Was only just on second reading that I noticed that Sajid Javid signs his letter as "SJW"
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Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostUK Covid infection rate rising, with more than a million cases in England | Coronavirus | The Guardian
COVID rates rises are increasing in speed
We are also seeing more and more unregistered come in through the emergency sessions we offer with horrendous teeth. There is a huge shortage of support for NHS dentistry and clinicians are dropping out like flies so there is a huge amount of the public who cannot register under NHS. Not to mention the staff leaving in droves and retraining as more of the public feel it's acceptable to be threatening and rude, as well as nursing is not the best pay (most of our younger nurses are training to be flight staff too or at least hope to).
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I went to the dentist today for the first time in over 20 years... couldn't register so had to pay private.
Teeth are all great! 40 years and none coming out, zero fillings, just a clean. And from the Sweets thread maker too!
Johnson doesn't help things at all by saying Ukraine should host Eurovision 2023. Nice sentiment said for the wrong reasons that will result in a lot of harassment and trouble for other people
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Tories won't entertain trying to stop the rail strikes
Prosecutors say allegations involve ‘young foreign woman’ who was forced to have ‘non-consensual’ sexual relations over two days
Director Paul Haggis has been arrested for sexual assault
New policy states that transgender women who have experienced ‘any part of male puberty’ cannot compete in female events following the report of a scientific panel
Transgender swimmers have been barred from elite competition
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Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Posthttps://www.theguardian.com/sport/20...fter-fina-vote
Transgender swimmers have been barred from elite competition
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Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Posthttps://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...st-ditch-talks
Tories won't entertain trying to stop the rail strikes
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Originally posted by Yakumo View PostLet's be real here, this is common sense.
Originally posted by Nu-Eclipse View PostWhy would they? Far better to try and peddle the narrative that it's somehow Labour's fault.
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Carrie Johnson and the curious case of the vanishing Times story | Carrie Johnson | The Guardian
Feeling a bit cold after the hot weather? Fancy a potential cover up?
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Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostCarrie Johnson and the curious case of the vanishing Times story | Carrie Johnson | The Guardian
Feeling a bit cold after the hot weather? Fancy a potential cover up?Alastair Campbell, the former No 10 director of communications under Tony Blair, tweeted on Sunday that the disappearance of the story appeared to be “further evidence that much of our media is essentially an extension of the press office of a liar and a crook”. He also said that the Times owner, Rupert Murdoch, had “done so much damage to journalism”.
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Originally posted by Lebowski View PostThe real question is what did the billionaire Rupert Murdoch gain from helping out Johnson with this, the public want his head on a stick so its not within their interest to support him, they want to sell advertising space and to do that their papers have to align with their readership, Jhonson must of given them a pretty big cookie to get them back on side.
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I feel like Murdoch's kind of failed on that front. He's a rich, bad man but I feel like as the years pass after his death history will largely forget him.
Minister says inflation matching pay rises are off the cards
General secretary Mick Lynch confirms strike action will proceed, as transport secretary Grant Shapps says rail unions to blame
National Rail staff were offered 2% as an increase
Activity across Europe begins to slow
A global recession is feared
Teachers and NHS staff warn of strikes unless pay rises of a solid amount are granted
Raging against the dying of the light...
So... months of strikes leading to none of them getting the rises they're after, a recession then mass unemployment it is then.
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