#bbcpoliticslive allowing freedom of movement for 18-30s would be the introduction of an ageist policy
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Replying to @PennyMordaunt
@PennyMordaunt Eagerly awaiting your declaration for leadership. Some we can trust and admire
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Replying to @newswatchbbc
@newswatchbbc
where is my choice, from around 16:30 - 19:00 football on BBC1 & BBC2. I am a pensioner and have to pay my licence but have no choice other than football on at least 2 evenings this week. angry of Milton Keynes
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Save Diddly Squat Farm from planning injustice chng.it/7kjpQPjR via @UKChange
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Stop Sadiq Khan expanding the ULEZ to all the London borough 2023 - Sign the Petition! chng.it/NnpKKdMn via @UKChange
#PM4PM Lets bring a calm controlled professional into number 10
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Replying to @BBCNews
@BBCNews people are being asked to #WorkFromHome and one of our local pubs is now advertising hotdesks wi-fi etc as an alternative to working from home. how on earth can this be acceptable – at Milton Keynes, England
Holkham Estate: To stop the closure of Wells Next the Sea Railway - Sign the Petition! chng.it/yCnQVsLQ via @UKChange – at Milton Keynes, England
Scottish Government: Stronger penalties for dog theft - Sign the Petition! chng.it/2zkY5M9N via @UKChange – at Milton Keynes, England
Replying to @TheUKGovernment
@TheUKGovernment time to act stop the #bbc charging a licence fee to our over 75’s. Time to strealine their activities to keep them in budget. Ensure the work within remit and not simply continue to expand activities and expect the public to fund them. – at Milton Keynes, England
Replying to @joelycett
@joelycett Dear Joe, It has come to my attention that there is a virus present in our community. People have retreated to their homes and are living a hermit type existence. Can you provide us with any assurance that you still have their backs. Regards, concerned of Milton Keynes – at Milton Keynes, England
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Replying to @BBCNews
@BBCNews @BBCBreakfast why do you and the rest of the media insist that there is confusion regarding the gov’s Covid message. The message is clear and the update is Sunday. The may be frustration but not confusion – at Milton Keynes, England
It is interesting that a high number of tweets berate the move because it restricts the time to fight no deal by legislation. They complain it is against democracy but the people have voted. TO LEAVE! No deal is the result of MPs pursuing self interest not national.



