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@MirKumari @fesshole I think it was probably the cancer.

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@Telegraph Is he going to pay for it? Apparently there's no money for the NHS but for this there is?

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@OVOEnergy @MrJohnNicolson @snowthistle @Historic_Ally Why does it take an MP calling you out on twitter for you to act.

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@implausibleblog He is the establishment.

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@Jacob_Rees_Mogg Of course attending doesn't necessarily mean you are awake.

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@anataboga @mattprescott @bbcsoutheast I'm told that protection was in EU law and not carried over into UK law. Brexit - the gift that keeps on giving.

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@Haggis_UK If you are thinking of leaving the ECHR because of a policy, it is probably worth reconsidering the policy because it breaches human rights.

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@KemiBadenoch Why did Sunak trivialise it then? Starmer was right to pick him up on it.

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@AndrewRTDavies You are one of those who voted against feeding children aren't you.

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@jessphillips Just saw this, though you might appreciate it.

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@UKdemocrat @GeorgeAberdeen A majority of 80 has allowed the tories to do whatever they want to the detriment of the whole country. We need PR.

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@theSNP I'm an Englishman living in Scotland for almost 30 years and I find the arrogance of the Tories knows no bounds.

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@TheNewEuropean Experts? The experts said we should stay in the EU.

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@jp_strategy @campbellclaret Not sure “exploding battery sector” is the phrase you want people to remember.

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@trussliz So even you are part of the Anti-growth coalition now!

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@vicderbyshire Yes. I back British workers. Bosses have been getting 40% and 50% pay rises.

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@EdwardJFKey @brianmoore666 So why leave? The ECHR protects citizens against their own governments. Johnson is already banning the right to protest and Judicial review. How would you feel if a far left politician was elected and started banning hostile newspapers? Or locking people up without trial?

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@fester_thomas @DrJackyDavis It's the far right idea that if you can't pay for it, you don't deserve it.

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@petertherin4 @DavidLammy Climate change is evidence based. If you have evidence to refute it, which nobody has produced so far, please do so. Only the denialists are peddling propaganda.

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@montie @netflix You not being able to tell the difference between fantasy and reality goes a long way to explaining your support for Brexit.

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@FraserNelson And then richer parents will be incentivised to improve state schools.

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@SirRogerGale @fitzmauriceg Looks like many of your Conservative colleagues are quite happy for Johnson to continue. What are we to make of this? And let's not forget you knew what you were getting in the first place.

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@Rob_Kimbell You mean with Question Time Audience biased in favour of the Tories as a matter of BBC policy? BBC Policy to ignore Brexit disaster?

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@JuliaHB1 @NeilMercer17 You really should learn to stop digging. The UK has always been the weaker partner in these negotiations. How do we trade with all those nations? Slowly and expensively.

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@LilRodneyDanger @SenSanders Overall it would reduce expenses for American tax payers. Instead of healthcare costing you $10000 per person, it would cost you $5000 per person.

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@NadineDorries @BorisJohnson Are you alright Nadine? You seem to be dreaming.

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@AnonymousRobin3 @pedromakee @pritipatel Which has never existed except in the mind of right wing nut jobs. See also readers of the Express, Mail, Sun, etc.

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@TG_81 If “upsetting lefties” with lies is what floats your boat you have serious problems.

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@katkin72 @DavidLammy Looking at Katharine's timeline, "Katharine" is a defender and propagator of racism. She would use any possibility to throw doubt on the fact that this was done by the far right.

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@LeeAndersonMP_ @adrian_rollins You, the Tory party, of which you are chairman, are in government. And you are really bad at it.

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@ThatAlexWoman "Remoaners" You mean the people that were right about Brexit being highly damaging to the UK.

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@ByLucyJones @British_Airways It's more revenue efficient for BA to overbook and disappoint you and rebook you, than it is to provide you with good service. This generates capital for the shareholders. That's what capitalism is for.

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@Mike_Fabricant You mean the same quota we would have if we were still in the EU?

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@JunkkMale @CommonsCMS It costs a lot less than rigged elections and referenda.

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@DrDavidJeffery "Intellectual confidence"... well confidence anyway. All these ideas have been shown not to work. This is basically a bung for the rich while saddling the country with debt.

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@LordAshcroft A government with no mandate.

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@KenSmith2307 @Addy_Atky @darrengrimes_ Indeed, but the UK didn't win the war alone. French, Belgian, Norwegian, Polish, Czech, Russian, American. We have to stop insulting our allies.

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@drdavidbull @brexitparty_uk Your leader disagrees

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Gordon Brown: ‘Set emergency budget or risk a winter of dire poverty’

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@simonharris_mbd Nope you aren't a tw*t. My wife voted leave on the basis of remaining in the EEA/EFTA. She feels completely betrayed by the government.

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@FeistyMcbride @Aidan_Regan Ironically we have less sovereignty since Brexit. We still have to follow most EU rules for trade reasons, but now have no say in them.

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@mikegalsworthy A production error that would have required digging out the old footage and editing it to add it to the footage taken yesterday. No, I don't believe them either.

