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I don’t think thousands of European lorry drivers will come rushing back to Britain. They spent Christmas last year trapped on a runway in Kent. That’s not something you forget so easily.
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@Chrisjjosephs
I'm Gen X and I'm absolutely with Gen Z on this.
Unless you get a profit share from the business or get paid overtime, absolutely do not work long hours and esp not at short notice. Use that time to pursue your own personal wellness or a sidegig.
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There is a joke circulating in the commonwealth:
"What borders on stupidity?"
"Scotland and Wales!"
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I’m Indian, so I can attest that Patel and Braverman are cut from the same cloth. They are the products of the worst cultural and social systems of racism and discrimination we have in Indian society. The only truth they know is the privilege these systems endow on them.
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I just realised I don't often tweet about Caroline Lucas; I should. Because there is not one word she has ever spoken that I do not agree with. She is unafraid, frank, conscientious and devoted. I cannot admire her enough.
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Someone needs to write an incisive book about the rise of these conscience-free Indian-origin extremely evil Western politicians.
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When the court rules something unlawful, it becomes fact. So why has the BBC put the headline in quotes like it was still a matter of opinion?
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BBC quoting Grant Shapps and reporting quite joyfully that only 24 tests out 10,000 conducted on lorry drivers have returned positive...
...without realising that that is a Tier 4-worthy positive rate (240 per 100K)
Looks like France was absolutely right to shut the border.
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The amazing thing about Emma speaking fluent Mandarin is what it represents. This is a new image of Britain forming right before our eyes. Multicultural. Multilingual. Confident. Winning.
Raducanu has done for diversity what Rashford did for community. So, so good.
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@BBCPolitics
Bringing up Dresden is just deceptive and misleading. The horrors of World War 2 are exactly why we created the Geneva Conventions so it would be a war crime to ever repeat them again.
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Crazy statistic I learned today, 94% of the railway network in India is now electrified, nearly all of it done in the last 10 years.
UK, only 38% rail network is electrified. EU 56%.
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It would've been rude of me to ask her age but she is proof you can never be too old to be politically active. I thanked her for her activism. She cares about climate and Brexit and getting the Tories out 🙌🏽
#RejoinEU
#RejoinMarch
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@SweetyPolinaXO
@PicturesFoIder
Pakistan is South Asia, which is in Asia.
By the way, Middle East is also in Asia.
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@MichelleMone
You decamped to an island to escape scrutiny for two years, still haven't returned the £200 million, and have not apologised to the thousands of families who lost loved ones because their carers did not have adequate PPE. Horrible, liar and cheat does not even begin to cover it.
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There’s a new banner outside the French Ambassador’s residence in Dublin.
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@HeathrowAirport
@FrankRGardner
You’ve taken note of Frank’s tweet because it’s gone viral, but there must be thousands of other people who have faced a similarly distressing situation.
Rather than asking Frank to DM you, why don’t you tell us what you’re going to do about it.
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Bloody immigrants, coming over here and starting small businesses!
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@kirstyy199
Do you have business insurance? You could ask her for receipts for the towels and then claim the money back.
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@Keir_Starmer
Can we just take a moment to recognise that it took a human rights lawyer a week to draft this meekest of statements.
Why do you think that is?
(a) Late blooming conscience or, (b) Crispin Blunt
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@KarenPollock100
If the scenes at Liverpool St station seemed intimidating to you, what do you call this?
the aftermath of israeli strike
on jabalya refugee camp in gaza
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@metpoliceuk
@lowles_nick
"counter protestors"? You mean thugs, racists, and plastic patriots.
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Yes, they grew up here. But make no mistake, they grew up in a culture lens that was a snapshot of when their parents/grandparents emigrated. This is how they see the world and yes, they are psychopaths and sycophants - a particularly nasty combination.
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@BootstrapCook
Here’s the video:
“It's entirely disingenuous for Boris Johnson to make a blanket statement saying no child will ever go hungry, when thousands & thousands of children went to bed hungry last night.”
