Alexander Evans

Imagine getting annoyed that Easter eggs don’t say Easter on them, when in fact they say Easter on them. It’s really not normal.

Yes, the TV licence is a total bargain, for the UK and the world. My opinion piece for @Daily_Express this weekend express.co.uk/news/uk/216766… #tvlicence

@PolitlcsUK @Telegraph So my pint will be £4.75 instead of £4.80 but children will go hungry? Nah I’m alright thanks. I’ll just pay the 5p.

I've been back to Asda following our exclusive investigation - and found 48 products still being sold with illegal pricing express.co.uk/news/uk/214636…

Since this article was published, I've been contacted by other readers who have reported the issue in more stores nationwide too and they have confirmed separate reports to Trading Standards as well

EXCLUSIVE: My Express investigation has found Asda breaking the law on prices in store express.co.uk/news/uk/213990…

New Cash ISA limits cut - unless you're over 65 express.co.uk/finance/person… #Budget2025

New Cash ISA limit rules for state pensioners announced express.co.uk/finance/person… #Budget2025

Meaning of a white poppy and white poppy symbolism as Zack Polanski wears one express.co.uk/news/uk/213170…

Zero small boat migrants enter UK for 11 days in a row as Channel crossings stop express.co.uk/news/uk/212958…

Covid vaccine found to fight two types of cancer in landmark new study express.co.uk/news/science/2…

@Jikkyleaks The document IS the NHS recommendations. It is the green book the NHS uses and is from gov.uk. Your link even says "this list is a summary and does not include everything". Why they called it syndrome? Yeah, weird medical phrasing, but it absolutely is coeliac

@AlexanderCEvans In that document the term used is "Coeliac syndrome" which is not a recognised condition. "Coeliac disease" is recognised. So, who wrote the document and what credentials do they have, given that it is different from the NHS recommendations?

No Alex you're not. You claim to have written 15,159 articles and this jibberish claiming to need a billion vaccines because you have coeliac, which by the way doesn't make you immune suppressed. Who is writing these for you? msn.com/en-gb/health/o…

@Jikkyleaks I'm booked in for my free Covid jab this year due to coeliac, and it's listed here, so not sure what point you're trying to make to be honest.

@AlexanderCEvans Oof that's a reach. Whoever wrote that invented a new term.

@Jikkyleaks I'm not bothered if you want to split hairs about immune condition, it's not relevant. Your source is not an exhaustive list - here's full Green Book on the Covid jab rollout this winter: assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/68b5be03… And here is where Coeliac is listed as an eligible condition:

@AlexanderCEvans Thank you for confirming that coeliac disease is not an immune suppressed condition (different from an autoimmune condition). Do you have a source for this incorrect advice? I couldn't see it here. nhs.uk/vaccinations/c…

@Jikkyleaks Immunosuppressants are not prescribed to treat Coeliac despite it being an autoimmune condition. However, Coeliac is listed as one of the conditions which qualifies for a Covid jab in the NHS green book for Winter 2025 vaccination programme.

@AlexanderCEvans Which immunosuppressants are you taking?

This is self-evidently not an example of two-tier justice as this Councillor was cleared by a jury. Lucy Connolly offered a guilty plea so did not have a jury trial, although she probably could have done had she pleaded not guilty. mol.im/a/15003423

Your post is quite astonishing. You either believe in jury trial or you do not. For as long as I can remember the Conservative Party has seen it as a key part of our freedom under law. If so, you have to accept the right of a jury to bring in a verdict with which you might disagree. You call it "two tier justice" and try to blame the Labour government for something that you know or ought to know has nothing to do with them. That is the hallmark of the the rabble rouser not a Shadow Home Secretary.

I'm playing Death Stranding 2 on PS5 Pro right now - it's a bit good - Spoiler free review: express.co.uk/entertainment/… #DeathStranding2OnTheBeach #deathstranding #PS5

@tofferyyyy @currys That's a shame if so, but still covered by free 12 month warranty, and Nintendo has fixed all Switch 1 joycon drift for free even out of warranty. I sent back a 6-year-old set and they fixed them for £0.

@AlexanderCEvans @currys Switch 2 design didn't fix it unfortunately

Got my Nintendo Switch 2! Warning if you buy from @currys - they tried to push an extended warranty by telling me 'if you have joycon drift you'll have to pay for repair'; but 1. Switch 2 new design surely fixed that; 2. Joycon drift repair is free even out of warranty #Switch2