Jeremy Atkin

@rob_goudie @MartynPitman This has gone on for for far too long. Quash the stupid vindictive verdicts now

@MartynPitman Justice Goss: "That carries huge implications, doesn't it?" It still does, to this day.

thirlwall.public-inquiry.uk/wp-content/upl… For anyone still bemused as to why #LucyLetby's submitted formal Grievance against her senior Consultant colleagues was kept well away from her jurors then here it is. In its entirety Read it and weep Just imagine if this had been allowed as evidence!

@RightToLifeUK Money Money Money

❓Why would an MP use up a precious PMB on a Bill that would a) cause significant division at the worst possible time and b) likely be defeated given its slender majority last time & the changed landscape since, following the decisive defeat of the Scottish assisted suicide Bill?

@OccupyNN @ChrisLonners @Delilah15707758 @BlokeOnWheels @Newspace14 @BebbMalcolm People have little sympathy for those with osteoarthritis

@ChrisLonners @Delilah15707758 @BlokeOnWheels @jat2210 @Newspace14 @BebbMalcolm My hands don't work well enough for touch screens, the old button mobiles were fiddly enough & I didn't use the internet on it anyway, was an old payg - I'm housebound a lot & can't walk far when out, so am never very far from a landline.

Can someone explain to me how cutting benefits creates jobs? I can understand how it would increase the likelihood of somebody taking an already existing job, but I fail to see how it actually stimulates job creation.

@KDeller138 @AlanMcInally @BritishPar3 @lordwaynebas @NailcoteHall Nice one Keith

Villa Europa League champions I think we will have a very happy @AlanMcInally at the @BritishPar3 also @lordwaynebas the owner of @NailcoteHall

@knbrmurph Grittar?

1982 was a good year!

@RupertLowe10 Yes

I simply cannot imagine the pain Henry Nowak's family are currently going through - there are no words, so I'm not going to try. Rest in peace, Henry.

In November 2016, Dr Christopher Green, Director of Pharmacy at University Hospital of South Manchester, carried out a formal internal investigation into Lucy’s removal from the unit. His findings were very significant: •There was no clinical evidence against Lucy Letby. •The only thing the consultants had was a “gut feeling” from Dr Stephen Brearey. •He slammed the hospital for treating Lucy appallingly, not being open and honest with her, and failing to follow their own values and behaviours. thirlwall.public-inquiry.uk/wp-content/upl… Read the report for yourself but if you don’t have time here is just one quote; “there does not appear to be any information that suggests LL is in any way responsible for what has happened on the unit” He went on to recommend that her grievance be upheld and that she should be allowed back to work on the neonatal unit. This report was never shown to the jury. Can everyone please answer these questions honestly… 1)Do you think the jury not seeing this report was just an oversight? 2)Do you think the report was deliberately withheld to increase the chances of conviction? 3)Do you trust the justice system in this country? Please share if you believe Lucy Letby is completely innocent, has been scapegoated and is the victim of a shameful miscarriage of justice. #LucyLetby #FreeLucy #MiscarriageOfJustice #JusticeReform

@Shrink_at_Large Fit Note is one of those Orwellian language manipulations.

Worked with many patients who have murdered people and/or been in Broadmoor but even I am bemused by the bloke who just hardcore lost it on me for using ‘sick note’ not ‘fit note’ though I am quite literally quoting the government 🤷‍♀️

@SpursracesHarry @nickherbertcbe @GamRegGB @BHAHorseracing @RacingPost Weird, The Lords seem to be doing a better job, than the Commons these days

@nickherbertcbe @GamRegGB @BHAHorseracing @RacingPost At last someone in Parliament, albeit the Lords talking sense.

Immense damage to horse racing has already been done by affordability checks. There has been no proper evaluation of the pilots and it appears that they will be green-lighted by @GamRegGB with no Parliamentary debate or scrutiny.   The checks are directly contrary to the Government’s declared support for racing.  So I urge @lisanandy to step in and revisit an ill-targeted policy which, after all, wasn’t the Government’s in the first place. My speech in @UKHouseofLords

@nickherbertcbe @GamRegGB @BHAHorseracing @RacingPost Ruined the whole thing for me. No benefit to Problem Gamblers. Set Regulated Bookmakers on the path to denial of payout to winning bets. Given up

If you wondered how stupid or dangerous to its people any government in the world could be, you might be about to find out. @Keir_Starmer @RachelReevesMP @EmmaforWycombe "If the Thames deal goes through, Singer, whom Bloomberg has called “the most feared investor in the world”, will be among those controlling the water of 16 million people in London and the Thames valley." theguardian.com/business/2026/…

@ChrisLonners @Newspace14 @BebbMalcolm @BlokeOnWheels Massively expensive and open to fraud.

@Newspace14 @BebbMalcolm @BlokeOnWheels That's impossible to answer. There are 24 million people in the UK claiming benefits of some kind and it's upto each individual what they spend it on. if we switched to giving tokens that can only be spent on specific things related to that benefit I could get behind that.

@rocketdog67 @rorysutherland I never watched the UK version with Ted Rodgers, but in the early 90s watched the Spanish version in Spain. Like most Spanish TV at the time featured many comely ladies. The most salacious channel was owned by a charity for the blind, fabulously wealthy sole lottery beneficiary

@rorysutherland True story. I wrote most of the riddles for the 3-2-1 board game that came out. And yes they were a lot more decipherable than the TV nonsense.

There was an ITV gameshow in the 80s called 3-2-1 which was largely incomprehensible*, and which was part fronted by an animatronic dustbin. It routinely had over 20m viewers. * I once watched an episode with a bunch of astrophysicists and people with PhDs in applied mathematics. Noone could explain what was going on.

@JoePorter1990 To quote Pinter "I saw Len Hutton in his prime Another time, another time" He rung a friend he had sent the poem for hi opinion. "What do you think?" Pinter asked excitedly. "Er, I haven't finished it yet" came thecreply

@jat2210 My dad said Epsom was a different place back then

My dad was there and backed him

@willhewitt1010 Can you imagine now a system that worked entirely on the honour of the punter and the honour of the bookie. Strangely we never had a problem. The end of Credit Accounts ended all that, and now things are not the same

@willhewitt1010 The cheque is in the post. (Actually joking apart that is how it used to work 70s - 90s)

40/1 Norfolk Ruler’s Pride I’ve seen enough Pay us out

@JoePorter1990 Friend of mine backed him. F only knows why

The late Brian Taylor

@Ajarncom I visited Almaty in 1991. Loved the place and the people

We've gone Chinese tonight in Almaty. One thing Tun has really loved about Kazakhstan is the variety of cuisines available. And nothing breaks the bank. It's all very reasonable. In Istanbul, low-end Turkish food got monotonous very quickly and anything above that was just too expensive. In Tbilisi, we got sick of heavy Georgian food in just a couple of days. Almaty - different gravy.

@RodneyMarsh10 @TampaBayRowdies Congratulations fella! Well done 👏

>When I signed for @TampaBayRowdies in 1976 virtually nobody had ever heard of Tampa Bay. Look at it now 50 years later 💚💛