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So the
@Telegraph
have deleted their "Macron has Covid, this is karma" tweet.
It's just despicable they would even think to publish such psychopathic opinion.
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And don’t tell me this was ‘because of the French’.
This happened because of this govt’s incompetence in mitigating Covid, the lack of preparation and clarity around Brexit and the supply chain panic stock-up that inevitably caused. Not to mention the cockup with testing.
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And even as the disaster unfolded, the only people helping trapped lorry drivers were locals, charities, and their countries’ embassy staff.
This government caused the problem, then failed to help lorry drivers and left them stranded on Christmas!
Inexcusable.
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@ValerioCapraro
This is a very small-town India style of writing. The grammar, the sentence structure. If they've applied for a PhD in Milan they've certainly had a pretty good career so far and are likely highly talented.
How unfortunate that you dismiss them so readily as AI.
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@FranArtHistory
I find it surprising that more British people don't travel as much as they could. I regularly do >1000 mile roadtrips in the UK. A big one was 1700 miles from London to Stornoway and all over Harris and Lewis, and back via Cairngorms & Edinburgh all in a week.
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My god. The visa rules are even more sensationally stupid than they appear. When most migrants (not just partners of British citizens) next renew their visas, they must all earn a minimum of £38,700 else they'll get booted out.
This'll be a human and an economic catastrophe.
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It really is amusing to see the most mediocre guy in Britain complaining about mediocrity
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I LOVE THIS photo so much. All the parties, including Plaid & SNP, sitting round a table in Brussels. Facilitated by BfB and personally by Naomi
@pimlicat
- I couldn’t be prouder to work for
@BestforBritain
#Unite2Remain
💙
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@Kodokan0
@Chrisjjosephs
Nope. Their sidegigs will help them during an economic crisis, and the investment they made in their mental health will help them sail through it better. So they'll generally be stronger humans, with agency, and ready to take on any challenge.
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I came to the UK from India as a student, spent £100K on tuition fees and living expenses. Since then, I've paid a fortune in tax and yet avoid using public services as much as possible. But Neil thinks this country will be better off if people like me don't come here.
My new
@CPSThinkTank
paper with
@RobertJenrick
is out this morning - shows how and why we should cut net migration to the tens of thousands and end the unprecedented levels of recent years
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@culturaltutor
My absolute favourite is Hampi (1350 CE), the fortified capital of the Vijayanagara empire & second biggest city in the world in 1500CE (after Beijing). Sadly pillaged, laid to ruin and abandoned.
I love the way it blends architecture into the landscape. It is stunning.
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@Jacob_Rees_Mogg
Mettle.
All those millions in your pocket, and an immigrant knows better English than you.
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@jimbo888
I think there is a qualitative difference between people who emigrate on the back of their skills or hard work, they want to help others succeed.
On the other hand, migrants whose success relied on assumed or granted privilege know that to retain it, they must deny it to others.
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@Callingitout13
Proud!? I detest them. Because fortunately for me, my human conscience is stronger than my racial identity.
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The story that I'm getting is that with the loss of the empire, the wealthy upper class here pivoted to exploiting Britain itself.
So while the world still suffers from colonisation and mostly blames Britain for it, Britain itself is suffering at the hands of these very few.
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@hifromkyle
Where is this? If anything we need more child free venues. I'd love to swing by!
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Impossible to argue with this protest sign!
See you at the march on the 19th 👻
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@BorisJohnson
@MattHancock
@UniofOxford
@AstraZeneca
You could’ve posted a photo of the scientists, or the volunteers or the MHRA.
Me, me and me. That’s who you are.
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@withnailjones
There’s a reason why The Daily Mail, despite its best efforts to seem like a newspaper, doesn’t even make it as a trusted source on Wikipedia.
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The answer is ZERO.
Not a single asylum seeker has arrived here illegally; not that it’s something the Home Office, and particularly the Home Secretary, will ever admit.
