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@IamHappyHiker @SkyNews To qualify for the genetic testing for breast cancer even with family history is not that easy and I was denied, just to let you know it's not a walk in the park. Privately it costs £500 🫣 But yes everyone with family history should qualify for it. Prevention is much cheaper

@SkyNews Women have had screening for breast cancer for years. Why should men not have a similar facility? A PSA test has potentially saved my life. Only today I met someone who had his request for a PSA test refused by his GP. Why? Insist especially if in a risk category.

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@RendTheVeil @SkyNews you haven't met anyone who had prostate cancer?

@SkyNews How come (until recently) I'd never heard of or met anyone who ever suffered from this condition, nor died from it. But somehow I should be afraid of it? Fear is being used to convince men they need this. It's a $Bbillion industry, US companies like $EXAS are coining it in.

@moses_67 @SkyNews I believe it would be the same as with BRCA testing, you have to have family history and your mother or grandmother that tested positive for the BRCA gene.

@SkyNews How will they establish who has the genetic variant? Test every male in the uk between 45 and 61? Or just not bother and only offer screening to those already known to have a genetic variant?

@MikeEnemy1 @LairdOfTheManor What's you on about Jimmy Savile was knighted too and nothing happened

Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, now stands formally accused of concealing evidence relating to grooming gangs within the capital. Reports suggest he was made aware of cases in which young girls were raped and threatened, yet repeatedly denied that such atrocities were occurring. If these allegations prove true, then every Member of Parliament who voted against the amendment calling for a national inquiry must be held to account. The victims have waited long enough. Justice demands reckoning… and if the claims stand, Sadiq Khan is not merely negligent, but complicit.

@fillypepper @jeremycorbyn unto international waters ?

@jeremycorbyn They knew the risk, they were either going to killed by Hamas or be detained by Israel, they were told not to go.

Two of my constituents have been detained by Israel, following the illegal interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla. I have written to the Foreign Secretary to ask what steps the UK government is taking to secure their immediate and safe release.

@jenngorm @callumclark97 @csljohnkirby @piersmorgan It's quite expensive. £2k plus the price for ielts..

@Spyracik @callumclark97 @csljohnkirby @piersmorgan This one does ,they don't want British citizenship

This is outrageous. Nobody who’s been granted indefinite leave to remain in the UK should have that rescinded unless they abuse that status by committing a crime.

@woofgee @sentdefender Take a break from call of duty please

@sentdefender there is 2 snipers

Reports of an active shooter at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Dallas, Texas, with at least three injuries and police currently looking for a “sniper” overlooking the building.

@Darthdaws @TonyB_1997 @sophielouisecc the visa is only for spouse and children, don't be daft

@TonyB_1997 @sophielouisecc So an American studying in uni over here brings their mum,dad,brother,sister,grandparents,aunts,uncles etc do they ? Think not

Students coming from Gaza to study here should not be able to bring dependants. If they cannot study here independently- they should not come We need to end the dependants scam

@FranklinATCG @reece_sol1 @reformparty_uk How do you plan to implement that? A cheek swab with every application??

@Spyracik @reece_sol1 @reformparty_uk That's what I'm talking about, foreign born Europeans (genetically european) should be allowed to stay

Today we announced a Reform government will scrap indefinite leave to remain. Our new measures will save the taxpayer well in excess of £230bn.

@UKblitzkrieg @jimthegiant This morning I read revoking all ILR since 2020 but a lot of talking points were retracked and changed so who knows

@UKblitzkrieg @jimthegiant That's not true they said it will be replaced by 5 year renewable visa. The visa paper said if you claimed benefits before you will be automatically denied that visa (which could be statutory maternity pay or child benefit) Lot of contradicting in the press release as well

If you can’t get ILR after 5 years Many, who have a choice, wont want to live on endless spousal visas in a country hostile toward immigrants. The cost, the headache and uncertainty that it brings for many international couples who are mobile won’t be worth it.

@HUDMotorsports @Steven_Swinford Are we getting NI contributions refund then?

