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4 years

@paulgordondick1 @Tom_Slater_ @LozzaFox @talkRADIO F*ck me, people like you actually exist. Cannot even hear or permit another opinion, not even a hugely valid one supported by many, many eminent scientists - and in one example the WHO. Good grief.

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@JujuliaGrace Masks clearly do absolutely fu*k all. As soon as they were made mandatory, infections went through the roof. Those countries or states that have stopped making them mandatory have seen no difference whatsoever. A pointless piece of environmental wrecking virtue signalling.

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@ZubyMusic @hedgefunder01 Exactly that. It's how things were (at least for me) in the nineties and it's how I was brought up. We have gone backwards in this respect and it's really damaging.

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@sam_fortnum @bricktop1972 Sounds a bit Pornhub tbh

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3 years

@haynesey89 @PoliticsForAlI Do people still think masks do any good? Wtf is wrong with people 😔

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4 years

@JennerBetty @straycatsbandb @NicKeaney @waitrose No it's not. That's daft, incoherent pointless rule making for you 🙄

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1 year

@PoliticalGraham @BigPhilGeorge @WestHam_Central You can quite clearly see it is not the away end. It's the players' families and friends section. The West Ham end is on the far side, behind the goal and well away from this, and completely fenced in. Do a little research first.

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@AdesSurrey

2 years

Leaving Meadowbank, home of @DorkingWDRS to hear thier stewards and officials say 'well done, safe journey and good luck for the season ahead' to the @OfficialShots fans after a 3-0 home defeat is quite something. Dorking Wanderers are a class act - no question 👏👏👏

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@AdesSurrey

3 years

@GoneBerardi @EssexPR @doctor_oxford Yes because all the 'health officials' have been so spot on with their predictions so far haven't they?

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@Iromg Recent convert to your morning show - top stuff and the perfect alternative to the awful James O'Brien over on LBC. Finally some common sense from the media, reflecting what the silent, vast majority feel. Thank you.

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4 years

@SoVeryBritish And not just any Sunday - a 1980s style Sunday with absolutely sod all to do.

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3 years

@smifffyd @thejamesmax @talkRADIO Yeah masks work really well, don't they. Those countries with strict mandates vs those mask free = absolutely no difference.

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4 years

@noblesrightfoot @sophiacol Yes that's what I don't get. Surely buying local is the right thing to do, especially for the environment, which so may EU supporters claim to care so much about? Strange.

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2 years

@TonyGoldSE @StevenLOFCNUFC @FA Parody account? Hard to tell these days.

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@AdesSurrey

5 years

@MilesHolderUK Exactly. My late parents both received appalling treatment at the hands of the NHS - both suffering with cancer. Rudeness and disinterest abounded. There will be good and bad NHS workers just like everywhere else - not all are 'heroes' - not by a long way.

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@scousesoprano @kirstylewis6 Yes because masks worked so well in Spain, France etc and now here don't they. And the lack of masks did Sweden so much harm. They. Do. Nothing. Except create more fear.

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@Darren081969 @JuliaHB1 Perhaps not lockdown? Not having an alternative to doing something that clearly does not work is not a reason to keep doing it. That would be madness.

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4 years

@DailyMailUK And just wait until the sales figures come in - most people no longer browse or make impulse purchases. Get in, buy quick (or not) then get out and remove the mask quick. It's uncomfortable and shopping is meant to be a pleasant experience.

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@AdesSurrey

8 months

@PompeyPedro Why does that matter? Times are tough, people are skint - and have jobs, too.

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@AdesSurrey

3 years

@darthfarmer @JujuliaGrace Nice piece of virtue signalling. You carry on wearing these filthy, germ ridden (based on how 99% use them), environment wrecking, dehumanising, useless pieces of cloth if it makes you feel more virtuous. Most, thankfully won't.

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@AdesSurrey

1 year

@PoliticalGraham @BigPhilGeorge @WestHam_Central In a family stand, full of kids and woman? Yeah, OK. How about the Police? Security, maybe?

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@ErebusTages @clarergridley @miserablesatire Well, you do know you're not immortal don't you? You will, one day die. And the chances are currently that is much more likely to be a car accident than CV19 so assume you'll no longer drive?

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

Staggering. 91% of neighbourhoods have not had a single case of CV19 for 4 weeks. Something else perhaps for @Iromg to look at?

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@AdesSurrey

7 months

@matt_uggla @DorkingWDRS Matt/Marc - there's a really simple solution, and it involves returning the cup to what made it great in the first place; *Relays up to & including the final *Semis not at Wembley *Final at 3pm Sat, after the season ends *All games played on Saturday or Sunday There, that's it.