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@Keir_Starmer
Still no criticism of Israel. Reading this statement one would wonder why there is a humanitarian emergency on the ground. It's not an earthquake or floods or fires, these are bombs being dropped on Palestinian civilians, more bombs already than any war since WW2.
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I'm increasingly of the view that the decision to not seek an extension last year was criminal.
When the government, instead of safeguarding the country at a moment of extreme vulnerability, takes a decision to actively harm it, it's not just a betrayal of trust, it's criminal.
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@pritipatel
How do you expect asylum seekers to arrive other than by rubber dinghy!??
A crossing is not illegal. You know very well that under the Refugee Convention (that we helped write), they are absolutely within their rights to do so.
If you care, arrange organised boats from Calais.
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This Express headline makes me laugh more than it should.
DON'T they know the reason India didn't strike a trade deal with the EU is because it wanted visa-free travel. A requirement that was vetoed by...*checks notes*...the UK!
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Van Gogh only sold one painting in his lifetime. Monet died poor. Vermeer had to borrow money to survive. Sisley died unrecognised and poor.
Instead of telling modern day creative people that they're worthless to society, Tory MPs should try and celebrate them for the joy and
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I know my tweets are harsh. The only thing I can offer by way of a timeline cleanse is a rather positive article I read today about Indian immigrants in Australia. Perhaps the stories it outlines will offer you some hope for the future.
What a lovely, fantastic, illuminating article on Indian immigrants in Australia. Not all praise either - but such a wonderful long read. I wish we had more of this sort of commentary. Bravo to
@KonradMarshall
for writing it so well.
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@chrisrickett
If ITV value women at all, they need to sack Piers, apologise to Charlotte and make a public statement about how such behaviour must not be tolerated in the workplace.
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@implausibleblog
Okay, found the agreement. Israel committed to supplying Gaza with electricity, water and essential supplies.
cc:
@krishgm
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Alex is such a devastatingly good critic 🫡
This thread in which he artfully and completely demolishes every edifice Katharine Birbalsingh stands on is worth a read.
Instead of an apology, a sadly predictable reaction from "Britain's Strictest Headmistress" to having her homework marked.
Must try harder.
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As we close this decade, this photo taken on the last day of it surely defines the state of the world today.
The young, escaping the effects of brain-dead policies of the adults.
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@willchamberlain
Strange morals. Politicians who do sexual assault are okay, but childfree is where you draw the line?
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@Nigel_Farage
Hi Nigel, sorry to correct your English but it’s not a “large amount of boats”. It’s a “large number”.
~ an Indian immigrant
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@faizashaheen
"I have not experienced this level of relentless hostility in all my personal or professional life - not even from the Conservatives"
This is the most damning indictment of Labour I have seen. Thank you for expressing it Faiza.
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@ElliotElinor
Yes. It’s directly related to Brexit. The sewage discharge rules were eased precisely because treatment relies on chemicals imported from the EU, and we ran short of them. Everything that’s happened since is an inevitable consequence of that.
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@DamianClough2
Yeah, outside India nobody automatically recognises their privilege. So their only shot at success is sucking up to nasties in power and echoing their worst racism even stronger, so as to create a virtual wall between them and others.
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Two stories in the Daily Express on Katya Adler. 94 minutes apart.
3.28 pm 5.02pm
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@RachelRileyRR
So you misheard the chants but instead of posting an apology you are reposting? And in what world is calling for a ceasefire "terrifying"? Most people would say it is the other way round.
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@paperghost
a few years ago me and a friend sat in a pub for 3-4 hours inventing a gps for time travel.
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@MartinSLewis
So renters would not only keep paying crazy rents, often inflated by using mortgages as an excuse, but renters' taxes would further go to subsidise landlords? No thank you.
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This is what the conditions were like on the ground:
My Polish mate who lives in East London drove down to
#Manston
to take supplies down to the trapped drivers. The poor buggers are fenced in and they had to find a hole in the fence to pass the provisions to them. It's like a bloody internment camp.
