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Joined September 2010
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Yvette Cooper: "Rwanda has already cost the British taxpayer £700m, in order to send just four volunteers... over 6 years the previous government had planned to spend over £10b of taxpayers money on the scheme... they did not tell Parliament that... it's been a costly con.."
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It had to be done.
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The government are ramming through this Online Safety Bill even though it is a travesty of justice which will make the UK Internet obviously less safe. 1/
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Replying to @AdamBienkov
Fond memories of “the Prime Minister is not under a desk”
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The System Average Price of gas fell 10% in the week to 28 May 2023. This is the seventh consecutive weekly decrease, with the price now 48% below the equivalent week in 2022 and 87% below the peak seen in August 2022.
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Replying to @Simon4NDorset
Simon, they're also concerned about the fines situation, and that you put them through expenses. It 'looks bad', but maybe there is a perfectly satisfactory explanation - can you enlighten the good people of North Dorset?
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Replying to @Simon4NDorset
Shall we talk about those fines?
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Marina Purkiss humiliates Jacob Rees-Mogg. He fumbles, obfuscates, and shames himself throughout.
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The significance of this is very important because the person behind Boris Johnson’s right shoulder, who appears to be blinking with incredulity, is his lawyer David Pannick QC
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"Were you aware that your trusted senior adviser as you've put it doubted that this gathering was within the rules?" Johnson: "No is the answer to that." Blathers away. "Jack was not at that event, he knew nothing about what had taken place."
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#bbcaq A past precedent
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Worth bearing in mind, this is what the BBC said to me in 2020 when Andrew Neil was being a shouty, right-wing pile on orchestrator on Twitter. Compare and contrast.
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one mp said to me last night
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Truss says Britain has been in 'managed decline'. The Tories have been in power for twelve years, and she's been part of that government for eight years. So I guess she was OK with that, until now? Right.
⚡️ Only my growth plan will reverse Britain’s managed decline, says Liz Truss nitter.gq/i/events/1576314316936…
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I didn't even know this Measurements consultation was taking place. (No option for metric only!) It must be one of the People’s Priorities. 🙄 Don’t let Mogg get away with a return to imperial measurements by default. Tell them no. It closes on the 26th. beisgovuk.citizenspace.com/o…
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EXCLUSIVE: In a leaked video, Rishi Sunak boasted to Conservative Party members that he was prepared to take public money out of “deprived urban areas” to help wealthy towns. @REWearmouth reports: newstatesman.com/politics/co…
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Florence Nightingale improved public health through her groundbreaking use of graphic storytelling. Surviving drafts of her diagrams give a rare peek into the celebrated nurse's creative process. | By @infowetrust bit.ly/3oFZ7yl
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THREAD: The evolution of Pokémon cards through history, as generated by DALL·E 2 For starters, here’s what DALL·E 2 thinks 21st century Pokémon cards look like, using prompts like “A Pokémon card from 2001”
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