There is little more irritating than automated so-called ‘customer service’. I’ll avoid EasyJet in future if this is what happens when they have a problem.
Hugh is consistently insightful. Lower interest rates soon? The Bank of England is likely trying to undo its past mistakes by making new ones. In which case we’re in for more pain.
Bank of England and ECB overdoing the interest rate rises now. Gonna be a huge screeching of brakes and U turn soon unless these PMI indicators are totally wrong. They are driving with the rear view mirror.
Sad to read tonight if the death of Trevor Francis. His brilliance as a footballer and his management at Sheffield Wednesday made some of the most memorable and exciting moments I have had as a supporter. Thank you.
@sarkisz These regulations have huge impact, extending the power of the WHO to call public health emergencies and then making their recommendations on Governments for restrictions and lockdowns legally binding. It is unthinkable that Parliament loses so much control without a debate.
@danwootton Few people are more gullible than political hacks who just want to believe their opponents are bad people so they don’t have to engage with their arguments. It’s a modern plague and Byline Times has industrialised this tendency. They deserve the calumny they heap on others.
@danwootton I was smeared by them over Recovery, linking me to people I’d not met, never spoken to, and who likely never knew i existed, like then POTUS Trump. I’ve closer links to Bilbo Baggins than some they made up. They’re risible
people who manipulate fools to repeat vile nonsense.
Stop @danwootton being cancelled by far left online smears - great claims require great levels of proof. None have been adduced so far. Dan deserves a fair hearing, like everyone else. https://t.co/KG5HTDU4mX
@LucyRichards__@dkeyewitness Just back from Rennes/St Malo, had a house in Dinan for ten years, family in Dinard -and a writer by background. If you still need anyone, I know the Cote d’Armor and Ille et Vilaine backwards.
@afneil@CouttsandCo The biggest question of all for me is why did you brief journalists about why you closed the account, which is a flagrant breach of confidentiality and banking ethics? Worse still, your stated reasons were untrue. Will heads roll, practices be reviewed, and apologies be made?
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In countries across Europe the number of people dying in the past year is far higher than the number who died during the 'once in a century' pandemic years of 2020 and 2021. But now, no one seems to care. https://t.co/TyrrkUOVL5
Adam McKay, a Hollywood director who helps fund Just Stop Oil, has a holiday home 5,000 miles away from his house in Malibu where he jets off to “when the going gets tough”. It's one rule for him... https://t.co/vKpMZs2aly
The WHO treaty risks individual countries losing their sovereign power to decide how to respond to a pandemic. Sweden took a different path to the WHO during Covid and yet, have one of the lowest excess deaths between 2020-2023. As I discussed with @petercardwell | @TalkTV
@toadmeister We argued in 2020 that lockdowns would drive excess mortality, specifically in heart deaths through inactivity at home, closed gyms, no sport, increased obesity, NHS waiting lists and fear of seeking timely help - it’s surprising that many who said this seem to have forgotten.
There is no reason why those disagreeing in the public eye can't talk to each other with a little respect. God forbid, maybe even some humour...
It's all so utterly depressing.
Dealing with cancer for half a century taught me this - life is short, spread a little joy instead!
Calvin Robinson’s pox-on-both-their-houses position on the war in Ukraine is intellectually lazy and morally wrong, argues Ian Rons in the Daily Sceptic. https://t.co/O4Fs8ClkUP
Really disappointed to see Oxfam urging staff to avoid using the words 'mother' and 'father'.
I honestly had no idea that this nonsense was so widespread.
And it is that - total nonsense.
The British people, along with the populations of many US states, have henceforth to live with the fact that liberties we call ‘inalienable’ can be cancelled at a moment’s notice for years on end, writes Lionel Shriv https://t.co/qZT59aBwqu