On the morning after the Tories voted to leave children hungry, I have had this drawn to my attention. Take a deep breath before you read it. I would like to believe that it isn't true!!!!???!!!
@_Saczak I deleted my tweet in order change it to say "Sat at 11 at St. Peter's Square" which used to be called Peter's Field where the Peterloo Massacre occurred. Sadly, I bottled it. Anyway, me and the missus will be there. May go for a pint and a burger too after. #MarchForManchester"
The whole thing stinks.
This Government’s incompetence, its cronyism, its ideological obsession with outsourcing and rip-off privatisation has undermined our NHS and put lives at risk.
Time to kick the profiteers out of the system and put local public health teams in charge.
@jonesmower Yes, there is a difference and a lot of grey area in between.
It is very important for us in this country to have reasoned debate about this issue with careful listening on all sides. I am glad to read your reply as I think you understand the point of my post.
It is 80 years ago today that Walter Benjamin died. He was one of the most original and influential thinkers of the 20th century. He fled from Nazi persecution and died in despair on the French border with Spain. #refugeeswelcome
#WalterBenjamin
@jurgenmasure Thanks for the link Jurgen. I enjoyed reading your essay.
You say "Every sentence he eagerly wrote beholds a philosophical repertoire." This is very true. Benjamin (the philosopher) is one of the most expansive writers.
Finally we wanted to sign off on this year's #VolunteersWeeks by sharing some of our gallery team saying a huge thank you to all volunteers across the arts & heritage sector and beyond! We are so proud of all our #WhitworthVolunteers and even prouder to #WaveForVolunteers ❤️
‘He made those who struggled to keep to the rules feel like fools and has allowed many more to assume they can now flout them. The prime minister knows all this and has chosen to ignore it.’
Savage brilliance from @maitlis#newsnight