Mrs Monkey

@MartinSLewis does the law entitle me to return faulty goods for a refund under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (CRA)?

@shoezonehelp Absolutely appalled one of your agents advised me to CUT! (yes - with scissors) a brand new pair of kids slippers in order for them to be wearable. Apparently the 75mm thread attached isn’t a ‘manufacturing defect’ so you won’t process a free return and refund

@c_dodson_thatch Jed

@DrRJWebb @DrEilidhMaria Yes! Similar here. Expected to call sick line, line manager, and Senior nurse on that day. I once spent 1hr doing all of this (mobiles weren’t answered) and on return to work received an email ‘telling off’ for failing to also email rota coord. - which wasn’t in the sickness SOP

@DrEilidhMaria Add to that I do not expect to have to work through a phone and email list of six different people and departments. Im sick. How about I contact one person and you do the rest?

@Margare77981019 @Effiedeans Same

@Effiedeans Them cheering on Argentina against England in a subsequent World Cup was the end for me.

Anyone who thinks that Scottish nationalists are not motivated by Anglophobia should watch & listen to a Scotland England football match. They keep telling me that they don't hate English people, then proceed to demonstrate that they do

I was nervous about how this would be perceived it but it has clearly resonated with thousands and gone far further than I ever imagined. How do we amplify these points beyond the twitter echo chamber and change the narrative of the mainstream press? lucygossage.com/my-reasons-for…

Please read and support our letter in The Times today calling on the UK government to share the evidence, data, and models on which it is basing its policies. Without complete openness the public’s trust will be lost.

Another myth widely promulgated is that the public will tire of restrictions to their freedoms. In fact, the public acted to socially distance, avoid mass gatherings, and work remotely ahead of govt advice. The govt has underestimated the public’s capacity to understand and act.

What troubles me about the UK govt’s response to COVID-19 is its strategic objective. The goal seems to have been herd immunity, delaying urgent action to allow an epidemic to infect large numbers of people. Instead, the goal should have been to save lives. A grave error.

Our message to countries continues to be: you must take a comprehensive approach to fight #COVID19. Not testing alone. Not contact tracing alone. Not quarantine alone. Not social distancing alone. Do it all.

Fear of being last person standing and having personal liability risking bankruptcy is a real impediment for new partners considering joining practices twitter.com/ralanshirley/s…

Odds on that Farage will lead UKIP yet again twitter.com/shippersunboun…

No magic vote tree for Tories if exit polls are right

@sueperkins And me.

Mass resignation is GP nuclear option, but it is now a real option m.huffpost.com/uk/entry/14164…? @BMA_GP @TheBMA @rcgp

Number of patients I reviewed in AMU over the weekend: 92. Number of these who could have avoided admission if they had seen a GP: 0

Quite unbelievable. Hunt says he will 'release GPs for A&E work' -like we're twiddling our thumbs & have our feet up. Get a grip! #NHSCrisis

@RuthDavidsonMSP Eloquent exposure on R4 of Sturgeon's Brexit games - fixated solely on Indy2 and gambling with Scotland's future #indyref2

@jakeyapp btw Moon + Hare cafe in Bruntsfield do nice vegan GF wraps. Enjoy the rest of your run.

@jakeyapp I think there's always room for an unrelated musical interlude but perhaps that's just me. Margaret was a good random tonight!