@Steven_Swinford It seems clear to me. Only British citizens will be able to access the welfare state. Those that have already gained ILR will be able to stay but won’t get welfare. From 2020 ish (date to be confirmed) all those with or without ILR with have them revoked, replaced with visa

Confused messaging around Nigel Farage migration crackdown Farage said explicitly that under a Reform government 'welfare will be for UK citizens only, not foreign nationals' But Zia Yusuf, Reform UK's head of policy, subsequently clarified that the policy will not apply to 4.12million EU citizens with settled status, who account for 9.7% of Universal Credit claimants He said that a Reform government would open negotiations with the EU about welfare claims by those with settled status As my colleague @Smyth_Chris points out, that means the policy is limited to non-EU migrants with indefinite leave to remain, who account for just 2.7% of Universal Credit claimants That means there are likely to be significant questions about how much the policy will actually save

@ShaunGosney @LondonEconomic which you can do on ILR

Farage doesn't think pensioners with indefinite leave to remain in the UK should get a state pension - in less than two years, he'll start receiving his £73,000 EU one

@tuttpyttpro @rynkrynk @nytcooking We have it in Czechia/Slovakia but it's thought to be Armenian

@rynkrynk @nytcooking In estonia we also have the honey cake. WHY OH WHY do people tend to put some country in front of common food, I don't know. And at this time of age put "russian" in front of anything will make me vomit.

Hey, @nytcooking, medovyk isn’t Russian — it is a dish first mentioned in a 1957 cookbook published in Kyiv, Ukraine. Similar desserts can be found in the Czech, Lithuanian and Polish cuisines. (Unless, of course, you tend to add a sprinkling of war crimes to your recipe.)

@callumclark97 @csljohnkirby @piersmorgan some countries don't allow dual citizenship

@csljohnkirby @piersmorgan I don’t understand how you can live in a country for 70 years and not want citizenship? Sound like a them problem tbh, they should apply for citizenship if they want to stay in the UK permanently.

@NichFlamel @dave43law isn't dulwich college private?

@dave43law No idea about finance and economics Spouts gibberish at any opportunity Public schoolboy Always far-right, even at school Biggest hypocrite in UK history Shady business dealings (e.g. Nomad Capital) helping people to avoid their taxes Massive bell-end

First wife Irish Second wife German Long term partner French Worked for Russia today Idolises Americans Spent decades loving and working in EU Works for a Dubai based company Claims EU pension in two years Tells you foreigners are bad for you

@freddiehobart @TiceRichard That's the same as getting a working visa to the UK jesus how can you be so ignorant to how it works. Go ask someone

@TiceRichard Indeed , daughter recently migrated to Austria through work ,needed a fixed dwelling, job, education / qualification’s income ,health cover, no police record , is being taught German ,has got a two year work visa ( fingerprinted ) , renewable subject to maintaining the above

Pete, There’s a real sense this will be very popular, as we adopt normal visa policies uses by other nations

@sophiemeaden @Sargon_of_Akkad So my kid born in the UK to a British father is being sent out of this country but it's okay because we will be together.

@Sargon_of_Akkad Families can be deported together ❤️

There's no limit to who Farage will come for. First it was asylum seekers, now it's legal immigrants like my parents.

@TheWayForwardx @Sargon_of_Akkad It's very reasonable to go after filipino nurses, what a good idea.

That’s what happens when people ignore the chance to do this reasonably, for years we’ve been trying to get this stopped, but it’s just been allowed to continue and increase. Now this is what’s going to happen rather than moderately as it should have a decade ago. The longer it’s left, the worse it will get

@DFTALBOT_RIGGER @steam_simon @darrengrimes Not every country allows dual citizenship. It also is expensive and backlogged. Why should she !

@steam_simon @darrengrimes Why doesn't she apply for citizenship? Why didn't you apply for her citizenship?

They've been playing you for a fool. Ever heard of Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR)? It's the golden ticket the political class hands out after five years, giving migrants permanent residency and a lifetime pass to the British taxpayer's wallet. The Tories' "Boriswave" put millions on the fast track to get it, setting us up for a £234 BILLION bill. This isn't immigration; it's a state-sponsored scam. While our own people struggle, the Uniparty is preparing to grant 800,000 migrants permanent access to our benefits system. Farage's plan to abolish ILR entirely—and revoke it for those who have it—isn't just a policy. It's an emergency brake on our national decline.

@EyesOnProof @LyndyMountain @darrengrimes So can I get my NI contributions back in exchange for statutory maternity pay?

@LyndyMountain @darrengrimes Two Brit parents = full benefits. Brit + foreign parent = reduced claim Two foreign parents = nothing.

1 in 6 people on Universal Credit is a foreign national. What they don't say is that this means 1.3 MILLION non-citizens are being supported by the British taxpayer. They’ll call you a bigot for noticing. They'll say it's "complex." It's not. The rule should be simple: you come to Britain to contribute, not to claim. Our safety net is for our people.