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@profdanhicks
@BBC_ARoadshow
As an Indian, this hurts. There are historian friends of mine who will never have access to these things, and the effect is that a large part of Indian history continues to be written and interpreted by the British.
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I'm guessing not enough people know that foreign students pay £20K a year just in tuition fees...living expenses on top? That they're not allowed to work until after they graduate...and even then only for a year or two? That they're not entitled to benefits or free healthcare?
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@ShellyAsquith
This is a country ranked "top 20" in the world for democracy. What a farce.
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@OliLondonTV
meanwhile...
Man does durability test on a $240,000 Lamborghini Urus 😬
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@vagina_museum
This is an amazing thread (even for men). Why isn’t women’s underwear made from better fabric resistant to bleaching? Is anyone aware of any research being done into this or is this just another example of ‘design’ where women haven’t been considered?
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@Nito_Onna_Helen
@EleriTudor
@HiltonHotels
This is horrible. As a man, I have not once been treated even remotely like this and I have checked in at some pretty strange hours. The way the staff are behaving like bullies shows deep-seated misogyny. Senior management need to seriously address this pretty firmly and asap.
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@lewis_goodall
The Queen does not play a unifying role in the Commonwealth. I can confirm that on behalf of 1.2 billion Indians.
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@implausibleblog
Please correct me if I'm wrong but my understanding is that according to an international agreement Israel signed when it vacated the Gaza Strip, it is obligated to supply electricity and water? Genuine question.
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@JamesHunt
@GretaThunberg
Clever quip, but sadly it is factually misplaced.
In the case of high-end cars, it is the production process that emits a lot more carbon -- because of the use of bespoke techniques and materials and global-sourcing-at-any-cost.
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@lewis_goodall
A sensible government would now seek a Brexit extension. Not this one though, they’ll plough on straight into the middle of this sea of catastrophe.
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@STVNews
@TwiceBrewedCo
I hope you will offer to pay what you would've otherwise paid Getty, and not just use someone's photos for free.
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And here he is tweeting it. I’d have liked the BBC to have done some analysis of it to understand what it actually means, rather than quite verbatim as if it’s a huge success.
(thanks
@GlobalisedMinds
for the tag)
Update on Kent lorry situation: Over 10,000
#Coronavirus
tests now carried out. Just 24 positive (0.24%).
A huge thank you for the tireless efforts of our troops, police, civilian testers, council planners & port & ferry workers for giving up their Xmas to get people home.
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Some of the info being added on to this tweet is just leaving me speechless. There has been little or no acknowledgement of Polish & French assistance, and it appears they’re the ones who have run most if not all the tests.
And the conditions for lorry drivers are just... 😲
My Polish mate who lives in East London drove down to
#Manston
to take supplies down to the trapped drivers. The poor buggers are fenced in and they had to find a hole in the fence to pass the provisions to them. It's like a bloody internment camp.
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@t_hodgkin
@guse_guse
That’s a very good question. They can’t travel over to France, but I wonder if they’re being asked to quarantine here - and if so, where? And what happens to the contents of their lorries? 🤔
See, these are exactly the things I would expect BBC journalists to probe and report.
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I got told this by a woman who worked for me and who I had been mentoring.
“Not you Pranay - but I do want everyone else to go back”
This was my first conversation with anyone on 24th June 2016.
It was a shock because she’s such a lovely person. It still hurts 😢
How many of us have heard the sentence “why don’t you go back home”? Or “we don’t mean you”?
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@jconricus
@cnni
@andersoncooper
The depravity is all yours. No one's forcing you to drop bombs on a civilian population. War crimes. Shame on you.
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@rachaelvenables
@LBC
I have a bunch of friends in the MHRA. They’re PhD’s and from Portugal and Italy. I’m sure they’re delighted to have contributed to GW’s sense of British exceptionalism.
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