Ed Chambers @EdChambers99

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Aaron Rupar @atrupar

3 weeks ago

Moreno to Fauci: "Who the fuck did you think you were?"

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Ed Chambers @EdChambers99

3 weeks ago

@kclairerogers This is like Succession, Episode 1

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Ed Chambers @EdChambers99

a month ago

@SpursOfficial Tweeting this while calling everyone in Europe to sell him is horrific

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Ed Chambers @EdChambers99

2 months ago

@BobHarig They found a way to get Brooks back in… they can find a way to let Rory do what he wants given he did Monahan’s job for him

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The growing risk of a collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation system, of which the Gulf Stream is part, is nothing less than the number one long-term security threat to our way of life in Britain, Europe and the Western world in the era in which we live. The consequences on our societies of an AMOC collapse would be simply devastating for Britain especially, beyond anything imaginable but a full blown super pandemic or nuclear war — with scientists modelling temperatures dropping around 15.c and half of our arable land being lost. This is just one of many climate catastrophes starring at us of the modelling and the observed data and is why it is why Labour has continued to place such importance on Net Zero and international climate talks despite the Greens and progressive activists now looking elsewhere post-October 7th and the Conservatives joining Reform in now campaigning against them. It is also one of the most important areas our foreign policy has and must continue to diverge from Trump’s America, an active opponent to progress on this agenda. It is also why despite the huge security, technological and industrial risks they pose we need an active and substantive dialogue here as far as is possible with China — which Labour has pushed for.

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Manchester City @ManCity

3 months ago

"What a time we have had together." 🩵

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Keir Starmer @Keir_Starmer

3 months ago

History maker! Congratulations Aaron Rai on your extraordinary win at the @PGAChampionship, the first English golfer to win for 107 years. bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/art…

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Mighty Hams @TheMightyHams

4 months ago

@TheSpursWatch Funny, thomas Frank constantly reminded them that they finished 17th and told them they didn’t deserve to be in champions league (because I guess winning your way in doesn’t count when it’s spurs?). No wonder we’re playing better and have confidence again.

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andy twelves @andytwelves

5 months ago

(h/t @johnpmerrick) bossman @GoodwinMJ left the ChatGPT in the url in his references hahaha

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Ed Chambers @EdChambers99

5 months ago

@markgoldbridge Would have loved to have seen one of your live streams for any one of Frank’s Premier League games. An outstandingly dreadful football manager, fluffed up by people who claim to be in the know but see nothing

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Stan Collymore @StanCollymore

6 months ago

It can be both true that a racist slur at a public event causes distress and harm with those on the receiving elaborating their upset, while simultaneously acknowledging the person saying the slur has an involuntary, diagnosed and well understood condition( corpolalia) that is recognised in law by the Disability Act, with those having the condition fully protected by it, rather than being outed by a Twitter mob as a "racist in truth letting their true feelings out". Some people need to watch "John's not mad".

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Duncan Robinson @duncanrobinson

6 months ago

Wonderfully damning by @patrickkmaguire

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Sai Ishaya @Sai_Ishaya_

7 months ago

Mark Carney's CV before this interview: Education: BA Economics, Harvard University, 1988. MPhil Economics, Oxford University, 1993 DPhil Economics, Oxford University 1995. Professional Experience: -Goldman Sachs (1988–2003) +Roles included Roles included Co-Head of Sovereign Risk, Executive Director (Debt Capital Markets), Vice President (Corporate Finance) and Managing Director. -Deputy Governor, Bank of Canada. -Senior associate Deputy Minister of finance. -Governor Bank of Canada -Governor, Bank of England And this is all a "decent" CV

Jean-Michel Lemieux @jmwind

7 months ago

I interviewed Mark Carney for a job. It was 2021. We were looking to bring in a board member or executive who could help us think about entrepreneurship in the context of the global economy. I was asked to interview a guy named Mark. I Googled him. He had a decent CV. In our

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George Dobell @GeorgeDobell1

7 months ago

We’ll never know how good Flintoff might have been had he not had to serve at the Battle of Hastings:

Dave Tickner @tickerscricket

7 months ago

Meanwhile, on Facebook.

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hypocaust @_hypocaust

7 months ago

Also, despite the endless abuse she receives on social media from certain sections of the broadcast audience (to the point that she no longer has an account on this sewer of a platform), look which one of the TMS pundits was closest to calling the series before it began.

Ed Hawkins @cricketbetting

7 months ago

A lot of revisionist bollards going on as per. If ‘everyone knew’ the plans weren’t sufficient, why did Agnew predict an England series win? bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/…

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Alasdair Gold @AlasdairGold

8 months ago

If Johnson departs, it will be the third year in a row that Tottenham have sold their top scorer from the previous season. They bought Johnson for £47.5m two years ago.

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Ed Chambers @EdChambers99

8 months ago

@jcorrigangolf The idea of Faldo winning it and McIlroy not is distressing

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Albie @albieamankona

9 months ago

I’m on a Plan 2 student loan and the repayment threshold has been frozen into oblivion, just like income tax. Every year, without a vote or a headline, more of my income is quietly taken through fiscal drag and student loan repayments. At the same time, the government finds endless money to raise pensions above inflation and to uprate benefits, but nothing for the people actually working and paying for all of this. It is a joke. I am sick of being treated as a walking cash machine for an ever-growing population of the economically inactive.

Neil O'Brien @NeilDotObrien

9 months ago

Another bad day for Nick, 30 >Income tax up £658 >Student loan repayment up £239 >Rent up (landlord tax passed on) >Tax on savings up >Non working neighbour gets 7k benefit payout

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Duncan Stott 🏗️🔰🇺🇦 @DuncanStott

9 months ago

The primary task of modern fiscal policy is funding the triple lock. Every tax measure announced today is primarily for handing more money to pensioners.