I liked it better when journalists followed the rule of "write in such a way that an article can be edited down simply by cutting the bottom off" rather than "drag out getting to the point as long as possible, so that readers must scroll through lots of adverts"

Untrue. @UKHSA should ask @Telegraph to amend this piece. Its concerns were about bereaved relatives being harassed by anti vaxxers.

Late late addition: GB News host Bev Turner (now fronting their DC office) flew back to the UK for a surprise appearance at Together's event. Turner has promoted false claims that the pandemic was a hoax and elderly people were murdered with midazolam. https://t.co/Uqtg8Df5ZK

🧵 UsForThem and their tame Telegraph hack Camilla Turner are misrepresenting UKHSA's grounds for not releasing data that anti-vaxxers think would prove covid vaccines killed vast numbers of people. They claim it's because it would distress people if a link was proven. It isn't.

Some of my week ahead in far-left BBC indoctrination

@benleo444 No. I don’t think much of the licence fee. But I think even less of people like you constantly lecturing everybody else about their lack of patriotism, whilst simultaneously going weak at the knees for a foreign president trying to litigate a British institution to destruction.

Joking aside, the only British person I've ever hear using Putin's phrase "special military invasion" is the conspiracy theorist @beverleyturner of @GBNEWS

Flogging off BBC America to AMC Networks last November may have been a smart move. If Trump were to prevail in Florida, how would he collect his $1 billion? There is no reciprocal enforcement agreement between the UK and USA.

I don't think there are many novels about The Millenium Bug. Which is odd, because it's an interesting premise: what if it had happened and on 1 January 2000 everything had shut down? Do shout if you've come across any good ones.

The top two results on Amazon when I searched for "John Fetterman" are AI-generated spam books by made-up authors with no other Google results. One is 56 pages. The other 83. His actual memoir is only the third result.

Christian nationalism: a far-right religious ideology drifting across the Atlantic Mark Scholl looks at Christian nationalism - not so much a theological position, more a far-right political weapon finding its way to the UK from America. . Read more here.

@toryboypierce @DailyMail So what happened here, then?

Kate Shemirani, of course, is notorious for the needless death of her young adult daughter from complications caused by a tumour after she persuaded her not to take cancer drugs

"Red-Pilling in a Clown World" - endorsed by Bev Turner of GB News and Matt Attwood on the front cover, and by Kate Kline, Kate Shemirani and Matt Le Tissier on the back. The blurb addresses readers as "digital soldiers for Q and a White Hat military operation".

Awkwardly, a year ago Bev Turner also took seriously the suggestion that Donald Trump might be a "psyop" of the "technocrats and global cabal".

For more screenshots from the since suspended "Chaz Tango" thread, see here https://t.co/rKQfuSYLxz

Donald Trump gives interview to British QAnon enthusiast and GB News presenter Bev Turner.

So it would now seem that all the #Nationalpress have all got the same story about my late husband Brian Murphy’s private will. It is wrong information. I am very upset. I am grieving, I have lost my soul mate and love of my life. Please how can you do this?

Thank you. None if it is true by the way. And I am very upset. Thank you for your kind words. It seems all the papers have nothing else to print. Bless you 🩷

@BeastmodeBox Every other way to criticise Femi's views would be a legitimate way to criticise Femi. Criticising Femi by saying he is a black man who looks like a caricature of a black man just brings toxicity to the tweeter, not the target, of that ugly abusive racially defined jibe