Daniel Olley
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MD of a small business, husband and father of two. Opinions are my own.
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VW, the company who just paid out billions for defrauding emissions tests and millions of customers have withdrawn from Twitter, because they're worried about being associated with the owner of the company who showed them how to make electric cars.
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@AdamBienkov
The first thing Labour must do is give the BBC back its editorial independence.
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@DPJHodges
The relevant authorities have looked at it and there appears to be no further action. The rest is her private business and none of ours.
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@afneil
Then the next day..."wind is generating 0% of British electricity this morning". We can't rely on it alone. Should have built more nuclear years ago.
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@DPJHodges
Think we're watching different streams. Sunak is waffling and going around the houses in his pretence government was functioning properly.
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@RobBurl
I hope they set up a hotline to help anybldy who's been affected by watching this cringefest of a statement.
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@christopherhope
Eh? The only people attempting to make that judgement (ahead of any court being asked the same) should be the top KCs specialist in that area. That's for the government to pay for, not the taxpayer to fund for fringe party groups who want a 'yes'.
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@PaulBrandITV
The ship's sinking and the captain offers you a birth in his cabin. Doesn't sound too tempting.
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@BBCDomC
@TheCriminalBar
Really hope the government don't try the "fatcat lawyers being greedy" narrative on this. If they're working Legal Aid, they're probably getting below minimum wage per hour and are very much vocational. A functional justice system needs good lawyers on both sides.
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@henrymance
Point of order, the maximum unleaden weight of a current Defender is around 2.7 tonnes.
You could easily kill a child in a Citroen C1 weighing a third of that.
Not sure you can blame the choice of vehicle for this sad incident.
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@thecoastguy
"I've had 34 shots, 4 heart attacks, 9 strokes and shake like a jellyfish on a bouncy castle. No doubt this is down to me once undercooking a boiled egg".
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@MartinSLewis
I'd rather they subsidised the cost of healthy food rather than simply making junk food more expensive for the very people who can't afford it.
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@PickardJE
Wow, what with that and Trump's incredible victory in court yesterday, a remarkable week indeed.
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@EliotHiggins
In June '18 Musk called one of the Thai rescuers a 'pedo guy', possibly in a fit of pique having been snubbed when offering to help.
At that time Tesla was worth around $40bn. Now it's worth an additional $300bn.
He's always behaved this way, just his profile now is huge.
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@guyverhofstadt
@elonmusk
The politicians' version of safety is always to try and restrict the spread of views they don't agree with. Twitter had become a press outlet with governments as the editors. That isn't free speech.
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@DPJHodges
A no-fly zone would almost certainly create an armed conflict between NATO and Russia. I'm not sure comparing pre-nuclear appeasement with avoiding a war against an unstable nuclear power is wise.
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@Peston
@OliverDowden
@bbclaurak
That kind of behaviour wouldn't survive tribunal if it were supported by the bosses. There's no place for it. It's obvious how Williamson operates. He certainly didn't get a knighthood on merit, rather he knows information and likely blackmails to further his own interests.
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@AdamWagner1
There must be some really harmful stuff in there if they've resorted to a dog ate the homework excuse.
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@SadiqKhan
Nonsense. It's not because she's a woman or a royal. It's the obvious; she has nothing of interest or value and is a narcisist who can't stand the thought of being ignored.
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@wbuxtonofficial
@LandoNorris
To be fair if I had another year tooling around the midfield when I had Norris' ability, I'd be punching the walls, too.
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@MarkEvertse
@HarryHarryshud
@YYonnette
@MrNickKnowles
Anyone who values integrity in sport would be bothered by it. A race director broke rules he wasn't entitled to, directly causing an otherwise impossible outcome.
It doesn't matter who you support, all are at risk if rules can be arbitrarily broken.
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@BladeoftheS
"They have no money or possessions and have resorted to begging"
"I see. So how can we stop them?"
"Fine them money they don't and never will have."
"Outstanding idea. Now, about these waterproof teabags you mentioned..."
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@sentdefender
It's a crazy idea. Inevitably some of them will be hit by Russian fire and NATO will be put into an impossible position.
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@AllisonPearson
Local one; our kids' primary school has a one-way system in the playground and staggered collection times, meaning 20 minute gap between siblings twice a day. We hang around for twice as long as we otherwise would, chatting amongst ourselves!
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@MartinSLewis
Like you I prefer being stood up and moving around when on the phone.
