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Read today's Calvin and Hobbes. #CalvinandHobbes
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Scotland had the highest rate of death per capita of any UK nation; England had the lowest.
The SNP administration covered up the first cases - at a Nike international conference - and allowed infections to spread across the UK and beyond.
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Matt Hancock told the country "we've put a protective ring around care homes"
Untested patients were released from hospital.
43,000 people died in care homes.
The worst government led by the worst Prime Minister at the worst possible time. Never forget.
@BBCBreakfast @GMB
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Inspired by the brilliant book, U.K. Crisp Packets 1970–2000 (Buy yours now at @Counterprint), our new episode is out NOW, and it’s all about the crisps we loved as kids 🥔
Which one did you love seeing in your lunchbox?
What was your fave packet?
And what actually is a crisp?
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when everything is owned by ten people and you’re drinking a $25 latte while watching a warner bros romantic comedy starring netanyahu
Starbucks is exploring a potential $41 billion takeover of Chipotle, according to Financial Times.
The deal would become the largest restaurant acquisition in history.
(ft.com/content/79cef26a-e5e9…)
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It has been 2 years since we learned of the passing of George Baldock. Our Starman represented United for 7 years, making over 200 league appearances and scoring some memorable goals in the process. You remain in our ❤️ George.
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The BBC has just released a BOMBSHELL interview with the CEO of energy provider EDF.
Among other things, he called the UK's energy policy "ideologically driven", and that "we are probably walking into another significant energy crisis," just four years after the last one. 🧵
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Your landlord wants more money. The grocery store wants more money. The utility company wants more money. Your insurance wants more money. Your subscription services want more money. But when workers ask for higher pay, suddenly everyone acts like that’s unreasonable. People aren’t asking for more just because they want more. The cost of living keeps going up.
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Just imagine you're working as a bouncer in late spring of 89 and this movie comes out...
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Andy Burnham's government charged British taxpayers over £70,000 to put a vinyl wrap on a bus for a photo opportunity so they could announce the return of a policy the Labour Party had previously scrapped.
Turns out the price charged for wrapping the bus is massively above the market rate and the company paid to carry out the stunt (WPP) have been in bed with the Labour Party for years.
The bus wasn't even wrapped properly either, the font was too big and a hugely inflated invoice clearly doesn't buy you competence.
