
Doug Buist
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Cultural marketer @theoae @LambethLibDems activist. Husband, father to two boys with autism, composer, diagnosed with ADHD at 46. Views all my own doing.
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Joined June 2010
Hey @limebike are you happy that all these bikes blocking the pavement in Waterloo have been left in line with your hire conditions? (And two of your staff have just driven off and left it like this. )
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All good things end, apparently. ITV's Tour de France coverage has been masterful and beautiful, as much art as sports broadcasting. Gary Imlach is the exceptional host on our screens, @millarmind @nedboulting and the team have brought alive this extraordinary event. Thank you.
And like that, another chapter ends… it’s been a great privilege to be part of the same team who got me into @LeTour 33 years ago during my summer holidays in the UK. @itvcycling - thank you. Best thing? Last day was my boys first day seeing what I do, or used to. Thanks Ned. ❤️
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Labour rely on the myth they will help those who need it. In Lambeth they're kept there by those who can afford to believe that myth. Now they've had three years of serious opposition in Lambeth, the facade is crumbling. .
This report is a national embarrassment. Lambeth Labour have ignored years of warnings. That’s not incompetence — it’s contempt
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This is exactly why it was quite a stretch for the Culture Secretary to claim there is a problem with BBC bias in favour of the Palestinian cause in regard to Glastonbury coverage and recent documentaries. If there is an issue of capture that is not it.
theguardian.com
Miriam Margolyes, Alexei Sayle and Mike Leigh among signatories to letter criticising Jewish Chronicle ties
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It is not SEND that is bankrupting councils. It's underfunding of local government in general, poor management of the SEND funding system amd provision at a national level that forces councils and schools to game it.
theguardian.com
Guardian analysis lays bare a neglected system that is ruinously expensive, and often fails children and parents
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Misread this as fishermen.
Firemen are told that they're too white, too male? What stunning motivation to give a bloke before he dives into a burning building. DEI is lethally moronic. Wokery kills. My message to the white men in the fire service putting their lives on the line every day? . THANK YOU.
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What the fuck were they taking? This feels like a scene from Father Ted:. "Would you like a cake Father? It's got cocaine in it. Raisins, I meant raisins!"
I had a similar experience. Covid itself was nothing. I got the OG Wuhan strain before vaccines were out. J&J vaccine hurt my arm, but otherwise nothing. But the mRNA booster hit extremely hard. Massive chest pain. Felt like I got hit by a truck. Almost went to hospital.
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The current school attendance drive is unnuanced patriarchal nonsense. I'd bet £60 that a 10yo with autism and ADHD will have benefitted more from 6 days away with family than being in school when compared with not being able to go at all.
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The clear warning that if we thought culture was in safe hands with Labour we're being optimistic. When you run every last thing you can avoid this, not doing so is a choice to destroy.
bbc.com
The festival attracts thousands of people and has hosted the likes of Robert Plant and Van Morrison.
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At least she's coming round to the idea of Britain being a republic. These people claim to be patriots but they're the first to bend over for a foreign convicted criminal and serial serial abuser.
Anyone else looking forward to watching the Trump administration humiliate our calamitous Labour government?.
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RT @Autism: Seeking out the right help and support for your child is not “shameful” and neurodivergence is not a “stigma” @emmacduncan – th….
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RT @LaylaMoran: I was pleased to present my Palestine Statehood (Recognition) Bill in Parliament today, as I have done every session since….
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Because when we have an electoral system that delivers one party 63% of seats on 34% of the vote the really pressing No. 1 reform issue for our nation is obviously 90 people in the Lords. Fiddling at the edges. As ever.
This is why the Tories are voting to keep hereditary peers tonight. After 14 years of doing nothing.
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Two things I'd be interested to hear more about. Has anyone investigated finances to assess how far schools could absorb tax?. Have any constructive alternatives been floated? eg allocating places to non-fee paying local kids in return for tax waiver.
bbc.co.uk
The Labour government's changes will come into effect in January 2025
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