Chris Bryant (@rhonddabryant) 's Twitter Profile
Chris Bryant

@rhonddabryant

Labour MP for Rhondda and Ogmore

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Deborah Meaden 🇺🇦 (@deborahmeaden) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Stark difference in this Govt who under Keir Starmer takes the British Steel crisis seriously enough to call Parliament to sit in Saturdays.. I know the haters still gonna hate but honestly I’m so relieved they are in charge in difficult times… again, I don’t agree with

UK Prime Minister (@10downingstreet) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Patients with advanced skin cancer will be fast-tracked into trials of a new cancer vaccine. As part of our Plan for Change, we'll use the latest technology available to give patients access to new – potentially lifesaving – treatments with the NHS.

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Some of the best minds in British tourism came together last week to discuss how to achieve the Government's ambition for 50 million tourists and the opportunities and challenges the sector faces at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery Tourism Minister Chris Bryant spoke about how the government plans to

Some of the best minds in British tourism came together last week to discuss how to achieve the Government's ambition for 50 million tourists and the opportunities and challenges the sector faces at <a href="/BM_AG/">Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery</a>

Tourism Minister <a href="/RhonddaBryant/">Chris Bryant</a> spoke about how the government plans to
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“Their output is really amazing. They are doing really challenging drama. Really diverse drama” Actor David Morrissey joins Culture Minister Chris Bryant on the First Draft podcast 🎨 to discuss the direction of TV and streaming in the UK

Rachel Reeves (@rachelreevesmp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Inflation falling for two months in a row, wages growing faster than prices and positive growth figures are encouraging signs that our Plan for Change is working. But, I know many families are still struggling with the cost of living and this is an anxious time.

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“We’re providing skills for our sector, but we’re also making sure the workers of tomorrow are emotionally connected and resilient” The National Theatre’s Kate Varah joined Culture Minister Chris Bryant on the First Draft podcast, discussing why opportunities like the Skills

Will Hayward (@willhaycardiff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Some legit positive Welsh NHS waiting list news. Between Jan and Feb there was 25% drop in the very longest waits! Those waiting over 2 years (purple line) has fallen from 21k to 15.5k in one month. [Thread]

Some legit positive Welsh NHS waiting list news.

Between Jan and Feb there was 25% drop in the very longest waits!

Those waiting over 2 years (purple line) has fallen from 21k to 15.5k in one month.

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📍Visitor Economy Engagement Forum, Birmingham Tourism is of huge value to the UK economy - last week Chris Bryant brought together key figures from across the tourism sector at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery to talk careers, future plans and our international offering

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You heard it here first - Nigel Farage’s party want to move the NHS to an insurance-based system and they’ll charge you £23,000 for a hip replacement.

Chris Bryant (@rhonddabryant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy Easter. The world may be full of hatred but Jesus preached a gospel of unconditional love and acceptance. He was reviled for it, crucified and laid in a stranger’s tomb. When his loved ones came, they found an empty tomb and didn’t recognise the risen Christ.

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Just found this historical curiosity at the back of a drawer. Interesting how relatively expensive hardbacks were more than 30 years ago, before the abolition of the Net Book Agreement. No sales online or in supermarkets, no discounts…

Just found this historical curiosity at the back of a drawer. Interesting how relatively expensive hardbacks were more than 30 years ago, before the abolition of the Net Book Agreement. No sales online or in supermarkets,  no discounts…