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@SkyNews @KayBurley @SophyRidgeSky @BethRigby @SamCoatesSky @EdConwaySky @TrevorPTweets @SkySports Is the election timing suspicious? This feels like a time when most people will be away on holiday or busy watching the Euros...Are the Conservatives banking on less people voting?

It's all kicking off ⚽ @KayBurley, @SophyRidgeSky, @BethRigby, @SamCoatesSky, @EdConwaySky and @TrevorPTweets are taking over the @SkySports Monday Night Football studio for our election coverage. Get the full story, first on Sky News. Free, wherever you get your news

@SkyNews My personal opinion on this is the linguists should come up with appropriate way to ask questions. We were all taught in school (primary) how to ask questions from someone we want to know more about e.g. what's your name, where are you from. These should be expanded appropriately

"Institutional racism is a problem all over the UK." A charity founder who was questioned about her nationality at Buckingham Palace says "one person is not responsible" for the attitudes of institutions. Read more on this story: trib.al/TTql5hY

@SkyNews @KayBurley Can the Govt not provide public workers payrise to bring their pay back to say 1 what is should be 1 year ago (b4 this inflation spiral) and then allow eligible staff claim expenses (hardship) for period they think inflation will end for other things e.g transportation?

"The unions seem absolutely intent on causing the maximum disruption." Business Secretary Grant Shapps tells @KayBurley that unions should "stop grandstanding" and that are "lots of modernisations" in rail that could help fund pay increases. trib.al/Rx0iR33 📺 Sky 501

@SkyNews Tories to themselves: We are talentless, shameless and allowed to make mistakes. Because we apologised we're allowed a 2nd chance in high office...no one is perfect...we're only "Tory". Public: You Tories are out of touch. That's not how things work in real British life.

Conservative Party Chair Nadhim Zahawi defends Rishi Sunak's decision to reappoint Suella Braverman as home secretary stating that she should be "allowed a second chance". Latest: trib.al/ecixuwi 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube

@SkyNews Tories say, Boris has mandate from the voters..when told to call a general election, they say we're not presidential system that mandate is with Conservative party...so they can keep changing PM as they like. Both arguments cannot be correct.

Watch live: Sophy #Ridge is joined by Northern Ireland Minister Steve Baker MP, Damian Green MP, Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris, shadow levelling up secretary Lisa Nandy and former treasury minister Lord O’Neill 👇 trib.al/ecixuwi twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@SkyNews Don't get it🤦‍♂️.During the last leadership race, Tory MPs said there's bunch of Tory talent...Now Liz is called talentless...naive MPs now want disgraced/shameless Boris to save them...This move shows the Tory bunch are Talentless. STT (Shameless Talentless Tories). Election ⏲️.

"The news that Boris Johnson might be riding to the rescue of the country and the Conservative Party is really a great tonic." Tory MP Sir Christopher Chope says he's "excited" by the possibility of Boris Johnson running for prime minister. #Breakfast trib.al/a5cBwcz

@SkyNews The point made by Kevin that most of the asylum seekers from postcolonial countries that land in France stay there emphasises the point made by Sophie that people prefer to seek asylum in countries they're comfortable with (English speaking).Frances postcolonial's speak French 🤔

Tonight on Sky News we'll be answering your questions about the government's plan to deport migrants to Rwanda. If you have a question you want to ask our experts, email news@sky.com or reply to this tweet. ⏰ Tonight 7.30pm 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 & YouTube

@SkyNews @NadineDorries @BethRigby Another lame argument from Nadine Dorris. Conservative MPs voted for Boris as Leader and put him forward as PM based on majority vote. So, the same MPs have all the right to remove an underperforming PM. I just hope staunch Boris supporters get voted out too for complacency.

"If he got a majority of one, that's enough to move on." @NadineDorries tells @BethRigby she finds it "utterly bizarre" that "a small number of MPs" think they can overrule the 14 million people who voted for Boris Johnson. Live: trib.al/Wcv8pWj 📺 Sky 501 and YouTube

@SkyNews Agreed, ONS surveillance is good and will be the strategy going forward. However, since there is no indication of exact surveillance data that would or should trigger surge testing. This doesn't sound like a plan....

"Today is not the day we can declare victory over COVID because this virus is not going away." PM Boris Johnson says this is a "moment of pride for our nation" as he announces his 'living with COVID' plan. trib.al/fHF63IL 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 & YT

@SkyNews If he made a statement misconstrued by us, the right thing to do is apologise for that flip side...he can then clarify and emphasise his point more clearly. Leaders apologise (e.g. British Power, E.ON, SSE did) because they serve; dictators don't because they think they own us.

