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@IsabelOakeshott And schools were open the teachers were still going in for the children of key workers.

Striking teachers need to take a long hard look at themselves. Millions of children are still battling to catch up after they were shut out of school for the best part of two years. Don't do it again.

@IsaInvestor @IsabelOakeshott Neither would you if you hadn't had teachers to lay the foundations in the first place. Without them you are nothing and future generations are nothing. You might want to remember that.

@IsabelOakeshott They also need to compare wages, work hours, pensions and physical impact of other jobs compared to theirs. I doubt teachers would last long in the accountable private sector

@IsabelOakeshott It wasn't teachers that shut down the schools with that nonsense though was it? So it's fine for the kids to miss school when the government says so? Pay them properly and they won't need to strike. Inflationary rises should be law. Like before they are working from home.

@Smith47Beatrice @Parody_PM They don't deserve more at all, they dusurve exactly what they have because they voted for them. Its on them. They know exactly what they were like yet still went out and voted for them. They own this.

@Parody_PM The lack of integrity and honesty at the top beggars belief. The public of this country deserve more! The lack of trust in the Police and MPs just proves how low this country has become after years of Tory Party rule!!!!

Imagine me trying to sack Nadhim Zahawi for avoiding £3million in tax when my wife avoided £20million. No, I can’t either.

@MartinBax3 @NIAbbot Shouldn't we have known the conditions of leaving before we left also?

@NIAbbot I didn't vote for brexit but with the animosity created I think it is folly to expect the UK to rejoin with open arms. Certainly we need to know the conditions of rejoining before a vote. How about joining the EU economic area and go from there

Sovrntee!

@terrychristian @SoozUK I'd agree about the second job but double no chance. At best it should be minimum wage, if you are saying to society you can live on this you should be doing first by example. But it should be a vocation you should do it because you care not or the money.

@SoozUK I remember David Bookbinder , Labour leader of Derbyshire County Council in 1980s campaigning against MPs ( back then it was mainly tories too) having second jobs. I think they should be paid at least double and be disqualified from any 2nd jobs

@LBC But. Bet she hasn't given it away. People always say this yet they coukd sign thr whole lot over to charity etc just like tland go back to what they had before. But wait they don't.

Jane Park, the youngest person to ever win the EuroMillions jackpot, has said she wouldn’t wish her win ‘on anyone’ lbc.co.uk/news/britains-…

@MarinaPurkiss Unfortunately this is just what the tory party does. It pits people against each other and while we are all fighting they rob us blind. While we are so busy hating & blaming a few people in dinghys or those that dare fight for a fair wage they are making off with the loot.

While us plebs invest any savings in bank accounts, ISAs & shares… The ultra rich invest in the Tory Govt: Baroness Mone’s husband donated £170k+ to the Tory Party …before allegedly benefiting from £200m in Govt PPE contracts How’s that for an ROI? thetimes.co.uk/article/barone…

@blackcanman @terrychristian Only we don't have thr benefit of free movement anymore. Instead of being able to live and work in 28 different countries we can now only do it in one. Oh the sweet taste of more freedom.

@terrychristian You could always move to Spain, Italy , Greece, Portugal or even Poland. Everything seems great over there in those wealthy countries & it would release you from this awful country & the terrible happy Brexit winning folk .

Brexit: Rejoining EU takes record 14-point lead in latest poll. But which tangible brexit benefits will leavers miss the most when we rejoin ? independent.co.uk/news/uk/politi…

@GaryWat79 @terrychristian We were told the benefits would be I stant thought were we not? There will be no down sides only considerable upsides is what was said if I recall?

@terrychristian When UK joined the economic zone in 1973 did the people immediately see the benefits? Miners striking, economic outlook poor etc following 6 years of membership, the UK had 48 years of EU/EEC membership, would a timely comparison of sorts be more accurate, say every 5 or 10yrs?

@MarinaPurkiss @terrychristian To be fair it doesn't make a difference who you vote for. It's just an illusion to get you to think you have a choice. If those in power really pulled the strings when the opposition took power they would reverse everything they had opposed. But they don't. Ask yourself why?