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@AdesSurrey

5 years

@ArchRose90 There's a real hint of desperation in this anti-Boris propaganda...I wonder why..🤔

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@thetimes So tiresome and predictable from the original liberal remainer and virtue signaller extraordinaire clever clogs Ms Moron. I love The Times but cannot abide this woman - to the point where I'm seriously considering cancelling my subscription

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5 years

@LGSpace @Love_plants Huge thanks to @GuildfordBC parks team for creating this wonderful wild area despite 'opposition' from some sadly misguided locals. Kept one area cut short for football etc, cut paths through the rest. Superb. 👏👏👏

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3 years

@flaneur2020 @hatetorycuts @lisataljard @stretchy18 @ukhomeoffice @UKHomeSecretary @Marriott Exactly. And the scary thing is, they actually think they're the virtuous ones.

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4 years

@MartinDaubney And all for a virus where the average age of the victim is above the national life expectancy...

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5 years

@y_alibhai @sajidjavid Wow. Worthy of Private Eye this one. A few years back I'd be laughing my head off at what is obviously a parody account. But oh no, not these days. Utter madness.

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@MissLLewis 1. The Unions 2. Distance yourselves from them

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5 years

@iatrogenesis @Cruella1 @LBC Exactly. It's just lazy virtue signalling without any thought. The brave, intelligent ones (the very few) tend to be on the right, or apolitical.

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4 years

@mayaworkshops1 @carolJhedges Yeah that's right - anyone who might disagree or offer another opinion- a 'troll'. Those intolerant liberals, tolerant that is until someone disagrees with them 🙄

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@lensiseethrough @allisonpearson Same. And same for friends, family and neighbours. All think it daft, and these are not 'conspiracy theory' types, just normal,everyday people sick to death of the overreaction, u turns and complete lack of hard evidence on masks, which only serve to remind people to be terrified

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@AdesSurrey

3 years

@kalulushi4ever @doctor_oxford Let me guess, comfortable public sector job? Retired perhaps? These measures destroy jobs in crucial industries, disproportionately effect the poor and have a massive impact on the mental health of those outside public sector

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@AdesSurrey

1 year

@LiamEric7 @TeacherOfBall @ThomasFiedler6 @FBAwayDays Which is exactly what he said 🤣

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1 year

@SandrosSmile @bunch_amateurs Oh, that's just fine then, if it's 'only a handful' That'll make those whose careers might have been ended feel so much better 🙄

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@drewl55 @GOVUK Do you actually realise your chance of meeting an infected person is 0.003%, let alone catching it (they'll need to sneeze or cough or lick you). And even then, you'll probably not even know you've got it. Please stop being so scared.

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@AdesSurrey

3 years

@thejamesmax @talkRADIO Absolutely not

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@AdesSurrey

8 months

Impressive set up @FarnboroughFC

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@AdesSurrey

7 months

I know it's a local game, but @DorkingWDRS took more away supporters to Aldershot than every club this season bar Chesterfield, Oldham, Woking and Southend. Not bad for a small club second bottom of the league.

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@AdesSurrey

5 years

@LPerrins Nail on the head Laura. What's frustrating is no one on MSM is challenging the narrative. And don't get me started on the cult like status now afforded to that deeply flawed organisation called the NHS...

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@AdesSurrey

7 months

Fantastic morning spent as a guest of @DorkingWDRS latest training session. Marc, the players, and all the staff incredibly welcoming - as expected. Special club.

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@AdesSurrey

3 years

@GBNfans No

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@AdesSurrey

5 years

@LouiseLouDavis Easy answer for you: Because that was the ethnic/genetic make up of the time, portrayed with accuracy. It's quite simple.

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@Charlotte3003G Utterly bonkers. We are doing this with the virus disappearing. And its dangerous for anyone with a respiratory illness such as Asthma, so that's a huge proportion of the population.

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@LGSpace Fine work from @GuildfordBC last year on Shalford common now bearing fruit #shalford #wildflowers

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@SuzanneEvans1 Some positive news: Ate out last night with family, no masks anywhere, just a little social distancing. Place busy, felt normal, felt safe 👍🏻

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@simondolan @waitrose Waitrose have led the way during every stage of this pandemic and lockdown - calm, sensible advice throughout 👏👏👏

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@AdesSurrey

1 year

@Ginopower3 @Mfcsteve @scoobeydoobert @GhostofGoose2 @NantwichMalcolm Might actually be because they're particularly good at hair cutting? There's many round my way, all usually busy, all pretty much excellent. Maybe there's just a lot of hairy men round here.

