We didn't have parties to "boost morale" We didn't have quiz nights We didn't have champagne We watched our colleagues die though We were STEEPED in death We kept going We had to We kept on So don't you DARE say your parties were "necessary" @borisjohnson You make me sick.

Just as an observation, 1930s Germany was all about rhetoric, ideology, othering, removal of rights, intimidation, propaganda and finger pointing which focused on minorities/disabled/religion/sexual orientation etc. War itself (1939) and the horror that followed (Wannsee /

First they came for the refugees, then they came for drag queens and trans men & women, next up was protesters, then they came for lawyers, next was the turn of climate presenters and national treasures, and now they’ve come for sports presenters. You don’t have to agree with all

If this was a Labour chancellor every national newspaper would be calling for his immediate RESIGNATION! I make no apology for my rage

Anyone else a bit sick of living through constant crisis?

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My thoughts on the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Humanity is failing 😔 Every woman, every mother, every daughter, every sister, every aunt, every niece #RoeVsWade

An unaccompanied 16-year-old Eritrean boy turned up at our youth club this week, just after opening, with some others. He was a new face so I asked him how long he'd been in the UK and he said: "today". I said: "what do you mean 'today'?" He said: "I arrived, just today". 🧵

Claire Arnott, Personal Development Coach, attended RWT to provide mindfulness sessions to our midwives. Midwife Rosie Ladkin, attended a session and said: “It felt good to take 30 minutes to unwind." Thank you for attending Claire and congratulations on your pregnancy Rosie!

It emerged on the News last night that Priti Patel had not priced the Rwandan experiment, no one has checked the legality of it, or the practicality of it, no one can say what would happen if people refused to be transported to Rwanda...

Two years ago today: Beth (who I’ve not met since) working to keep me alive, giving me years more life. This is from my ‘Patient Diary’ from when I was in a coma.

Today our Cultural Liaison Midwife Abisola is demonstrating the @LanguageLine Interpreter on wheels to colleagues on our Maternity Ward. This means we are able to meet family’s language needs in a very responsive way providing care and education. ##yousaidwedid

@JamesCleverly But its a shared income! - and must be declared to prevent any conflict of interests - and stop MPs and minister passing laws to benefit friend partners and close family But isn't passing of laws to benefit friend partners and close family what the Torys are all about ???

I don’t normally do this but as I’ve been asked what I think of the Sunday Times article on Shrewsbury, here are my thoughts. https://t.co/imET4U4d08

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