I found myself feeling unhealthy last summer. Dropped booze, walked at least 4.5 miles a day and minimised carb intake. Lost 2 stone (13 to 11) in about 12 weeks. Felt much better.
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@twlldun
At the end of the case..."the plaintiff has failed to make out their case. Oh well, whatever, nevermind".
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@WheelsandSticks
@F1
Drive to Survive and F1 marketing gave people a false impression of the sport.
The reality behind the glitz is 1.5-2hrs of tactical battle and watching drivers preserve tyres. For 90% of people it's downright boring.
In the meantime F1 has ignored its core fans.
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@visegrad24
Or he could accept his reforms are unpopular and the people are letting him know. How perverse the concept that protests against policies must somehow be anti-democratic.
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@GMB
Jolyon Maugham doesn't prosecute or defend criminals in court. I don't understand why he's getting any air time over this? It's like Lewis Hamilton saying he'll never play for Man City due to their owner's human rights issues.
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@afneil
I suspect a proportion of gay adolecents go through a period of anguish and difficulty understanding and accepting who they are.
Actively promoting gender dysphoria to kids during this period may be dangerous if it leads to them making permanent changes they later regret.
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@lawyer4laws
A war zone so perilous, every head of state and even their wives visits for a cosy chat and a well produced video of the event.
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@BallouxFrancois
For me, one of the worst things is that we missed opportunity to discuss how important good general health is and instead we blame the unvaccinated. If you're massively overweight or unfit, the lesson is work on it to protect yourself.
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@peterwalker99
@LucyGoBag
There's a lot of unwarranted snobbiness about Wetherspoons. They offer a generally consistent, decent product at a reasonable price in comfortable surroundings. They even keep you fit by making the toilets a 10 minute walk away.
Want to pay more for the same? Be my guest!
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@lara_spirit
Looks like the electorate is punishing the Tories for delaying the election. The longer they delay, the worse it'll be. If they're not careful, Reform will overtake them.
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@Gabriel_Pogrund
Are you seriously pretending you're bringing this story forward for the sake of the victim? Really?
I don't believe you.
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@1Judilove
@LucyGoBag
Without being argumentative, how do you know he chose you because you're black?
Are there any circumstances where he could have challenged you and it not be because of your skin colour?Would he be obliged to stop everybody else of all colours to justify stopping you?
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@Peston
He's falling into the trap of trying not to fall foul of any one group. The result of that is that he'll please nobody. We see this time and again with him, as he's naive.
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@LucyGoBag
Many people in my circle of friends are healthy in their 50s and 60s and convinced Covid is a death sentence. They believe CFR is 20-30% across the board. We've been misled by government and supporting media to such an extent society has been harmed.
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@MatthewStadlen
These people aren't daft. They know the Tories aren't going to win the election. Which means they're donating for another reason.
What do they expect to get in return for their donation? How many peerages, policy tweaks, intros and oversights have been bought?
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@breeallegretti
Slight issue with "sending people straight back" to a Rwanda they didn't come from. Logic not his strong point.
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@RupertMyers
Isn't systematic bombing of high density civilian areas, knowing they're heavily populated, deliberate murder of civilians?
By all means argue that the end justifies the means, if you wish.
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@AllisonPearson
Widescale one; perspex screens everywhere indoors to prevent air full of aerosol virus from dispersing.
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@BethRigby
@Jeremy_Hunt
@cazjwheeler
Stop offering us tax cuts. The country can't afford it. We don't need bribing by our politicians, we need serving.
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@NickHudsonCT
Sorry to hear that. I hope sufficient data remains available in future that we can properly understand the scale of the harms and learn from it.
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@chrischirp
Your version of public health can't and doesn't automatically come before all else. Society needs to function. We're biological social animals who will cease to function effectively in an over-sanitised virus free dystopia.
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@GMB
Perhaps he's dedicating some of his time to teaching the press to behave? He obviously has a very personal motive to discourage their overbearing intrusion into people's private lives.
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@Telegraph
I wouldn't trust most 12 yr olds to tell me what day of the week it is. Arranging life changing interventions at 12 is abhorrent. It's a failure in the duty of care not only by the medical profession, but also as adults looking after what are children.
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@JamesMelville
How many people disagree with elements of the Covid response but are afraid to speak openly in case of being labelled "conspiracy nuts" or "anti vaxxers"?
