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Nigel Farage was screaming to scrap furlough because it was a waste of money, while he had already claimed £120,000 for himself. He is a fraud every word is a lie.

This ⬇️ is your essential listening for today! In just 4:30 mins, Baroness Linforth perfectly sums up why every school needs clean air: ▪️less sickness ▪️improved pupil focus ▪️reduced supply teacher costs …and all for less than £10 per child per year. Please watch & share!

The government asked supermarket bosses to consider lowering the cost of essentials,.like, break, milk, eggs, to help with cost of living. They said they would only do so if they could cut their employees wages. The CEO of Tesco earns 11 million quid a year.

The richest man on Earth dismantled the organization that feeds the poorest children on earth. He also cancelled all of the global Ebola prevention programs. The UN has now declared Ebola outbreak a global health emergency. Elon Musk’s dismantling of USAID has already killed more children than in Gaza and Ukraine combined. He cut lifetimes for millions and the result is a silent massacres. Nor should we forget his complicity in the genocide in Gaza, as well as in the war in Ukraine and the Epstein case. I don’t understand how billionaires think. If I only had one billion dollars, I would rush to fix our world problem. Homeless, hungry, poverty, wars, climate change... etc. They can be heroes and not just billionaires. What a waste.

This is an unprecedented level of corruption. Trump is forcing the government to drop ALL tax audits of him, his family, and his businesses—giving him FULL IMMUNITY from prosecution. What is Trump hiding from the American people? Congress must step up and stop this corruption.

The President just used his power to exempt himself and his family from audits on every tax return they've ever filed. If that is not corruption to the highest degree, then what is?

NHS staff are warning that patients are worried about US spy-tech firm Palantir accessing their data. Whistleblowers say Palantir's data tool doesn't anonymise patients properly.

NEW: Senior NHS staff spoke to me about what it’s like to use Palantir’s flagship patient database and how it’s damaging patient trust in the health service for @novaramedia

@ceraliza After GP referral for suspected BC in my 30s, what appeared to be a 15-year-old boy on the consultant's team told me patronisingly 'You girls do worry'. 🤬 Fortunately, when I did get inflammatory breast cancer they took it seriously and though dx took 6 months, treatment worked

@ceraliza 1/2 Happened to my mum. Aware of cancer signs, she went early to the docs but was repeatedly let down and died from inoperable ovarian cancer. I am still so damn angry. She'd had breast cancer, was known to have a BRCA gene mutation they still failed to pick it up in time...

My aunt kept going to the doctor complaining about unbearable stomach pain, exhaustion, and constant bloating. Every appointment ended the same way: “It’s probably stress.” “Women’s hormones can do that.” One doctor even suggested she was being “dramatic” because the pain got worse during her period. For almost a year she kept getting prescribed painkillers instead of actual tests. Then one night she collapsed in her bathroom. Turns out she had ovarian cancer. Stage 3. The specialist later told her the symptoms had been there long enough that someone should’ve investigated properly months earlier. I’ll never forget her crying in the hospital saying…

@StephenC_ It's not high for a thorough clean.

@TheSnoozeDoctor That’s starting to get too high. Unless he/she is extremely good and more of a housemaid, sitting out clothes and going to dry cleaners, etc, changing beds and sorting sheets, I think you could get better. 15-17.

I’ve been thinking about getting a cleaner. I’m a single guy, but never seem to have time for more than a quick dust and hoover. I’ve been quoted £150 for two cleans a month: 3.5 hours each visit, including ironing and inside windows. Spacious two-bed in Fulham. Reasonable? 🧐

Specifically what NHS England and ministers said wouldn’t happen. GPs and hospitals to be forced to share patient data as Palantir is granted “unlimited access” to identifiable information | The BMJ share.google/9ZtiJvsBn1QEp7…

The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has one of the few labs in the world which can study Ebola virus. In March 2025 RFK Jr had it shut down. We now have a huge Ebola outbreak on our hands. What a foolish move

Virus in the vents: Study traces COVID spread in high-rise apartment According to a study, a COVID-19 outbreak in a residential building in Spain during the early months of the pandemic likely spread through shared bathroom ventilation ducts. Read more: ow.ly/Oe7t50Z0fav

Don't forget this Sunday make it the day you retweet to #saveNhsDentists in the UK thousands of people struggle to get NHS dentists,thousands can't afford private dentists,NHS dentists have been privatised via the back door, #saveNhsDentists please retweet. @jamesmurray_ldn

NYT confirms — with new details: Last year, Navy SEALs used two boats to escort Kash Patel and nine others on what a Pentagon email called a 'VIP Snorkel' next to one of the military's most sacred sites, the underwater tomb of the U.S.S. Arizona. One Navy vet called the swim "horrifying." nytimes.com/2026/05/15/us/…

A lot of accounts are upset with the Daily Mail, and blaming covid vaccines for recent meningitis deaths. The main problem there is that there is no evidence showing that covid vaccines cause widespread immune dysfunction, and there's masses of evidence covid infections do.

Your medical notes, prescriptions, and DNA will be used however a politician decides; you’ll have no say and no choice. Line 20 on page 100 is the key: it says the NHS must do whatever politicians decide, with any medical records they have anywhere. The Secretary of State for Health can take any data (s)he chooses and punish those who complain or push back. Patients will have no rights and no choice.

As NHS Ambulance paramedic if I divulged a patients details to anyone other than an appropriate DR or Nurse, I would be sacked. Yet we have a government (former health secretary, @wesstreeting) handing over personal and confidential pt data to american company, Palantir.

The UK government’s latest grab for patient data is happening at the worst possible time. A single patient record is a good end goal. But the timing sets it up to be an expensive—and potentially toxic—mistake, writes @rebeccacoombes bmj.com/content/393/bm…