Today is the vote in the House of Lords on voter ID… There’s been just 9 convictions of voter fraud since 2017 Yet it’s becoming law whether we like it or nor This vote is to delay it, because right now it could mean millions of people turned away Millions of non-Tory voters

@davidtenfan124 @SocialistNHS @HNLLoyd1 So what would you suggest they do instead? They have exhausted all other avenues. The strike is a last resort. If you can give them an alternative that will make government listen then I'm sure they would be all ears.

Tomorrow many nurses will be on strike for the first time in their lives We've been left with no other choice If you will be supporting striking NHS workers please reply with a 💙 #FairPayforNursing

@DHealey68763754 @mrjamesob Did she die of it or did she die with it? How old was she did she have other issues. I've yet to see list of the number of people who actually died of it.

@mrjamesob My mother died from COVID. She died gasping for every breath. It was heart breaking. She passed before the first booster became available. COVID vaccines helped reduce deaths. I don't want anyones mum to go through what my mother did.

The MP who stated on Irish radio that all British people were automatically entitled to Irish passports & who lied under oath in the High Court has turned his hand to cardiac medicine. Pretty much standard in Brexit Britain.

@ShelaghFogarty Still think how much worse it would be if it wasn't getting that extra 350 million quid a week.

@TheNatmeister @n3fnbillgittens @paulwaugh Sorry for your loss,unfortunately that is exactly what they want. Their ideal is that we work right up to the point we drop never getting a chance to claim our pensions. Pension age should be much lower it would free up jobs for the young & pensions should be inherited on death.

@n3fnbillgittens @paulwaugh I am so sorry to hear of your loss, i agree with you on our callous government x

Raising the state pension age to 68 could unite young and old - against the Conservatives. inews.co.uk/opinion/raisin…

@terrychristian @StrawberryRadi1 @JeffBuckley Love - forever changes.

OK on my NWA show on @StrawberryRadi1 6-9pm sunday - featured classic album is going to be @JeffBuckley Jeff Buckley's Grace from 1994 ...weird i sort of warmed to it over 5 or 6 months - like Osmosis . Special record. All classic album suggestions for future shows welcome

@terrychristian I love how leave voters claim if remain had won they would have accepted it when in the run up to the vote they were telling everyone that it was going to be rigged & to take a pen becuase they would rub out your cross if you used the pencil 😂

The meaningless drivel that has all crumbled away 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@terrychristian Why are people so reluctant to just answer the question we know we have left but what are you doing now tht your couldn't do then? If we're were to once again find yourself bound by the shackles of the EU what is it that you could no longer do that you would miss the most.?

Latest poll showing there is now a 14 point lead amongst voters wishing to rejoin the EU . Leavers , if we do rejoin, as is now the democratic will of the people. What tangible benefits of brexit will you and your families miss the most ?

@stephenlondoner @peterwalker99 Do you actually know what the word invasion even means?

@peterwalker99 Can you remind me the last time 40,000- 60000 people crossed the Channel without permission, last unpermitted influx, to my knowledge was the Norman invasions where about 7000 people crossed - what should the HS call it - a jolly excursion?

Without wishing to be a bore about this subject, a serving home secretary describing asylum seekers as “an invasion of our southern coast”, and in the Commons, is really striking. It’s the sort of language that a decade or so ago would have been the preserve of the far right.

@DaveOfAltonia @hill_hilly18 @Peston Never once have I thought to myself this is an outrage if only a white English family had booked it I'd feel so much better whe a hotel's is fully booked . I just think to myself I'll have to find somewhere else. I don't get worked up about the nationality of who booked it.

@hill_hilly18 @Peston I tried to book my usual Best Western hotel near Colchester as I always do when I see my daughter. Booked out until April for Afghan refugees apparently which was a surprise! Holiday Inn it is

Source close to Priti Patel say she was signing off hotel accommodation all through summer. “No matter how unpalatable it was she always did it because not to do so would have breeches statutory duties. We never breached statutory duties”. So the big question for Braverman…