@NicholasRober11 I don’t know you, but feel so dreadfully sorry for the tragic loss of your much loved son. My sincere sympathies to you, your family and all of Jonathan’s friends.
@mariannaspring Thank you for tonight’s Panorama.
So depressing to see how much hatred and vitriol is out there directed at women by some weak, misguided and delusional men.
You are brave to so openly confront this.
Keep safe.
@KilclooneyJohn Surely you can understand how rude, if not racist, it is to refer to someone by their racial origins, as if this is how they are solely defined. Anyhow, she is American. Obama was not The Kenyan.
@Prospectally2@caitlinmoran Sharing painful experiences in such an honest way, as CM has done in this chapter, is a huge comfort and illumination to others who have been in this unenviable and horrify position. Not you, obviously.
@dave26cwu_dave @jessphillips Why is showing support and offering help to protect abuse victims, sanctimonious? It seems to me that you are the one with a problem Dave.
@PlasFron@Peston The same as every other person in the country, who have followed the guidelines which Cummings was party to. You can’t say he had no other option than this crazy, selfish course.
@rec777777@Peston How come you can’t see this is of crucial public interest?
Cummings is virtually running our country and yet behaving totally irresponsibly.
@YellaYeahLozzy @NPorter83 It is very clear that Lewis is well-loved and supported by his family. I just think he needs more professional treatment from professional mental health workers and prison is not the best place for this. I do help that featuring in this programme may in some way help him.
@NPorter83 The programme successfully highlighted how prisons are not the place for people, like Lewis ,who have mental illness. He needs love, support and guidance, not cruel isolation in such a place.