@ZiaYusufUK Are Reform not threatening to deport people by applying new laws retroactively? (N.B. donโt approve of applying laws retroactively in either case)
@andyburnham This can mean walking 40 minutes through a place you donโt know alone late at night. How is that keeping women safe? Iโd actually pay double just for a bus that shows!
@andyburnham Check the Trust Pilot reviews for First Bus Bristol. It goes beyond poor service. If you canโt afford an Uber, you can end up having to take a bus to the nearest place to home after your bus shows up then disappears over and over again.
@AmericaRecharge No, but we should work closely on defence and more needs to be done building trade with the rest of the world striking more deals such as Starmerโs deal with India and more needs to be done on Fair Trade also to help prevent the need for mass migration at source.
@StephenDyke_1 As an English teacher, I believe in Shakespeare. He who struggles in the rising action to the central climax and learns his lessons will emerge transformed and reach a new stable equilibrium @andyburnham@wesstreeting@Ed_Miliband
@StephenDyke_1 Angry. Really, really angry. Especially as I think Burnham is going to start reaping some unearned benefits. Iโm as angry, if not more, with the cabinet ministers who stuck the knife in. I also feel kind of skewered because of wanting to keep Reform out and nowhere else to go.
@TheNewsAgents Iโm not an inequivocal supporter of AI at all, but in education it can be used in a very structured way to allow students to work at their own pace.
@TheNewsAgents They are investing in AI tutors for SEND to pre-prep them for lessons and itโs an excellent idea to keep them in mainstream. Where inclusion is possible, it is preferable. Many alternative provisions are hell holes with no qualified teachers at all.