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@r_mirabelli @stevenmazie @LincolnsBible Especially when his two hand picked judges voted against him again.

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@fishingforleave Nonsense. You got what you campaigned for. The deal was negotiated by a Leave Government by Leave negotiators. You were warned that without frictionless borders JIT trade would be a problem. Now it's happened and you need to take the blame.

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@MichaelRosenYes @LaBloggeuse Suella Braverman's values are certainly at odds with mine.

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@trussliz If you acted in the national interest you would call a general election.

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@BreeNewsome @LOLGOP I'm white and well off, though I live in the UK. What I see in the US scares the hell out of me.

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@PublicPriestley Not quite as simple as is sounds. Usually those figures are notional amounts based on shares in companies they founded. Actually realising those numbers cash is much harder. But to gain that much in the first place you have to be pretty horrible.

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@rh_moore86 @StephenFarryMLA @BorisJohnson So back to the troubles?

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@implausibleblog Tories in government for 14 years already trying to say nothing was their fault. It's very clear they spent all their time on a damaging Brexit and a pointless Rwanda scheme. They achieved nothing except taking money from the public purse.

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@HenryNewman @michaelgove @David_Cameron @George_Osborne But you didn't build the prisons. You (Tory Party) put all your time and effort into Brexit and Rwanda. Everything else fell by the wayside.

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@Trussonomics101 @Robosquid2 @mark_j1979 Yes menus have prices you silly troll.

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@nicwal @JeremyVineOn5 @OwenJones84 @thecarolemalone These rules were introduced because the UK demanded them when we were members. Now we aren't members they apply to us. Didn't you know what you were voting for?

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@UberFacts Never vote Conservative. You can't afford it.

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@TiceRichard Is Tice complaining about freedom of speech again?

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@GeorgeAylett @TheGreenParty So voting Tory huh.

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@KateAndrs If you want growth you don't cut yourself off from your largest market.

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@BluestripeReman @DavidGauke That rule preventing liars from being called liars needs to be changed.

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@emilyhewertson Perhaps they should have a word with the government to stop blocking a settlement then.

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@Peston @BorisJohnson Can you ask as Housing associations are independent of government, why private landlords couldn't face a similar future under a future government?

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@websterssay @DavidLammy It is perfectly correct for an opposition MP to point the hypocrisy of the government.

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@TiceRichard Why do you have a problem with advising people vulnerable to heat stress that there is hot weather on the way? I suspect your climate change denial is getting in the way of good sense.

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@AdamJSchwarz "I did break into the bank you honour but only in a very specific and limited way."

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@MoggMentum @afneil The Barclay brothers own the Spectator in order to push a political agenda. Nothing to do with free speech, quite the reverse.

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@amandamilling But MP's and bankers getting huge pay rises is fine? It's just ordinary British workers that have to shut up and do what they are told.

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@john4brexit In practice we do. Since Brexit, living in another country is not open to mere mortals. Only the rich can really do it.

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@implausibleblog Here he is saying we should be like Norway and be in the single market. It's the conman's bait and switch.

Nigel Farage: We should be like Norway...

Nigel Farage, leader of The Brexit Party probably doesn't want anyone to see this from a few years ago when he was pitching that we could be like Norway, and...

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@Haggis_UK Tories can dish it out but they can't take it.

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@Jeremy_Hunt So why didn't you start this 13 years ago?

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@implausibleblog This Tory government hold the purse strings for Wales.

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@allisonpearson Oh it's that "Project fear" thing Leavers have been going on about.

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@hardy843 £265 Billion is the total amount spent on/by quango's. It has not been properly accounted for.

Government told to ‘properly account’ for £265bn spent by quangos

MPs said the makeup of arm’s-length bodies, also known as quangos, remained ‘messy and complicated’.

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@EliKane8 @LeaveHQ You need to read more widely. I'm in the aviation industry, in the event of no deal, all pilots & engineers licenses become invalid. All certifications of aviation parts become in valid. Not project fear, simply the legal consequence of leaving

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@DavidPNoble63 @SuellaBraverman Why leave it? Because it is working as designed... to protect people from their own government. The current UK govt can't stand being held to account.

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@ScottBentonMP You have had a 28% pay rise in the last twelve years and get subsidised canteens. You should ashamed of yourself.

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@SilvioTattiscon As we'll be paying for it, there's no reason we shouldn't benefit from it.

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@jeremycorbyn Can't vote for you while you are pro-Brexit.

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@Toffee_Blue I can understand your anger, but it isn't those on benefits that are the problem. Tory donors took many billions in fraud during the pandemic, or consider the lies and deceit that took us out of the EU.

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@MartinSLewis @bankofengland So banks take more interest, which goes to boost share price and dividends. Many Shareholders are not in the UK, so this is a way to suck money out of the UK, and from those trying to buy a home to those who probably already have one.

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@julianknight15 LOL "Channel 4’s biased coverage". You mean honesty about the downsides of Brexit that have now come to pass and calling out lies told by Boris Johnson.

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@BreeNewsome @LOLGOP What's happening in the UK is heading down the same road.

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