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What a piece of spot on analysis
Election Special: 1. The Economy
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BBC showing its hostility again towards people taking action after years of cuts to try to stop another year of cuts in their standard of living. Why don't they get someone who knows what is going on in the NHS before trying to blame the failures of the NHS on the strikers?
Well, this will be the last time the BBC tries to interview a highly competent professional.
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And to you and yours, Michael. You have and still give people so much pleasure
Happy New Year! Thankful to all my followers for the support. Hopefully you found the posts informative and valuable. Great things to come in 2023. All the best to everyone for a happy and healthy 2023!
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Aye but the rest are a shower of b******* too
Be thankful for small mercies
The jacket, Brian. The jacket 😂😂👍👍
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Need it soon. “New Covid-19 restrictions: we're working on Guidance details for our sport - Scottish Athletics scottishathletics.org.uk/708… via @ScotAthletics”
This is a disgrace WADA advocating the use of performance enhancing substances
Caffeine is among the most searched terms on our website, but don't worry, it's not on the Prohibited List. Happy #InternationalCoffeeDay
“gotyourbacknhs
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Why does that not surprise me?
Good grief the questioning of @AlexSalmond is lame
It’s not the economy. It’s the economic system - capitalism. It’s a democratic socialist system we need.
In the past year, America’s billionaires have made a fortune: Musk: $108B ↑ Zuckerberg: $26B ↑ Bezos: $68B ↑ Gates: $15B ↑ An economy that rewards the wealthy while the vast majority are made worse off is immoral and unsustainable.
But he still looked out for those who were still living with income, education, housing and other opportunities restricted by austerity and inequality. Good on him. @MarcusRashford
I’m just a boy who’s dream came true.
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Well said @Mansonn15
Gutting to see @SALMarkMunro moving on. In the last ten years I’ve been lucky enough to grow up through his tenure & have felt the winds of change blowing toward a very bright future! That said Marks leadership on a UK level will be essential in setting a new direction for us all
Wonderful
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They also taste great.
Our fryers are from USA and make 20 portions of fries at a time 😍🇺🇸🍟
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The governing bodies are failing clean athletes and athletics generally
Why was ‘19 World Champ Salwa Eid Naser cleared after missing 4 doping tests? @WorldAthletics testing system lacks the structural integrity required to stand up in court if challenged. “The tester went to the wrong door” Clean athletes should demand better from their federation!
Hear hear 👍
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Replying to @MJGold
@MJGold We should always remember the third guy, an Australian, Peter Norman, who treated abominably and was eventually given a posthumous apology by the Australian parliament. His heroic role was recognised by both Tommy and John and they were pallbearers at his funeral.
52 years ago. Tommie Smith and John Carlos used their platform for racial equality. Two of my favorite athletes and heroes. This is my favorite sports photograph of all time! #BlackLivesMetter #Olympics
It's also bad for parents with children, parents with buggies and wheel chair users.
A gentle request if people could please cut their bushes/trees back from hanging over onto the pavement. For people who are blind it can be dangerous to get sharp branches in the face. It’s also very difficult for a guide dog to judge height in order to avoid such obstacles. 😎
The government keep saying this is not a total lockdown but a nuanced one. I don’t see the point in shutting down places such as the BAR-B-QUE which is a small local takeaway employing local people in a takeaway specially constructed to keep the staff and customers safe.
We’ve been takeaway only since lockdown. We are even socially distanced in the kitchen (which we rebuilt for this purpose), our staff are COVID work-safe certified. But we happen to have an alcohol license-a fraction of our sales. Why should we, and place like us, close? RT!
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