!
So enjoyed The Secret History of Writing. E1&2 were outstanding. Would have preferred E3 to have delved into the how the written or typed words have taken on different meanings, such as the word “interesting”, and how we don’t all get the same meaning from the same set of words.
@SamCoatesSky When will someone at SKY make the point that local election winners are wining on ridicoulsy low turnouts, and while it’s a win, it is clearly not a mandate to govern!
@BBCWorld …in his autobiographical book, “The Wolf of Wall Street” and subsequently in the film of the same name. Written a few years after being imprisoned, Belfort has been able to build himself back up from ground zero. Clearly, there is power in telling the inside story.
@BBCWorld It’s hard to feel sorry for someone who lied to their clients and the public. But being convicted of fraud is not the end of a story. Take Jordon Belfort for instance. Jordon Belfort’s rise as an American icon and subsequent fall for securities fraud was brilliantly captured…
@TrevorPTweets Love your passion & determination to get answers from interviewees. However, given your question preparation, could you confine your question to a sentence rather than a paragraph? Also check out the body language signal you send every time you cross your arms.