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@al3xr1vers @ThePantaloons @kellysgriffiths @Will_Gillham_ You made Earnest really fun - thank you

It’s been a busy start to the summer with @ThePantaloons Emergency cover for Earnest ☑️ Quince and Hermia in Dream ☑️ Now onto rehearsals for Merry Wives ☑️ It was soggy farewell to my final Midsummer show. 🌧️ But hold on to your wine! Falstaff is about to be set loose. 🍷

@DrHoenderkamp @SimonCalder Well, Renee I have been asked for proof of funds, proof of accommodation, return ticket when I entered Spain in April this year.

Im sorry @SimonCalder this is just plain scaremongering. We have travelled at least 20 times to Spain since 2019. Yes we have our passport stamped but that’s where it stops Never once have we been asked where, when, how we are staying, if we have a return ticket. Not once and we fly in to Malaga, usually 5 of us.

@theAliceRoberts Well, we now that large parts of the science was either flaky, biased , not evidence based and conflicting. If anything the pandemic shows the need to question the science very carefully!

Arrogant much? "if I thought it wouldn't work, I'd take another decision" Based on what evidence? Some kind of personal hunch? Given that science is the best way we have of understanding the world around us...

@TelegraphRugby @CRichardsonTel Rubbish, they're perfect!

Rugby desperately needs an intelligent analysis show - 'Flats and Topsy' simply does not fit the bill ✍️ @CRichardsonTel #TelegraphRugby

@RosieP4 I don't like the language coming out of the Labour Party conference . I thought the present lot were bad enough!

This sets out many good reasons why solar on farmland is not always the best idea. Solar on rooftops is a much better idea.

@theAliceRoberts Are you crazy? Have you not read the evidence coming out of the US medical community?

I'm very pleased to have had my COVID vaccination today - having had 3 vaccines before, and having had COVID 3 times too, I know this year's vaccine will protect me from the worst of this virus and help protect others too.

@RosieP4 @Telegraph This is a badge of honour! They only attack you because you are so effective. Keep up the good work!

So I get all this rubbish just because @Telegraph made up something I never said and put in quote marks

@RosieP4 @UKLabour You're right Rosie even worse than the current idiots!

So far @UKLabour has said it will: - favour developers' profits & ride roughshod over communities (side with the builders not the 'blockers') - build on green belt - compulsory purchase land with a 2-tier system that failed before - threaten wildlife with right-to-roam

@afneil 15 EU countries had higher inflation than the UK

A very good question. To which I’ve seen few convincing or comprehensive answers. But Twitter’s grasp of economics is legendary so no doubt we’ll now be educated …

@carolvorders This is all rather hysterical isn't it? Non dom status is part of our tax law - voted on and never changed, the separation of individuals and companies and prepackaged administrations is absolutely normal and Kier Starmer apologised for 8 equivalent failures of interest last year

BREAKING SUNAK being investigated over non-declaration of interest in his wife's childcare Co while gov policy adds that company to its list of main providers! First it was wife's non-dom status Then Infosys (£millions/yr from shares) There's a pattern bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi…

@ians2005 @EngineerDG @theAliceRoberts These do look similar but I think they are Vickers “K” No 1s taken from aircraft and adapted for use on Jeeps.

@EngineerDG @theAliceRoberts The same sort of guns were used in pairs on jeeps by the Army, like on this vintage vehicle.

@AdamRutherford about time

'The right to protest is a fundamental principle of our democracy. But...' Yeh, that's not really a sentence that needs a qualifier.

@GBNEWS @johnmcternan what utter bxllxx!

'If we say people in council houses should pay a bedroom tax for under-occupying. Let's have a proper bedroom tax in the private sector.’ @JohnMcTernan suggests a bedroom tax on privately owned homes to ease pressure on the housing market. 🤔 Do you think it's a good idea?

@theAliceRoberts @sheencr It's the mrna gene therapy!

Like so many people, I’ve had one of the worst colds I’ve ever experienced this winter. What’s happening? Prof Sheena Cruickshank explores the theories @sheencr theconversation.com/does-covid-rea…

@MattHancock @RishiSunak What complete rubbish and a huge overreaction. Any sensible person can see there is growing evidence to question the used of undertested mRNA gene theraphy. This should be researched and debated. The overreaction suggests some serious concern from the " vaccine" promoters.

The disgusting and dangerous anti-semitic, anti-vax, anti-scientific conspiracy theories spouted by a sitting MP this morning are unacceptable and have absolutely no place in our society My question to @RishiSunak in PMQs👇

@theAliceRoberts As the NHS is so inefficient more of the money would be wasted than in the private sector

I can’t help thinking - all this cash being given to private healthcare companies to “help” the NHS - wouldn’t it much, much more efficient to give it directly to… the NHS. Where there are no shareholders taking profits?

@GuidoFawkes VAT raised = £960m. Cost of public school pupils transferring to state sector £3.6 billion.

VAT On Private School Fees Shows The Socialist View Of Money order-order.com/2022/11/30/vat…

@NBBertie1 I was born in Burwell and spent my youth around these lodes - really enjoyed your trip. I need to get back ASAP! perhaps hire a boat in Ely.

@SimonClarkeMP This is the mistaken philosophy which is allowing developers to concrete over our lovely countryside whilst not delivering on our housing needs

If you want to see what the future of the Conservatives is when we don’t build homes, look at London. Our collapsing vote in the capital is at least in part because you can’t make the case for popular Conservatism if you can’t afford to buy, or even rent.

@BellaWallerstei Planning does not need liberalisation, it needs reform.

With Labour going for stricter approach on immigration, there’s definitely space for a fiscally conservative, socially liberal party in British politics. One that is prepared to carry out the necessary supply side reforms: liberalise planning, more immigration, cut tax.