@fifisyms I was a One Nation Tory, from a 1 Nation Tory family but there is no sanity in what calls itself the Tory party. I don't know how you stick around, my family en masse have said not in our name you don't.
This lot are devisive without care or concern for the UK, they've got to go
@Conservatives@RishiSunak My parents worked exceptionally hard, indeed my Dad not only had a full time job but he also served in the TA earning money so he could put a roof over our heads.
You suggest those of us not privately educated had parents who didn't care or work hard enough. You're so elitist
@he1entweets@jessphillips Good grief, it's always the blue tick verified who come out with such appalling callous statements. Victim shaming is abhorrent
Lucy Frazer is screeching all over TV this morning about the BBC not being impartial (right wing) enough.
Robbie Gibb was Head of Comms for Theresa May, friend of Johnson, brother of Minister Nick Gibb, and instrumental in start up of GB News. He's now overly influential in BBC.
Dorries claimed he also tried to influence the appointment of the new head of OFCOM.
@arusbridger has been attempting to get a response from the BBC on Gibb's interference, but so far, no response has been forthcoming.
Here, former top BBC journalist Rob Burley writes "Robbie Gibb 'tried to stop me from probing £350m VOTE LEAVE BUS CLAIM'" when Gibb worked at BBC as editor.
In my opinion, Gibb is a terrible influence within the BBC. He absolutely should not be there.
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“I will at any time have my kids infected naturally.”
I think this is messed up.
As if it is your right to infect your children with dangerous diseases not your responsibility to protect them.
It’s one thing not to get them vaccinated, quite another to deliberately infect them.
Tomorrow, a crucial piece of legislation around healthcare will be scrutinised by MPs.
It will happen in a committee room, away from the main chambers, on a whisper.
If it passes, it will worsen the health of the UK population.
Did you know about it? No?
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Ian Hislop is dead right - there is something hopelessly wrong about the way that politics works in modern Britain, where problems are only addressed after they become front page media scandals
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@drphiliplee1 I've flown multiple times but regardless I ALWAYS check my location and listen intently to safety briefing including always reading the leaflets. Huge respect to the cabin and flight deck crews & the passengers who responded. Condolences to the Coast Guard team
@arusbridger Buck House not suitable as a location BUT a purpose built modern parliament building is long overdue. Westminster turned into a public building & new parliament in a more appropriate location with electronic voting, individual seats etc etc
Today is one of the darkest days for disabled people in living history. My heart is breaking for my community who have had our financial lifelines removed. There is no future for those of us who cannot work and therefore will have no income. Everyone is so frightened. @UKLabour
Given the upset the Home Secretary caused in government when not securing Downing St approval for her Times opinion piece, presumably the PM did approve this tweet by @SuellaBraverman. Which would mean that “other forms of racism” is the new official government phrase for “Islamophobia” - which is all the more striking since Braverman does call out hateful antisemitism by name.
@Eyeswideopen69 If we allow the far right to claim the poppy then we're giving it to them. I'm ex Army from a forces family and I'll always wear mine. Not for any political symbolism that's created by politicians for their own end but to remind us how many people die in war
For crying out loud! How many times do I have to debunk this absolute boll**** about the success of the vaccine rollout being benefit of Brexit! IT’S WASN’T! ! If you think @BBCNews need educating RT this as widely as possible