The PM "clarified his comments" that he made on Jimmy Saville to Sir Keir Starmer, says Technology Minister Chris Philp. He adds "I don't think so" when asked if he is defending the indefensible. #KayBurley trib.al/BU1OZfx📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube

@JADudley89 @SkyNews Conservatives can do better...if they have no one else to field, then it shows a weak government/cabinet; feels like a gangster cabinet, rapping from same rhyme book (Sue gray, prejudice, etc)...They seem to be under a "Borish" spell. Covid inquiry will take them down anyway.

@SkyNews He doesn't look in least bit scared of his position. Which is a massive concern. In fact, he looks like he's having fun, blathering and bumbling his way through government and feeling completely untouchable.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer asks Boris Johnson if the ministerial code applies to him and whether he will resign, to which Boris Johnson replies, 'No.' #PMQs Live updates as we await Sue Gray's report: trib.al/iB2MRcO

@ke1thgr33n @GBNEWS Employers are to risk assess & provide staff equipment & procedures to enable them work safely; even if it means subjecting the employee to wearing PPE all day to work in an area. Protection by PPE is arguably more objective than vaccine (until its proven to 100% stop infection).

@GBNEWS In California they are suffering staff shortages as a result of the mandate policy. To elevate the problem they now say those vaxxed staff who have a positive covid test can continue to work, crazy. If you don’t have covid and not vaxxed you can’t work. Makes no sense.

'I'm actually unvaccinated myself. So I'm set to lose my job in April. I'm very much opposed to any form of mandate for any medical intervention' Tune into Brazier at 4pm for more on the story of Dr Kate Goodman. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 515, Virgin 626

@SkyNews I don't understand the critism of approving the animals being evacuated...@SkyNews provided considerable airtime to the person whose animals were evacuated and grilled some ministers about it on air...if that was wrong decision so should @SkyNews have provided the airtime?

Boris Johnson: 'Complete nonsense' to say government prioritised animals over humans during Afghan evacuation news.sky.com/story/boris-jo…

@StephenRJones21 @Jim_BobBob @SkyNews True, but the essence of this project is to create, keep and move talent away from the South, and spread opportunities countrywide. When such long term (20 years) mega project startup there, businesses that support the project ecosystem spring up: a part of developing the region

Boris Johnson says the new plan for rail in the north is 'much better' and will not involve digging up 'swathes of virgin countryside'. Read more about this story: trib.al/8Se6tvm

@Jim_BobBob @SkyNews I totally agree with you...if the government really cared about the train lines they are talking about and the North, the construction work should have started in the North, then maybe they would have finished it. Connect the North and Midlands first, London can wait🤔

@SkyNews So why are they doing hs2 down south if this new way is better

@SkyNews Sacking people on transmissibility efficacy that's unknown or unpublished by vaccine manufacturers, when vaccinated people still transmit it is silly. understandable if conditions are on employer life insurance cover for frontline staff because vaccine reduces severity of disease

Health Secretary Sajid Javid says he will continue to work with the NHS to "manage workforce pressures" as he confirms vaccines will be mandatory to health workers in England from 1 April. #COVID19: trib.al/Ug6xNm9

@SegeJohnson @SkyNews I agree with you. It's appalling the way this govt. acts. They are basically saying if a criminal is convicted for a crime, if Tory, they can wait three months to change the law that convicted the person to one that doesn't. The rule/law may be incorrect but that applied then.

@SkyNews Absolutely double standards... Supremacy attitude towards the British public and look like public servant are now Royal politician.. not surprised this is BJ administration..

Shadow Foreign Secretary Lisa Nandy says the bid to pause a decision on the Owen Paterson case is "the most appalling double standards in 100 years". Read more: trib.al/NfbJ8WD

@juliesharp86 @SkyNews No one should loss their job because of vaccine. An employer is supposed to provide PPE/equipment to make their staff safe and test them, not force them to take a jab; unless they sign liability if things go wrong. They weren't employed on those terms.

@SkyNews I don't quite agree with the analysis....the numbers (cases and deaths and hospitalisation) are higher now than they were in October 2020...vaccinations were not rolled out Oct 2020 and the numbers were lower then..don't understand the correlation for same period previous year

Watch live: Health Secretary Sajid Javid holds a news conference as the government faces pressure to enact its COVID "Plan B" Follow live here: trib.al/R40qFhC twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@Col06Jul @SkyNews I agree with you 💯...is reference to "negotiated in haste" is stupid. EU was not in a hurry, the Govt negotiated to claim they got Brexit done...which clearly isn't...Sir Kier is right to call Boris a "Trickster" I think...Waste of public funds to go to Lisbon for this.

@SkyNews I am getting bored posting the same facts over and over again. The UK negotiated it, the UK PM signed it, and the UK Parliament approved it.

Brexit minister Lord Frost says the Northern Ireland Protocol is "the biggest source of mistrust" between the EU and UK. More on this story here: trib.al/G5YpzqM