FlynnOGorman 💙 #NHSBlueHeart #Breturn 🐱

Scientist Ret. environmental scientist, public health, NHS, cancer research, latterly IT - Flynnog in the butterfly place

[Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur oPt @FranceskAlbs]

The price of anti-Palestinian racism, particularly pervasive across Western public and corporate spaces, is incalculable. Every silenced voice, every ended career, every child dehumanized in headlines: this is the cost of complicity in genocide. Irreparable harm.

[BladeoftheSun @BladeoftheS]

Israel murdered another journalist.

Nobody will even mention it.

[Byline Times @BylineTimes]

🔴 NEW

Reform UK Accounts Raise Fresh Questions About Origins of Richard Tice Donations

By Olly Haynes

Newly published accounts reveal a pattern of loans being channelled through firms run by Nigel Farage's Deputy

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[Nick Reeves #RejoinEU #NAFO #FBPE @nickreeves9876]

This post on Farage, Cottrell and Nathan Gill us being suppressed by the X algorithm. It's popular, with 335 views, but it has only been allowed 3.5k views. That's strange given that social media algorithms are supposed to favour posts that get high engagement rates.

[Saul Staniforth @SaulStaniforth]

".. probably the greatest criminal fraud ever perpetrated on the people of England & Wales"

@Feargal_Sharkey on the privatised water industry.

The solution is simple. Prosecute the bosses, fine the companies into bankruptcy & take our water back.

[Gordon McIntosh ✨ #FBPE 🇪🇺 💙 @Gordy_Mc1ntosh]

I strongly oppose Dido Harding being appointed as Chief Executive of NHS England. - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/oOK87PSrij via @UKChange

[Dr Matt Prescott @mattprescott]

The £38,000,000,000 supposedly allocated to TEST, TRACK and TRACE has never been plausible... The big question is where this money really ended up and who benefitted. Personally, I am of the view that this was a form of opportunistic ESTABLISHMENT LOOTING via different fronts

[che guevara @Tiger911494404]

She was a director at the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), and Hancock was having an extramarital affair with her. Following this, Hancock resigned as health secretary/// Handcock was totally corrupt,caused many more deaths during covid,by moving old people out of

[Barry Halverson @barry_halverson]

10 billion given to their mates and donors for dodgy PPE. No wonder they partied their way through Covid.

[nasher @babylonpink]

Lying bastard. It was a free-for-all and a money grab. People like Hancock setting up their own companies to get their snouts in the trough. The worst people in charge at the worst time.

[Dale Vince @DaleVince]

Headlines will never be the same again.

Dale Vince’s landmark victory over the @DailyMail.

A landmark victory has been handed down by the the Court of Appeal with three of the country’s more senior judges (Wednesday 15 July) following a three-year legal battle between Green Entrepreneur Dale Vince and the Daily Mail. This new ruling will protect people from misleading media articles by establishing a new duty of fairness.

Dale Vince has won his legal battle, against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail+, over a June 2023 article headlined "Labour repays £100,000 to 'sex harassment' donor". The article reported on the Labour Party returning donations from Davide Serra, who was the subject of an employment tribunal finding for sexual harassment.

However, the article prominently featured not one but two pictures of Vince, one highlighted - holding a Just Stop Oil banner. Vince argued that this clearly led readers to believe he was the subject of the misconduct allegations.

Lawyers acting for Mr Vince used GDPR legislation to argue that the Daily Mail had mistreated the Labour donor and green industrialist by unfairly processing his personal information.

The Daily Mail now faces substantial costs and damages.

Dale Vince OBE said: “It sounds grand, because it is - headlines won’t be the same again after this ruling. Not just headlines but articles too.

Three years ago the Mail ran a highly misleading headline, using pictures of me in a headline not about me. It was a damaging reputational attack. The Daily Mail thought they could get away with it because they were protected by a libel law that was so old, it almost predated the internet.  

They were wrong.

The fallacy at the heart of libel law is the assumption that people read both headlines and articles in full. We all know this is not true; we all scan headlines and think we know what the story is. But that element of libel law has stood for over three decades, while the internet grew, social media came into the world, and our attention spans famously shrank. Libel Law in our country is not fit for purpose. It needs updating for the modern era.

