Bobby Baker

🚨 Poet and writer Peyman Farahavar from Gilan is reportedly facing imminent execution after his death sentence was reaffirmed by the Supreme Court. Concerns remain over fairness and due process in his case. #PeymanFarahavar #StopExecution #HumanRights

HE IS AT RISK OF IMMINENT EXECUTION! Be his voice before it’s too late. Ali Pishevarzadeh, 28, from Rasht HE’S BEEN SENTENCED TO DEATH. He was arrested by the Islamic regime security forces during the nationwide protests in January, & currently being held in Lakan Prison. @POTUS @marklevinshow @FoxNews #KingRezaPahlavi‌ForIran

🚨 Ibrahim Sheh Bakhsh and Naim Sheh Bakhsh, two Baloch youths, are reportedly at serious risk of execution after being detained since March 2026, with no confirmed information about their whereabouts. Concerns over due process and fairness have been raised. #IbrahimShehBakhsh

77 days of no Internet in Iran SEVENTY SEVEN I don't think the regime will ever restore it because they despise the Iranian people and are terrified of them. They've turned Iran into a Middle Eastern North Korea The only answer is to get rid of them, once and for all 🇮🇷🇮🇷

Don’t stop talking about #IranMassacre‌

NHS BRIBED THE WRONG DOCTOR Dr Kim Holt (@drkimholt) was the designated doctor for children in care at St Ann's Hospital in Haringey. In 2007, she and three colleagues sent a formal written warning to Great Ormond Street Hospital (@GreatOrmondSt) management. Staff shortages. Poor record-keeping. A disaster waiting to happen. The response was not to fix the clinic. It was to remove Dr Holt from her post and place her on four years of special leave. When she refused to go quietly, the hospital offered her £80,000 with a gagging order attached. She turned it down. After Baby P died, the offer went up to £120,000. She turned that down too. Six months after her warnings were ignored, a locum with no experience of the clinic examined Baby Peter Connelly. The signs of abuse were there. They were missed. Two days later, the child was dead. The NHS Trust that ran the clinic eventually apologised. In writing. Four years later. Dr Holt went back to work. She framed the apology letter and hung it on her wall. She then founded Patients First to support the next generation of @NHS whistleblowers, because she knew there would be one. There always is. Sources: @guardian @BBCNews @thetimes @drkimholt

Days in Iran Executions No Internet No jobs Hyperinflation Can't buy basics Nights in Iran Sound of fanatics waving flags of Hezbollah and Hashd Al Shabi A dystopian nightmare FREE IRAN FINISH THE JOB 🇮🇷🇮🇷

No way the story ends here for Iran Finish the job! 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

Don’t stop talking about Iran 🇮🇷

אני גאה במאות האנשים שהגיעו היום לשמור על תושבי העיר העתיקה . ככה נראת התנועה שלי 🟣💜

Patients in Southgate and Wood Green are relying on shorter waiting lists to receive the NHS care they need 🏥 It is absolutely fantastic that waiting times have seen the biggest cut in a single month in 17 years 👏 This is the making of an NHS fit for the future.

"I once received £5m, a further £1m, an £800k house, helicopter trips and a trip to the Maldives, and wasn't expected to do anything in return for it."

NHS FILED 200 COMPLAINTS AGAINST A DOCTOR. EVERY SINGLE ONE WAS LIES. Dr Raj Mattu was a cardiologist at Walsgrave Hospital in Coventry. In 2001 he spotted something management had apparently missed: squeezing five patients into cardiac bays built for four was killing people. A 35-year-old died because staff could not physically reach him through the overcrowding. Dr Mattu told @BBC (@nhsuhcw). He filed reports. He raised alarms. The NHS response was textbook. They suspended him. Then they filed 200 complaints against him to the General Medical Council. Not a typo. Two hundred. Over eleven years. Every single one was rejected. A tribunal later heard that a senior manager had said : don't worry about a parking ticket, we want to get him off the road completely. The suspension followed within weeks of that conversation. Dr Mattu was sacked in 2010. He spent over a decade unable to practise cardiology while the trust spent an estimated £14 million of public money fighting to keep him out. His health deteriorated. He underwent major lung surgery. His colleagues described him as being hounded mercilessly. In 2016 an employment tribunal ruled he had been unfairly dismissed. He was awarded £2.5 million in compensation including tax contributions. The tribunal found the dismissal was inextricably linked to his 2001 whistleblowing. It confirmed he was blameless. The CEO who oversaw the whole campaign, David Loughton, was later awarded a CBE. The doctor who tried to save them got destroyed. The managers who destroyed him got decorated. Sources: @BBC @guardian @nhsuhcw

The disgusting @SamCoatesSky is the worst political journalist in the country. Just so open in his absolute hatred of Keir Starmer. He shames Journalism, shames Sky, and should be on Gammon News. A vile little man #sacksamcoates

SACK MASON

Just watched all 4 episodes of #BelieveMe back to back on @ITV Powerful, harrowing and in place a tough watch but essential viewing. So impressed by the courage of the victims (and as always, proud to know my heroine …solicitor @HWistrich )

This video should be compulsorily broadcast onto every screen in the country. TV and mobile phone, on loop until the danger passes.

Worth investigating surely?

More than 110 Nobel laureates call on Iran to release gravely ill activist Narges Mohammadi As human rights advocate is treated in hospital after transfer from Tehran prison, prize winners demand her freedom theguardian.com/global-develop… #FreeNarges #NargesMohammadi