COVID VACCINE ELIGIBILITY 🇬🇧, a thread🧵 JCVI have just advised that, going forwards, eligibility for Covid vaccination will be even more tightly restricted. But the ‘bespoke cost-effectiveness assessment’ upon which this is based is heavily flawed… gov.uk/government/pub…

Farage is desperately trying to sabotage Britain's recovery. Reform tried to block some genuinely transformative laws. The polls would look very different if we talked about this more. 5 examples:

Congratulations to the self-appointed guardians of British identity who’ve discovered that nothing says “I care about are kids” like tie-wrapping a flammable flag to a lamppost and walking away. Under the Highways Act (1980), councils are legally responsible for street furniture,

Genuinely pains me… The very people who’ll be hurt most by Farage’s policies are the ones cheering him on He votes against sick pay Against ending fire&rehire He wants to privatise the NHS What will it take for you to see he’s not on your side? He gives you someone to blame,

Why are working people voting for this

Under Starmer: NHS waiting lists improved Schools and hospitals repaired Education prioritised Childcare available Renters safer Workers protected New Transport funded Potholes repaired Wages up Mortgages/int rates down Net Zero a priority Vaccines encouraged What’s not to like

I seem to have upset the Nigel Farage MP fan club - so let me be clear. This man sows hate, lies and division. He is a grifter and a conman. He does not represent the vast majority of Britons. RT if you agree P.s. multiculturalism is great.

Labour wasn’t responsible for Brexit or the damaging fallout The deprived areas Poverty Everything underfunded Crumbling infrastructure, schools & public buildings The 9.27 million people economically inactive That was 14 yrs of Tory Reform exploiting it Labour intend to fix it

Hey - Reform voters! Last night your party voted against The Employment Rights Bill to ban fire & rehire and zero hours contracts. They voted against you getting sick pay day one, and against you being protected against unfair dismissal from day one. This what you want?

It was a great week to be Labour. There’s plenty of good news to celebrate as members head to conference. 7 highlights:

It makes me very sad to see a genuinely good PM, the best this country has seen for many years, abused, stabbed in the back, piled on by a Labour hostile media, and the very MPs who won seats because of him betray him. Farage is enjoying this. Shame on them.

Eighty years ago, Britain defeated the fascists Why would we now vote for them? Decent people don't vote Reform

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Farage told you Brexit would be a roaring success, we did it and it was shit. He describes Truss's budget as the best since 1986, it crashed the economy. Now he says all the UK's problems can be solved if we "leave the ECHR". Maybe we should ignore him this time

A few months after the Reform rabble took over Durham County Council has announced this years Lumiere festival will be the last. It’s been running since 2009 and is worth millions to shops and businesses just before Christmas. I guess lights are just too woke. Massive mistake.

Sorry to see that this year's #Lumiere light festival in #Durham is the last. It has become synonymous with Durham - showing off the city in such a positive light. Always scope for a comeback somewhere down the line - Turn It On Again Durham County Council thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/25547034.…

Reform UK MPs turn up to parliament to vote less than any other party. Over half of Reform MPs have been caught evading tax. Reform LTD itself has been caught evading tax. The Reform UK leader is currently embroiled in Both a tax scandal in the UK and a fraud scandal in

The NHS just had a record summer. That’s despite resident doctors striking in July. But no one is talking about it! 4 impressive stats:

Today we heard "Streeting orders review into mental health and ADHD diagnoses" [BBC]. ADHD is an underdiagnosed and undersupported medical issue. ADHD is not overdiagnosed. A recent Lancet study published research that analysed 9 million GP records and showed just 0.32% of