Rewatching this video of Matt Hancock makes me so angry.
He tells the select committee "There's no evidence that a shortage of PPE provision led to anybody dying of covid."
How dare he!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-politics-57426153
Masks work.
RT @EpiEllie@twitter.com
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https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2211029?query=featured_home
Twitter Hellscape
@wefail how to destroy your business brand's unique selling point.
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RT @InsideJobby@twitter.com
@Saffiya_Khan1@twitter.com Yeah, Covid is ripping through work.
Company is now losing money, boss has just gone off ill this last hour.
Could have been avoided really.
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/InsideJobby/status/1590639150205923328
The aim here, of course, is to provide THE authoritative record of Brexit (the mess we're in, how we got here, how we get out of the mess) and make sure we don't miss anything that needs to be on that record.
We want everything that politicians said that should not be forgotten.
We also want to make sure we don't leave any area of impact forgotten (rare disease networks, Euratom, the lot) - so if you know of anything important, but likely to be missed - do email us about it.
So what kind of case studies and data do we want?
With case studies, examples of Brexit impact (can be positive or negative) -- and we will cluster those by sector/topic.
For "data links" - any charts, graphs, graphics or databases showing the impact of Brexit. Feel free to send social media links (incl Twitter). Again, we'll sort them into a database/list.
Also, any soc media links to video content of politicians saying important or daft things about Brexit - for the historical record.
@mikegalsworthy yup, I never could get on with 140 characters. 280 was reasonable.
Though looking at this screenshot, I think it looks as though it's a lot higher for the server I chose almost blindly
#ICYMI Last month, Helen Wilson wrote about the experience of Black voters in 18th- and 19th-century Britain. In this blog 👇 Helen reflects on the significant barriers that Black voters faced, and how they engaged in voting.
Read about their experience: http://ow.ly/m4rW50LbOUf
@The_Colbobs it's not the first time that car manufacturers have cut corners, but when they can be liable for punitive damages.
Of course it's not "organisations" that are responsible but people. So I believe those in charge should be personally liable for negligence and criminal negligence unless there was a good reason for them to believe precautions were in place and working. Then the responsibility would cascade down to the manager who should have known.
@ParkinJim quite the shocking account Jim!
There are arguably better and cheaper cars like X-peng and BYD. When they might make it to the UK in significant numbers though?
National Park budget cuts: Utterly shameful and a direct result of 12 years of Tory mismanagement. So sorry for the pain this will cause the lovely people at #Exmoor #exmoornationalpark #GTTO https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-63558629
Interesting long thread on Twitter on the financial and engineering malpractice at Tesla
https://twitter.com/lopezlinette/status/1590111416014409728?s=20&t=X_2wFreByA1RA6ZRXTS3mQ
Your tea problem is obviously a lot less than mine.
Ebola is a horrible disease.
This is just one story of many and is incredibly hard to watch.
Lets hope some of the measures mentioned here begin to work, and soon.
RT @BBCAfrica@twitter.com
One man in Uganda's Mubende district has lost eight family members to the country's recent Ebola outbreak. Find out how he and others are trying to cope with the spread of the deadly virus, and a continued lockdown👇🏾
To understand more 👉🏾 https://bbc.in/3UDgZrG
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BBC News: We need more immigrant workers, says Next boss BBC News - We need more immigrant workers, says Next boss.
More Brexiters against Brexit. It's never the right type of Brexit.
Engineer, European, Brit. I am also https://mobile.twitter.com/parkinjim
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