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@PaulEmbery @GaryLineker Kind of ironic that he's kind of demonstrated a nice piece of virtue signalling with that very tweet

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@AdesSurrey

2 years

What a win for @DorkingWDRS today. That's 3 on the bounce.

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@AdesSurrey

5 years

@jessphillips Yep. I'm with you. The rise of 'facism' as indicated by the continued attempt to deny a democratic vote. Facism = suppression of a democracy Jess, but I really shouldn't have to tell you that.

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2 years

@ScouseFootie91 @SwiftTwittter @Crouch59 Small local catering companies etc

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@AdesSurrey

2 years

@jasmith_yorku @ArtfullyILL They. Don't. Work. But I suspect you know that.

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@AdesSurrey

1 year

@TheVanaramaNL @bromleyfc Clear (and dangerous) foul on the keeper there. How the ref and lino missed that I have no idea.

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@DancerDad Not just avoid, but also spending far less time in the shops, meaning many less 'impulse buys' - which in my experience makes up a huge portion of purchases

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@AdesSurrey

6 years

@kevinrogers687 @IainDale @mrjamesob @Jacob_Rees_Mogg Yep. Although he was rather rude (and extremely biased) on Newsnight too.

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4 years

@UpAgainstArt @LGSpace @wiltscouncil Shameful. Please pressure @wiltscouncil for a response. Its your/our money that is being wasted after all. And this when we on the brink of the biggest ever recession 🙄

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@AdesSurrey

9 months

Watching the latest @bunch_amateurs episode on Patreon...I think there might be an issue with the subtitles...

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@AdesSurrey

5 years

@Arwenstar Totally. @YorkshireTea have shown themselves to be a shining example of how to deal with ludicrous Twitter behaviour - outstanding. Never bought it before, probably will now.

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@AdesSurrey

7 months

Hey @DorkingWDRS here's an idea for pre season...😂

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@JC_free82 Absolutely no chance. Country would completely and utterly collapse. And all politicians know this.

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@AdesSurrey

5 years

@jeniwuk @TheLondonHughes Really? Take a little trip to the outskirts of say Sunderland, or Bangor, or Jaywick. Or any of the hundreds of forgotten towns. Then come back and talk to me about 'white privilege'

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5 years

@thedsggroup Exactly. I'm sure white working class across Britain's 'forgotten' towns feel sooo privileged 🙄

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@AdesSurrey

3 years

@smifffyd @thejamesmax @talkRADIO Do a little research. Latvia, Lithuania, California, Scotland, Wales vs Sweden, Florida, England. You might just change your mind.

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4 years

@janekin24 @talkRADIO @BorisJohnson Exactly! Popped in the cinema to collect my daughter yesterday and was immediately barked at by some masked up visored bouncer...awful. Zombie apocalypse.

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1 year

@Midsweppian @DorkingWDRS It was Dorking FC, and no, they didn't. The old club went bust.

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2 years

@TheVanaramaNL @Vanarama @DorkingWDRS as one of only 2 part time teams, possibly the lowest budget, and I believe at least 6 players still in the first team squad from Step 3 and some from even lower.

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5 years

@CharlotteCGill Absolutely spot on. This is EXACTLY what is happening yet very few seem to be able to grasp it, so on it goes.

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@AdesSurrey

4 years

@MaizyDaizyZzzz @SaraHaboubi1 You forgot 'next slide please' 😬

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@AdesSurrey

2 years

@FleetFan82 @DorkingWDRS Why neutral? Being at home is the reward for finishing 2nd. And only 910? That's an unbelievably generous allocation given Dorking sold out the semi final (not sure Ebbsfleet did?) - the vast majority being home supporters.

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4 years

@MattPolo2493 @Telegraph 'Normal'? Jeeze you must have one hell of a 'life'

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@ros_hutchinson @PaulBrandITV @Mark_J_Harper Yes if course, only Covid deaths matter, right? You do realise that the endless lockdowns have and will continue to result in thousands of excess deaths? And that once the vulnerable are vaccinated the chances of people getting seriously I'll from CV19 are around 0.001%?

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6 years

@LBSProtect @davetfsc @catsinbelfry I genuinely fail to understand why so many remainers are abusive, insulting and downright nasty. Behaving exactly like the sort of people they claim the people who voted to leave behave like. And I say that as someone who voted remain. Not so sure I would any more though. 🙄🤯

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3 years

@JamesDelingpole Waitrose is always a mask haven. Home of the terrified, compliant middle classes.

