caits

-all opinions my own-

[putasinghonit @putasinghonit]

0.10% of the population (census 2021) define as a Trans woman, and this is the governments priority. Not the huge NHS wait times, or the poor working conditions for all NHS staff. Their priority is bigotry.

[Richard Murphy @RichardJMurphy]

The estates of just one in 25 people in the UK are subject to inheritance tax. They are called the wealthiest people in the country. Like it or not, you’re probably not one of them. So why do most people give a damn about a tax they’re never going to pay?

[Howard Beckett @HowardRBeckett]

Rishi Sunak took 23 private flights in 187 days. He flew London to Blackpool in a 14-seat RAF jet, it’s 3 hrs by train. The same to Leeds, it’s 2.5 hrs by train

Private flights are 14 times more polluting than commercial flights & 50 times more than trains

He just doesn’t care.

[Ellie Wilson @ellieokwilson]

A jury read these messages from my rapist and still not everyone on that jury believed me. Even with watertight evidence women are not believed. This is the climate we live in, and yet we still ask “why didn’t she report”?

[Georgia Townend @georgiatownend_]

Fully support this. An estimated 5m binned every week! Of which many components aren’t even recyclable. Should be banned on the environmental toll alone let alone the health concerns.

[David__Osland @David__Osland]

4.2m Brits aren't in food poverty because refugees are getting a decent breakfast. 4.2m Brits are in food poverty because companies like Daily Mail and General Trust are registered in Bermuda so they don't pay any taxes.

[Carol Vorderman @carolvorders]

Tory Party policy 2010-2023?

[NHS Nurses @SocialistNHS]

Despite having a private wealth of £2 billion & paying no inheritance tax

King Charles' grant is expected to increase from £86m to £125m paid for by the taxpayer

There's never any new money for, nurses, teachers or doctors but always for the rich

#NotMyKing

[Alan MacLeod @AlanRMacLeod]

Only capitalism could turn unlimited free electricity into a problem.

[Chris Packham @ChrisGPackham]

France , Germany and New Zealand have all said NO to deep sea mining . It’s time for the UK to stand up and join them .

Tell the UK Government to take action against destructive deep sea mining by signing the petition today → https://t.co/9W6bcX5SaC

[caits @milescaitlin_]

@VodafoneUK @glastonbury Nine

[caits @milescaitlin_]

But @channingtatum in She’s the man

[Total Football @TotalFootball]

He just casually throws the ball 50 meters

https://t.co/qShudSVVQi

[Laura Pidcock @LauraPidcock]

I don’t agree with one penny of public money being spent on the Kings Coronation. Apart from wanting the abolition of the Monarchy, 14 million people are in poverty, homelessness is rife, over 2,500 foodbanks. We don’t need the gross spectacle of unearned wealth & power.

[Simon Schama @simon_schama]

morally deformed and clinically deranged

[Carol Vorderman @carolvorders]

That Brexit thing going well then?

UK’s Brexit losses more than 178 times bigger than trade deal gains

Just trying to find this factual information on BBC news.....hmmmm

Send me a link if you find it will you please?

https://t.co/q3MIFS1Xbl

[Zarah Sultana MP @zarahsultana]

It's a good time to remember that the Chairman of the BBC is Richard Sharp, someone who's donated £400,000+ to the Conservatives and helped Boris Johnson with an £800,000 loan.

Let's remember that when they talk about BBC "impartiality".

[David__Osland @David__Osland]

Gary Lineker never gave the Tories a £400,000 donation, set up an £800,000 loan for Boris Johnson or stood as a Conservative council candidate. But the people who did are lecturing him on the need for impartiality at the BBC.

[Supertanskiii @supertanskiii]

They partied as NHS staff worked in horrifying conditions without PPE then forced strike action by refusing a pay rise.

They picked our pockets as we died and gave their mates contracts from the public purse, billions lost to fraud.

They’re fucking scum and should be in jail.

[Parody Nigel Farage @Parody_PM]

With UK shelves looking like this but European stores unaffected, there can only be one possible explanation. That’s right, European weather.