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We will not tolerate intimidation, violence or censorship. There will be no special treatment here for Islam. And there will be no surrender to the thugs who want to impose their beliefs and culture on the rest of us. Today I introduced my Bill to restore free speech:

@MikeKeegan_DM @BuildsByKB @arighttweet @WTIDPOD @robstaton Hold on I was there yesterday and at the Bake n Butty shop and never saw you!

@BuildsByKB @arighttweet @WTIDPOD @robstaton How dare you, I shop at Penistone Tesco!😂

🦉 Believe the Storch group, who are seeking to take over Sheffield Wednesday, had a Zoom call this afternoon with the EFL and reps from the Independent Regulator. Told it went well and that no issues were flagged. EFL process continues. #swfc

Instead of simply disagreeing with Nick, these MPs are calling for him to be “investigated”. This is exactly why an Islamophobia definition is so dangerous. People need to be able to disagree and debate without the authorities weighing in.

Retweet if you support him.

@TheSecretAcct @DanNeidle I’d agree with you if it was a level playing field. You’ve saved and pay, fair enough. If you’re feckless though you don’t pay and even worse you are subsidised by those who pay and get the same care. My mum also in care. Horrible experience all round isn’t it. All the best.

@DanNeidle My mum recently died after spending almost 10 years in a care home. Drained her assets to almost nothing. That was what it was for. People using “schemes” to avoid care fees means the rest of us pay more in tax to fund that inheritance which no doubt gets squandered away.

MP Estate Planning sells trusts to the elderly to avoid IHT & care fees. They don't work. That's just the start - our investigation found: 🚩 False claims of expertise 🚩 A "head of legal" who doesn't exist 🚩 A website made of AI slop 🚩 A mysterious £1.7m owed to HMRC 🧵:

Through the door today So if you want to earn £19 p/h in London, you can either graduate medschool with upwards of £100k of debt or be a domestic hygiene professional 🤷‍♂️

@AlexJPMiller Read that as “bin day” at first

Bid day then. - Not impossible deadline pushed back for any number of reasons. That happened last time. - Some bids that do come in likely to land late in the working day. - Two bids expected, curveball not impossible. - As happened last time, likely there’s no official word for a few days while things get sorted in background. - There won’t be a running commentary. Cheers. #SWFC🦉

🚨 Fun fact: The UK will collect £329 billion in income tax this year. The UK will also spend £333 billion on welfare this year.

Britain: Over two decades of stagnation, the lowest level of growth in history outside WW2 and the pandemic Our elected representatives:

@bushontheradio Dallas

What TV theme do you associate with it being time for bed when you were a kid?

@DrLukeCraddock For who though - that’s the conundrum for me.

I don’t know what’s more impressive. How much damage the Tories did in 14 years, or that Labour had 14 years in opposition and this is the quality of their offering to the country. Bring on the May elections, get Starmer and his cabinet out.

Who needs all those unemployed UK grads eh?

@HSJEditor @JimBethell “Normally sensible”?

This is a surprising piece of economic illiteracy from the normal sensible @JimBethell - you can see here that NHS funding has been inadequate (in historical terms) for over 25 years kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and-an… 1/2

@TheSecretAcct Redundancy tax free was at £30k when I trained as ACA in 96. Still £30k today.

The tax free amount per mile increased to 45 pence in 2011. If it had increased with inflation it would now be 71 pence. Another stealth tax on workers.

In less than 3 years the education secretary has gone from “graduates will pay less with Labour” to “we are where we are” 🤙🤙🤙

Student loan interest means doctor fears he will never pay it off - BBC News. Simple ⁦@wesstreeting⁩ ⁦@10DowningStreet⁩ ⁦@TheBMA⁩. Student debt growing at 6.2% from RPI rises = change the system & pay up. FPR is not greed, it’s maths. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

The govt's Student Loan Plan 2 repayment freeze in April 2027 must be reversed. It isn't moral. I'm concerned that my debate with Kemi Badenoch this morning distracts from the most immediate problem. In April 2027 Rachel Reeves will freeze the Plan 2 student loan threshold until 2030 which by then will increase graduate repayments by £300/yr more. This is effectively a unilateral negative breach of the student loan contract. Students were told the threshold would rise with average earnings. No commercial lender would be allowed to do this. The govt shouldn't do it either. Changing the terms of future students loans is a political decision - people may not like it but it is transparent. Negatively changing the terms of contracts already signed, and long in place, is a breach of natural justice.

Imagine qualifying as a doctor in the UK, only to be told there is no NHS training job for you in your home country. That is the reality facing thousands of UK medical graduates. The taxpayer invests in medical education. Medical graduates complete a five to six year demanding medical degree, graduate with debts often exceeding £100,000, and commit themselves to serving patients in the NHS. Yet in 2025, more than 40,000 applicants applied for just 10,000 specialty training jobs. Some doctors end up unemployed because they cannot find jobs as fully qualified doctors. These training posts are not optional extras. They are the route to becoming the specialist Consultants and GPs our NHS depends on. Without them, doctors cannot progress in their careers and patients ultimately lose future specialists. Yet UK medical graduates are not being prioritised for these NHS training jobs. Prioritising UK medical graduates for speciality training jobs is coherent workforce planning. At the same time, there must be safeguards for international doctors with significant NHS experience who are already contributing to patient care. Right now, the system satisfies no one. It creates unemployment, fuels insecurity, and weakens the future medical workforce. That is not sustainable and it must change.

Netherlands 36% unrealized gain tax

Gillian this is literally you campaigning for Grangemouth to be closed