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David O’Mahony #Director, #Filmmaker, #Photographer... of the pineappley blue variety (Also Actor of the Film, TV and West End variety)
London and Birmingham Katılım Eylül 2018
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Interviewed my lovely friend @alibastian for this. Pics by the ever brilliant @BluePineappleP1
Hollyoaks' Ali Bastian, 42, has breast cancer and will undergo mastectomy ok.co.uk/celebrity-news…
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Dyson sued the Mirror for calling him ‘the vacuum-cleaner tycoon who championed Vote Leave due to the economic opportunities it would bring to British industry before moving his global head office to Singapore.’
(He lost.) bbc.com/news/uk-englan…
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🚨 BREAKING: Rishi Sunak is set to become the first prime minister in history to lose his seat at the election
🔴 Labour: 516
🔵 Conservatives: 53
🟠 Lib Dems: 50
🟡 SNP: 8
🟢 Plaid C: 4
⚪️ Other: 1
Via @Savanta_UK
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This is Henry Staunton’s reply to Kemi Badenoch.
Firstly, with regard to the comment made to Mr Staunton by the senior civil servant to the effect that he was to stall on compensation payments to Horizon victims and on spend on the
Horizon replacement so the government could “limp into the election” with the lowest possible financial liability. Mr Staunton stands by this comment which he recorded at the
time in a file note which he emailed to himself and to colleagues and which is therefore traceable on the Post Office Server. Secondly, Mr Stanton stands by his characterisation of the conversation with the Secretary of State in which he was informed of his dismissal.
Thirdly, with regard to the alleged failure to observe due process in respect of the proposed appointment of a senior independent director, this is once again a mischaracterisation of the
situation. What happened was that the Government via the UKGI had proposed for the post an external candidate with Whitehall experience. Initially the Board acquiesced, but when it
came to the Board for discussion, because so much had happened in the intervening four weeks the Board voted 6-2 to express clear preference to appoint a well qualified and in their
view better qualified internal candidate, Andrew Dafoor who was already a director, and understood the issues. The 6 included the chief executive. Of the two dissenters one was the
UKGI representative. Mr Staunton informed the Board that they would now have to go through a due process including a nomination committee, Board and shareholder approval
process and could not simply impose their preferred candidate. This was all at an early stage in the consultations, and could not be characterised as a breach of due process.
Fourthly, with regard to allegations of bullying behaviour, this is the first time the existence
of such allegations have been mentioned, and Mr Staunton is not aware of any aspect of his
conduct which could give rise to such allegations. They were certainly not raised by the
Secretary of State at any stage and certainly not during the conversation which led to Mr
Staunton’s dismissal. Such behaviour would in any case be totally out of character.
With regard to the appointment letter which the Department has chosen to publish, it should
be noted that the reference to settlement with claimants is one of a number of issues arising
out of the Horizon issue that are listed and not necessarily the most prominent. It should also
be noted that if indeed the Secretary of State were concerned about the lack of urgency with
which it was being addressed, this was never raised in any of the quarterly review meetings to
assess progress against these objectives. These meetings were fully minuted.
Last but not least, it should be noted that the Secretary of State has admitted that a letter was
sent by the Post Office CEO to Alex Chalk setting out a legal opinion stating the reason so
few sub-postmasters had come forward to have their convictions overturned was because they
were “guilty as charged”. That letter was set after the ITV documentary was screened and
after the government had set out a pledge to bring forward legislation to exonerate the
postmasters.
As chairman, Mr Staunton championed the cause of the postmasters who he saw as the real
backbone of the organisation and the best hope for the future. As a number of recent press
articles have indicated, historically postmasters were treated with contempt by much of the
Post Office hierarchy, those attitudes were deeply entrenched and Mr Staunton fought hard
with their representatives on the Board and others including the CEO to change that culture.
Mr Staunton said: “It was in the interests of the business as well as being fair for the postmasters that there was faster progress on exoneration and that compensation for wrongly
convicted postmasters was more generous, but we didn’t see any real movement until after
the Mister Bates programme.”
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BREAKING
Bombshell mega-poll predicts TORIES WILL BE WIPED OUT with just 80 SEATS after General Election.
Massive poll of 18,000 voters using the accurate MRP form of statistics (predicted 2019 election to within a seat)
BRING
IT
ON 💪🏼
mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…
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🚨 BREAKING: Leaked documents show Rishi Sunak had “significant doubts” about the Rwanda plan as Chancellor and thought the “deterrent won’t work”
He wanted to *scale back* the plans - a revelation that will likely anger his MPs
[@BBCNews]
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70% of Grimsby voted for Brexit.
Grimsby was set to receive 150 million from the EU in 2020. (It got nothing)
How much has it received from Westminster? 20 million over 10 years. 😒
Homelessness & Poverty In Destitute Seaside Town 🇬🇧 youtu.be/AAQgngfpA2I?si…

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Uxbridge & ULEZ
1. ULEZ was initiated by Boris Johnson long before Sadiq Khan.
2. The Conservative government under Grant Shapps made expanding ULEZ a condition of providing financial support to TFL during covid.
3. The Conservative government have provided funds to cities such as Birmingham (with a Conservative mayor), but not to London (with a Labour mayor).
Clean air is good, we need more of it.
Underfunding from the Conservative government which has caused the ULEZ charge is the problem. - Billions given to bankers in tax cuts, billions wasted in PPE/covid fraud, billions wasted on refugee bargees.
We need a different and better government. A pity the people of Uxbridge voted for more of the same.
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Hi @Independent would you mind editing or removing this Facebook post, it suggests I’m the person in question and frankly the comments are disgusting.

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Hello @thecarolemalone,
On TV just now, you said:
Brexit got us the fastest vaccine rollout
I replied:
Stop peddling that lie
You said:
What are you talking about?
So…
Here is the CEO of Govt’s own agency to explain why it’s a lie
So, please stop
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Just heard the awful news that the world has lost @Rtreatwilliams. Such a wonderful person... such a gifted actor... such a treasured friend. I'm gutted. #RIP_Pal 💔


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Rebecca Frecknall's interview in @TheStage has prompted me to break out a thread I have sat on for a while. It breaks down what I think is the biggest obstacle in theatre but the least openly discussed... Pay
So here is the THEATRE PAY MATHS THREAD 🧵👇
thestage.co.uk/news/rebecca-f…
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