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4 years

@GeePolitics @toadmeister @JuliaHB1 You do actually know people really do die, every single day, don't you? Around 1500 in England daily I believe. And that deaths through depression (suicide), diabetes, missed serious illness appointments etc all increase exponentially when the economy crashes?

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@Eli_Kane_ @KEdge23 @BBCNews Replace the words 'grown ups' with 'selfish, brainwashed fools, most likely retired or in comfy public sector/WFH jobs' and you'd be absolutely spot on.

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3 years

@McookAli @educationgovuk Oh God, another selfish, comfortably off individual, totally & utterly unaffected by lockdowns. 'Plan around work' - you do know not everyone can wfh? The phrase 'well off people love sitting at home whilst working class people deliver things to their door' springs to mind

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@Mcgoo_84 Never bothers me. Takes all sorts, people are skint, and it's a bloody long way any time let alone midweek. It's not the clubs fault - fair play to all those that travelled.

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5 years

@Charlotte3003G Yeah I know it's unreasonable but every time I see a mask wearer I can't help thinking 'petrified brainwashed sheep'

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@TheNerve7 @AndrewW94763892 @toryboypierce It's nowhere near 1,000. And did you know over 10,000 die every week in any case? Get some perspective.

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@nathcresswell @rossqrailing @MartinDaubney @IainDale No.He wasnt given chance to speak, that's the point. In any case, the little that he did manage to say was it's nothing to do with money, it's doing the job properly. The Left just blame it all on 'austerity' and think yet more public money is the answer to everything.

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5 years

@SocialM85897394 You forgot Jess Phillips. That walking talking nightmare is a key member.

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4 years

@rollerska8er @gazcon @SkyNews Yeah it's super tough having a guaranteed job, income, pension etc - and having to put up with mass adoration too. Perhaps a clap for suicides as a result of lockdown might be more appropriate now?

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5 years

@Miss_KellyRose And the economy disappears down the toilet. Taking the NHS with it (funded by the economy) and resulting in far, far more deaths than CV19.

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@AdesSurrey

2 years

Hi @itvcorrie do you think you might be able to stop pretending that Britain is a hotbed of far right terrorism at some point? It's really getting tiresome. And unrealistic, as I'm sure you probably know.

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@SocialM85897394 I look forward to @jessphillips giving a passionate speech about this in Parliament. Although I suspect I may be waiting a very long time. .

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4 years

@PaulEmbery @unherd Its this 'voice of the people' angle that really rankles as it simply is not true outside if the liberal media bubble

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3 years

@DancerDad And...four maskless in Waitrose today. Woo hoo! Ok, 2 were staff, but still, that's massive progress 😀

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5 years

@mitsyarty Don't watch, Jo. It'll drive you nuts. Try @GMB instead, at least you get a mix of opinions and debate on there...

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4 years

@GOVUK Such a deadly pandemic with 33% not even showing symptoms let alone getting ill.. 🙄

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4 years

@LPerrins @MattHancock Leicester lock down based on a weekly infection rate of 0.0001% - and a death rate of roughly 1/100th of that. Makes little sense. Anyone in the media prepared to challenge this? - @NickFerrariLBC @Iromg @iancollinsuk @TomSwarbrick1 Surely this will kill local businesses?

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6 years

@swtrains_watch @SW_Railway @SW_Help Had 2 laugh out loud at this excuse announced at London Waterloo 'we apologise for the delay this morning. This was caused by congestion due to an earlier delay'. Priceless.

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3 years

@flaneur2020 @hatetorycuts @lisataljard @stretchy18 @ukhomeoffice @UKHomeSecretary @Marriott And...claiming to fight 'injustice' whilst at the same time fully supporting hard lockdowns that we all know greatly benefit the very richest in society whilst destroying the lives (in some cases quite literally) of the young and poor.

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@David25892 @mitsyarty I agree she may lose votes but absolutely not because of whatever sexuality she 'identifies' with, more to do with the vast majority being utterly bored/sick of/fed up with this relentless focus on identity politics, as demonstrated by the election. No one cares.

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5 years

@ZubyMusic Yep. The sound of the privileged few. Crazy isn't it.

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3 years

@MrBadger62 @Matt528chap @BBCNews And there's the problem - 'we have to do something'. No, we don't, and no, we can't. It's increasingly evident that measures ultimately make no difference. Just remind yourself the ave age of a Covid death is above our national life expectancy, and around 99.998% survive.

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@AndyWood_Weston @doctor_oxford Newsflash. You will, one day join the 1,600 or so people who die in the UK every single day. Best you start to come to terms with that.

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@mrmarkdolan Another word of advice; Do not get tested.

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