@easyJet I am taking a domestic flight but my friend has taken my passport. I do have a photo of the main page with my photo etc. Can I use that to travel?
@UKLabour how can you assume that swapping leaders foxes the problems with your lack of vision. This is a disgrace. You don't deserve to win the next election. You all need to go
‘She worked for four different healthcare companies" and "an adviser to some 12 other private healthcare providers"’. The Permanent Secretary to the Department of Health!? Paid 200k, more than Starmer. She should be fired immediately, + banned from future health consultancy.
MPs urge Fujitsu to make immediate payment to Post Office Horizon victims.
£1.5bn paid from public purse, more to the come. Fujitsu paid zero.
Compensation to Capture victims mounting.
Urging won't do, need emergency legislation to force Fujitsu to pay.
https://t.co/Dsj7tURKN4
“What’re you in for mate?”
“Cleaning a river without a permit. What about you?”
@EnvAgency is really plumbing new depths of malevolent uselessness here.
"How could Thames Water be nationalised?"
Turns out a lot easier than you think and a lot easier than govt might haver you believe.
https://t.co/Lffll39dV5
@UKLabour just swapping leader isn't going to.make you more electable. Burnham seems to have as little vision as starmer. You need to create change for someone other than positive change for someone other than billionaires
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Our petition has now smashed through the 100,000 barrier, 116,000 and still rising but not a peep out of govt, not a word about our debate in parliament just a weedy nonsensical, misleading reply.
We're not having it. Windrush Against Sewage #DirtyBusiness has written to the Secretary of State demanding we be allowed a right to reply, to be allowed a rebuttal especially since "Government's response started with two big lies".
More below. 👇👇👇
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Brilliant, brilliant exposé by Alex Thomson @alextomo on @Channel4News last night, blowing the lid of the corrupt, and it is corruption of the @EnvAgency allowing water companies to walk away from criminal charges, jail time, unlimited fines and all for nothing more than a slap on the wrist and some blood money paid to local charities.
It's time to put an end to this nonsense, it's time to hold people to account, it's time to send the fat cats to jail.
https://t.co/ph5PFXUph5
Israel vuelve a violar la legalidad internacional al asaltar una flotilla civil en aguas que no le pertenecen.
Nuestro Gobierno está haciendo todo lo necesario para proteger y asistir a los españoles retenidos.
Pero con eso no basta. La UE tiene que suspender el acuerdo de asociación YA y exigir a Netanyahu que cumpla la ley de nuestros mares.
Israeli police say a 36-year-old Jewish man has been arrested over this assault on a French nun in occupied East Jerusalem.
Video shows her being shoved to the ground and kicked, renewing concern over violence against Israel’s religious minorities.
Keir Starmer didn’t just appoint Peter Mandelson to Washington; he then walked into Palantir’s HQ with him – while Palantir was a paying client of Mandelson’s lobbying firm – and somehow “forgot” to log it as a ministerial meeting.
The Ministry of Defence, whose officials were also there, calls it a meeting, Palantir calls it a standard government visit, but Downing Street insists it wasn’t a meeting at all – just enough of a “non‑meeting” for the PM, his ambassador and a spy‑tech contractor to sit in a room together with no minutes, no transparency and, a few months later, a £240m no‑tender contract.
NEW: Palantir’s revolving door.
A new investigation by @thenerve_news has found Palantir has recruited more than 30 senior officials from UK govt, a strategy transparency experts say poses an ‘acute risk’ of corruption.
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