From her childhood as a vibrant young Archer growing up in 1960s Ambridge to becoming the steadying force at the centre of one of the village's most turbulent families, #TheArchers looks back at the remarkable life of Jennifer Aldridge https://t.co/yLWUacZyzR
@RestIsPolitics If Israel bombs Iran as revenge for their involvement, presumably supported at least politically by US, would Putin take that as precedent to bomb UK or attack undersea infrastructure? In fact, might he have set this one up for this purpose?
@NJM71 You've missed out average bank rate in UK over the last 50years = 7.12%. Employer & ee NI rate roughly 20%, start salary £2.3k growing 5%pa. Compound the NI balance at 7.12% you smash that figure by about double (I think)
@assettv@BaillieGifford Baillie Gifford should have a lot to say to their investors, beginning with an apology, but the terrible quality (technical and material) of that recording is adding insult to injury.
@OpenAI is quite something!
Can you write a scene for a play. A hybrid of King Lear and Hamlet. With UK King Charles III in the Character of Lear and Prince Harry Duke of Sussex as Hamlet with Netflix as the play scene?
@NationalTheatre@TheRSC@GielgudTheatre
@IChronicle just a heads up: I get immense value from podcasts, e.g. AJBell. The IC podcast is excruciatingly bad. Inarticulate 'umm-ing' and 'err-ing' and the brainless 'ye-know' punctuate superficial droning by clueless males with nothing to say. Try harder.
#MyTwitterAnniversary A thank you to all I follow... Twitter is great, you all read the news and other creative stuff I'm interested in and tweet the bits that affect you. It's like I have an army curating things that interest me... 🤓
Is the Govt really going to end the triple lock on pensions but row back on cutting international aid? Tory voting pensioners will punish them at the ballot box
@Telegraph@ChrisBennion_ Dan Wooton is unwatchable. Sorry to dissent, I'm a Spectator/Torygraph subscriber (decades). I want facts and opinions without hysteria. I make my own judgements - inform me, educate me, advise me - don't cajole or preach. Sad start from my perspective.
@GBNEWS@afneil Golly. I admire you more than any other journalist. I've just found that I can't watch Dan Wooton. He reeks of insincerity, OTT sensationalism, I trust my judgement about people and live by it - I'd classify him as untrustworthy. Shaky start, hope you get better.
@FraserNelson Just like my thesis for saving lives is unarguable... doesn't mean you can run a country by following the science. https://t.co/iKlGlRgYdy
😉Prime Minister we must ban alcohol now! There is not a day to lose. Every week you procrastinate costs hundreds of lives, needlessly. Follow the science or I will reveal you as a charlatan with blood on your hands... and I will be seen as right😇
😉Prime Minister we must ban alcohol now! There is not a day to lose. Every week you procrastinate costs hundreds of lives, needlessly. Follow the science or I will reveal you as a charlatan with blood on your hands... and I will be seen as right😇
Is it just me? I can see that if we were to follow the science and save (say) 500,000 lives, we would have banned alcohol, tobacco, salt and vehicles that go over 45mph. Managing a country is complex. Eg judging when folks would accept limits on freedoms @bbclaurak
It is "unarguable" that 20-30,000 lives would have been saved if the lockdown last March had begun a week earlier, says government adviser Professor Neil Ferguson.
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