Cancer took my father in his prime. I hate it with a passion. On this, King Charles has my sympathy. I wish him & thousands across UK diagnosed with cancer full recovery. Watching the news & the media has already started whitewashing his legacy as ‘Monarch’ & painting him as a saint for ‘working’ when he should be focused on his recovery. Bear in mind that there are thousands of cancer patients on long NHS waiting lists, some HAVE to work because they can’t afford not to & won’t have access to the quality of healthcare & specialists he would have. Plus they won’t have the wealth or staff to make themselves comfortable while dealing with this horrible disease. The media should stop being tone deaf & read the room.
The NHS is by no means perfect, but no one in the UK has ever been declared bankrupt because of medical bills.
Yet.
We must never take our NHS for granted - please RT if you agree.
Today an unelected head of state will read out policies from an unelected prime minister which will deprive the British people of their liberties.
These two un-elected multi-millionaires will take the people's right to strike and their right to protest.
We must fight this.
That first moment you realise you're homeless and no-one is coming to your rescue is a memory deep within your brain, it doesn't go away. Looking through windows wishing that was you sat in a warm house with love. Embarrassed to ask people for spare change just to get a hot drink or a sausage roll. Desperately searching for shelter. Scared beyond your worst nightmares. Thinking about the best way to end it all. I can personally say that was not a choice! And it isn't a lifestyle choice for hundreds of young people facing that reality every single day. Shame on this government and all the others who think that kind of language is OK.
There's nothing more humiliating than sitting outside KFC on a Friday night and asking drunk people on their way home for leftovers. Imagine being 16, 17, 18 and this is your only chance of survival. Being homeless was the most frightening time on my life. At 43, I have a house in London, I have my family and I appreciate every second. And that's why I wake up everyday motivated to help others like me and I will never stop campaigning for children and young people in care. #changeiscoming. @SuellaBraverman It was not a lifestyle choice for me or every other young care leaver forced onto the streets. I'll accept an apology when you're ready.
Other man in blue, "The common denominator seems to be Boris Johnson in my view. You knew back in 2016 that Boris Johnson was not competent for office. The people who bought into Downing Street: Cummings and Cain. They did not create an atmosphere that was a working environment. All these roads lead to Boris Johnson. And ok he's gone know, thank goodness. But you guys sit there as Tory MPs, and you defend this guy.. I don't think anybody here should be surprised at the chaos that man created in office" #BBCQT