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@GBNewsSpin
I often wake up with ambitious plans for breakfast. Often ends in not much more than toast.
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@LukeJohnsonRCP
Forgive me, I just don't understand how you could hire someone like Ferguson, watch him get everything repeatedly and catastrophically wrong over multiple events, then keep listening to him as if he knows what he's doing? Anybody?
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@AdamBienkov
Instead of cash for plane rides, can't the government be given travel vouchers?
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@thecoastguy
There I was nibbling my nut cutlet and suddenly I was in cardiac arrest and brain dead. Can't believe some people tried to link it to my 57 shots and boosters.
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@JamesMelville
Hopefully the outside world sees Canada and thinks "do I really want to invest there?", "Do I even want to visit"?
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@JakeBerry
Careful what you wish for. This won't be an isolated example and Hancock won't be the only guilty one.
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@DanKaszeta
Look on the bright side. If a political party is so unable to deal with criticism that it can't even share a room with a critic, it's chances of winning a democratic election are between none and zero.
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@MarinaPurkiss
@MichelleMone
Her moaning amounts to: "stop finding out about what we've been up to!"
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@PaulbernalUK
We've got a year of heavy social media manipulation and advertising coming up for an election. He's impressing Musk by sucking up to Musk. L
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@AllisonPearson
Can't we send all the pro-lockdown peeps to Wales, where they'll be happy, and allow an exchange for all the sensible Welsh who want normality? It'd be a win-ennill.
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@NicholasTyrone
Does he know how bad he is at this? Has anybody taken him to one side and told him?
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@BareReality
Don't ask *how* they are going to get young people jabbed. Ask *why* are they so desperate to jab them.
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@ShaunLintern
When your performance is poor and failing to improve, change the reporting standard so you can't compare current and past.
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@afneil
He has a point. AM is almost entirely foreign owned. Any wealth created will go offshore. Same with other UK based but foreign owned F1 teams, such as Red Bull, Williams, McLaren and Mercedes.
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@PeterSweden7
If the police refuse to raid a home because it belongs to a politician, you may live in a corrupt state.
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@TonyHinton2016
@sajidjavid
@MattHancock
@CMO_England
If only there was some kind of breakthrough event justifying a mass-scale trial of the mRNA platform across the entire worldwide population. Ideally one free of civil or criminal liability and paid for by tax payers.
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@HuntedMarc
@KayBurley
Slipped whilst running? You didn't need to run. Diabetic through obesity? Your own fault. Lung cancer? Smoker? Get your chequebook out. You take your population as you find them, or you charge them ALL. You don't discriminate.
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@MartinSLewis
The best explainer would be to tell the public why the wholesale cost of energy is now at/below that before the increases in 2022, yet we're still being charged a lot more.
#greedyenergycompanies
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@BernieSpofforth
@LBC
The pandemic has done one thing; it's proved professionals and academics are prepared to mislead and outright lie to protect their narrative. Remember that when these same people are developing safety-critical products and influencing government policy.
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@RWMaloneMD
Is the clip slightly out of context? I get the impression she means increased risk for those vaccinated early (versus those vaccinated later), rather than against the unvaccinated.
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@PaulBrandITV
If you have to hold an emergency press conference to defend a policy a day after launch, doesn't that suggest the policy isn't the strongest?
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@paulwaugh
@TomABacon
It did come up during the selection process but he just said he'd cross that road when he came to it.
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@MrHarryCole
Isn't that the whole point? The difference between terrorists and responsible states is the latter respect the rule of law. If neither do, they're both as bad as one another.
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@AdamWagner1
Politically it's awful. The only assumption the man on the street will make is that the government want to hide something.
And then the realisation that, for the government, .the.*good* option. God knows what they want to keep secret, but it must be bad.
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@AdamWagner1
Always question people who want to keep ostensibly ordinary and unremarkable things secret.
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@RichardJMurphy
@OfKawczynski
@LBC
Is this the Tory MP of Polish descent who charged £1000s of tax payers cash for him to receive 'Polish lessons'?
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@matt_dathan
The moment you selectively disapply the ECHR, our entire membership of it is meaningless. It'd be hugely damaging and all for the modest purpose of preventing a small proportion of a relatively small number of boat crossings. Madness.
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@DPJHodges
The thing that makes Rayner likeable is the authenticity. Something politicians from all sides could learn from.
Mordaunt similar but to a lesser degree.
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