Train driver and health and safety Rep He/Him
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Craig retweeted
It’s almost Friday, so there’s really no point in Outlook coming back now.
And it’s November, so it’s almost Christmas. No point really coming back until January if you think about it.
Let’s circle back then.
Craig retweeted
I have no doubt there’s a 60 year old engineer out there who took Microsoft’s buyout offer from last month that did a bunch of undocumented work his bosses didn’t know about to keep things running and could fix this in 2 minutes, but alas Microsoft needs more $$$$ for AI capex
Craig retweeted
If you’re outraged about 31yr old Russell Brand dating a 16 year old, stay tuned for 33yr old Noel Fielding dating a 16yr old when she was still in Yr 11.
Whom he met after a gig with… Russell Brand.
Craig retweeted
Kids will use VPNs or get their parents to verify their accounts for them and then online abuse will be even harder to prove because "well I obviously thought she was 18 because otherwise how else would she be on the app" not to mention kids being afraid of punishment
Craig retweeted
Judging by the time and date, I posted this after several pre Christmas beers, which is generally when my judgement is soundest.
Craig retweeted
Imagine being a kid in this country where you're basically spat at and kicked in between the legs every day and the moment you turn 18 they're gonna look you in the eye and demand you go to war for them.
Phones to be banned from pupils' bags or pockets under stricter rules for schools in England bbc.in/3VltHRP
Craig retweeted
Just make sure you don't ask her about it if you're a constituent, or she'll send the police to arrest you for harassment as well as her new puritan laws.
“I’m also very keen to stress that I am not here to be the modern-day Mary Whitehouse and police people’s sex lives either.” Me in the @thetimes discussing the new extreme pornography offences that came into force this week 👇
thetimes.com/uk/politics/art…
Craig retweeted
Alpaca farm under threat after council says it isn’t ‘profitable enough’ trib.al/cXv3QfC
Craig retweeted
The public rejected their Digital ID proposals.
So now they're banning platforms that people use to make a bit of money on the side during a cost of living crisis.
Just provide your ID to one of our trusted 3rd party age verification services.
This isn't creeping Digital ID.
Craig retweeted
Brits: rice crispies aren't made from rice grains now. Cocoa has doubled in price. UK agri yields are 20% lower than they were a decade ago. We're in the thick of this NOW and we are doing essentially NOTHING about it.
But sure, fly everywhere and divert more GDP to defence.
Craig retweeted
the horrific character attacks of being asked to explain how her bill should be applied to practical law and why it isn't a massive overreach on people's civil liberties
My friend @Jess4Lowestoft is a hero and a champion for women and children’s safety every single day.
Disagree with her if you want, she can take it. But the horrific character attacks this week should give us all pause about what our politics has become
Proud of you Jess x
Craig retweeted
This celebrity shouldn’t be allowed to have his name remain anonymous.
In other news, David Walliams has had his Alton Towers attraction CLOSED permanently.
Celebrity loses injunction bid but will stay anonymous pending appeal bbc.in/48sb5m6
Craig retweeted
We've gone from "supporting Palestine Action is criminal" to "opposing the proscription of Palestine Action is criminal" without any new laws being passed.
It should worry anyone when opposing government decisions has been made an arrestable offence.
This is the statement issued by the Met Police about the Defend Our Juries demonstration today. Commander Adam Slonecki, from Scotland Yard, said: “All those intending on coming to this event know that supporting a proscribed organisation is unlawful – they are essentially meeting to purposefully commit a crime.” This is a remarkable contrual of the law and extent of police powers. Surely it cannot be right that someone protesting against the Government’s decision to proscribe an organisation is automatically interpreted by the Met Police as supporting that organisation and is therefore committing an arrest-able offence. This is especially the case when the proscription is being challenged in the courts. I believe the government and parliament made the wrong decision in proscribing Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation and I continue to call for its deproscription by the government. If the people turning up today to demonstrate against the proscription of Palestine Action are to be arrested for simply turning up, are we all to be criminalised for suggesting the government got this wrong?