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Energy firms hold £8.1bn of customer money.
Firms not required to ringfence the amount. Free cash.
When a company goes bust, amounts owed to customers recovered through a levy included in the standing charge, about £70. You pay twice.
Daylight Robbery.
bbc.co.uk/news/business-6699…
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Quelle surprise.
SHOCKED, I tell you.
🙄🙈🤬
#KayBurley - They told us all week that no decision had been made on HS2 & it was made... they totally lied to me... they lied to my face.
Mhari Aurora - By being disingenuous with us, it looks like they've been disingenuous with the public as well.
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As Tom Baker is trending.
(Beware of 🤬Language🤬)
As you can see by the curlers, this was a practice run.
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You can’t believe how kind the British are.
Every morning, a van pulls up outside your house in Coventry.
A friendly man brings you a freshly-baked flatbread to eat.
It’s just for you,not anyone else in your family.
Every afternoon he comes back to make sure you’ve eaten it.
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Forget the obvious ineptitude and incompetence -
This is theft and embezzlement on an epic scale
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Under explicit pressure from Rishi Sunak, judges have closed the door on legal challenges to PPE procurement.
They’ve said, remarkably, that there is no public interest in how public money gets spent.
But we think there is.
Agree? Support us here:
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MEET BUBBA! This 7-foot alligator provided emotional support to kids at a Florida school. Details: bit.ly/3Pauu0P
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🚨BREAKING: We are reporting the UK government to the United Nations watchdog on workers' rights over their anti-strikes law.
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"I’ve never fell off a big chimney. You only fall off one of them once."
#OnThisDay 1979: Extraordinary steeplejack Fred Dibnah was introduced to the nation.
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Covid testing to be scaled up in England as winter pressure on NHS draws near
Seems we aren't "back to normal" after all. BA.2.86 has reminded @UKHSA that #COVID is not actually over
Having barely any data doesn't help
#LongCovid
theguardian.com/world/2023/s…
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A great presentation by Dr Avi Nath from the NINDS, NIH, at the 2nd day of #KSLongCoVID24. He showed significant endothelial damage, fibrinogen and platelet infiltration in autopsy brains in COVID-19.
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At the races, receiving an award, making a telephone call and committing an armed robbery.
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The monetization scheme on Twitter means that taking rage-bait with views/clicks/likes/shares etc can result in you helping to make someone you’re enraged by more money. Expect the rage-baiting to grow exponentially when it’s now a profitable thing to do.
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Kudzai (@nyamondo_kudzai) shares what you can expect with PhD fellowships. Listen to the rest of the episode to hear from Oumie (@popgen_oumie) as well
🎧: buff.ly/44nmTmc
#BWiSPodcast
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Today Consultant doctors are on strike fighting for better pay and for the future of our NHS
The Government will call striking doctors greedy and selfish as they continue the fight for our NHS
Solidarity to all NHS workers who have been forced to strike. 👇
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If you only read one thing today, read this from the Royal Society.
Long story short: NPI's work to reduce transmission and there is "every reason" to think they will be used in future pandemics. #COVID19
royalsociety.org/-/media/pol…
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I can assure everyone that it was already evident in 2020—2021 that Covid and #LongCovid had a massive toll on heart health. It was reported both in patient driven testimonials as well as in biomedical research. It was in the press. And, yes: SARS-CoV-2 was let to rip anyway
The profound toll COVID-19 has had on heart health is only now starting to emerge. Doctors are grappling with how to help.
“We are seeing effects on the heart and the vascular system that really outnumber, unfortunately, effects on other organ systems.” apnews.com/article/covid19-l…
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The statement “only now” is misleading as the damage that SARS-CoV-2 does to the cardiovascular system has been heavily documented since as early as 2020, e.g. bmccardiovascdisord.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…
This Nature Medicine article quotes in Feb 2022 “The cardiovascular complications of…COVID-19…are well described” nature.com/articles/s4159…