That’s not a fight I intend to pursue.

I think I’ve done enough for now…:).

This landmark ruling, based on legislation and assumptions of behaviour from this century will change media behaviour in Britain - starting now.  And it is likely to have the same effect in Europe, as GDPR legislation is European wide. Huge credit goes to my lawyers, Brett Wilson - for this.

Not everybody has the will and the resources to fight powerful media groups like the Daily Mail. Many people facing similar injustices simply have to live with it, grin and bear it. Not anymore, the biggest outcome of this three year battle, for me, is that nobody now will face that same treatment and have no affordable recourse.

From today newspaper headlines will never be the same again - because media outlets have a new duty of fairness and we the people have a new means to enforce it. Something so many of our media outlets fail to do voluntarily to their great shame - is now not a choice. The Daily Mail faces substantial costs and damages, but worse than that for them is this new duty of fairness - that appears to throw their current business model out of the window."

Mic drop....:)

[Alastair Morgan @AlastairMorgan]

Litter!
The UK has a worse litter problem than many other developed countries, compared with northern Europe, Japan and Singapore. This is not because UK lacks waste collection or public services;

Main reasons: behaviour, social norms, packaging, and very limited enforcement.

[Matthew Todd 🌏🔥 @MrMatthewTodd]

‘We are going to lose everything. We’ve been trying to warn you guys for so many decades. We’re not lying. We’re not exaggerating’’

When NASA scientist @ClimateHuman risked his liberty to try and wake people up to the threat of climate change

[Cuckturd @CattardSlim]

There's a reason the FAA banned jets from flying over crowds at airshows.

Pete Hegseth's tiny dick is going to get someone killed.

[National Crime Agency (NCA) @NCA_UK]

A group who fraudulently claimed to be able to provide PPE during the pandemic but instead spent hundreds of thousands of pounds on house renovations and luxury cars have been convicted after a NCA investigation.

Read the full story ➡️ https://t.co/nGSMEW25CW

[Ian McGinness @IMcginness93242]

Israel illegally annexed the Golan heights to provide a "security buffer zone".

Now, it has occupied more of Syria to provide a "security buffer zone" for the Golan Heights.

Next, it will advance to Damascus to provide a "security buffer zone" for...

You see how it works.

[che guevara @Tiger911494404]

Is this woman the sprog of this corrupt idiot? it's baroness Owen, the youngest person in the house of lords, and did he put her in the house of lords 2 make sure she kept her gob shut? It's only public money, ain't it.

[BladeoftheSun @BladeoftheS]

Thames Water claims it is going bankrupt, again, with £20bn in debts. So it needs bailing out, again, so it can hike its bills by 40% in April, again.

Don't, let them go bankrupt. As soon as they do it all becomes Government property with no debts.

Nationalisation for free.

[Jesus Freakin Congress @TheJFreakinC]

🚨This video is terrifying.

And it’s another example of how ICE is making everyone less safe.

At Las Vegas International Airport, two people, in plain clothes, are seen trying to handcuff a man.

The man is screaming for help.

When the person filming asks a TSA agent what is happening, the agent replies, “It’s law enforcement.”

But when the person filming walks over and starts recording the people claiming to be law enforcement, one of them tries to swat the phone away.

Then, as more people begin watching, they get up and leave.

The man is left with a handcuff still attached to one of his wrists. He is visibly shaken and says they stole his belongings.

Think about how dangerous this is.

The government is normalizing armed agents, in plain clothes, grabbing people in public, without immediately identifying themselves in a way bystanders can verify. That creates confusion, panic, and makes it impossible for ordinary people to know whether they’re witnessing a lawful arrest, or a kidnapping.

In this case, people intervened… They started asking questions, and filming.

If no one had stepped in, who knows what would have happened to that man.

A government that expects people to simply accept unidentified agents, taking someone away without question, is making every person in this country less safe.

[Raphael Dogg @raphaeldogg]

Executives at Italy's motorway operator have been given lengthy prison terms over the Morandi Bridge disaster, one sentenced to 11 years.

In the UK, none of those responsible for Grenfell has even lost a bonus.