@ajanegray

Arts, ed, environment, health, social justice. #CleanAir #MasksInHealthcare

 North Yorks & North East UK
Joined January 2014
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#ArtsEd The new Prime Minister is writing a "10-year plan" for the UK. The arts and culture MUST be part of it. I've signed @_CFTA's petition urging @AndyBurnham to revitalise the arts – to revitalise the whole nation 🌱 Please join me: campaignforthearts.org/petit…

Prime Minister – put the arts in your 10-year plan for the UK | Campaign for the Arts

Sign our petition urging the UK Government to build a country where the arts are available from childhood, accessible to all and thriving everywhere.

campaignforthearts.org
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Augusta Lees@AugustaLeesOct 25
The most incredible & most accessible gig I have ever attended. 😷 or pluslife Lft negative Signed & captioned 🦽 accessible Livestreamed @SmartairUk purifiers My friends Kindred Prisms & Stottie two of 5 disabled artists showcased @Drake_Music showing what can be achieved 🧵
A photograph of the host Miss Jacqui and 5 disabled artists showcased. All apart from Miss Jacqui wearing a mask on stage.

ALT A photograph of the host Miss Jacqui and 5 disabled artists showcased. All apart from Miss Jacqui wearing a mask on stage.

A selfie of me and 4 friends sat around a table all masked. I have covered some faces with masked emojis.

ALT A selfie of me and 4 friends sat around a table all masked. I have covered some faces with masked emojis.

a photo of the many posters around from LSO St Lukes Help us protect everyone please wear a mask, with a graphic of a mask wearing person. Thank you LSO

ALT a photo of the many posters around from LSO St Lukes Help us protect everyone please wear a mask, with a graphic of a mask wearing person. Thank you LSO

a picture of the projection above the stage with Interval, please keep masks on.

ALT a picture of the projection above the stage with Interval, please keep masks on.

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Repeat after me: Hand sanitizer will not stop you from catching an airborne virus.
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Conor Browne
@brownecfmOct 24
The widespread acceptance of the idea that 'Covid is over' while people are still constantly getting Covid over and over again.
Dan Go
@CoachDanGoOct 23
What’s the weirdest thing society accepts as normal?
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Replying to @SGriffin_Lab @covidinquiryuk @KayBurley
So, please @andyburnham, implement the recommendations of this vital public inquiry. Don't allow institutional memory to fade again. However, most important, recognise the anguish and inequality affecting @cv_cev, @CovidBereaved, @LongCovidSOS, @LongCovidKids, and others...💔
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Why are people angry about care homes being abandoned in 2020 but saying nothing about care homes in 2026 during the current (13th) Covid wave being in an even worse situation with no universal PPE, no universal testing & no care for what is happening?
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So, we couldn't install ventilation systems in schools, cinemas, office buildings, etc., while they were empty in 2020, but mid- nineteenth-century engineers could raise entire buildings and streets in downtown Chicago, by as much as 14 feet, in response to water-borne illnesses. – at Galway, Ireland
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It’s the 13th wave of Covid right now. The 13th spin of the chamber. Many lives were destroyed from waves 1 to 12, but every wave is an opportunity to join them. The NYT is saying it out loud at last…
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@1goodtern14 May 2020
Sometimes the effects come days later. Sometimes the effects come weeks later. Sometimes the effects come months later. Sometimes they come years later.
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@1goodtern14 May 2020
Just because it starts with flu-like symptoms, it doesn't mean that's where it ends. Polio Legionella Lyme Disease HIV TB Leishmaniasis Syphilis Hepatitis Smallpox Histoplasmosis Anthrax Fricking Anthrax They can all start with flu-like symptoms. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o…
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If the Covid pandemic is over, why is the 13th wave of Covid infections spreading in an uncontrolled fashion, impacting healthcare services globally now, you know, the very definition of a pandemic?
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@1goodternOct 6
Lab confirmed Flu A cases jumped nearly **70%** here this week. Lab confirmed Covid cases have *quadrupled* in a month. Mask up. It's as simple as that. Mask up. FFP2/N95+, wherever you go in public.
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Which young people are getting vaccinated over & over in the UK? None. Which young people are being infected with Covid over & over? All of them.
Michelle Dewberry
@MichelleDewbsOct 5
I’ve just watched a whole BBC documentary about the rapid increase in cancer among the young.. It explored food & lifestyle choices, even body sprays & plastics. Not once tho, did they explore whether getting young healthy people vaccinated over & over with a product that had no long term health data, may have played a role🤔
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Thank god this virus doesn’t increase the risk of heart attack and stroke for months after you’ve had it … oh
Daily Mail
@DailyMailOct 5
Covid cases double in a month and hospital admissions rise five-fold, amid spread of new XFG variant trib.al/mkPcFTr

Covid hospitalisations up five-fold in a month, while cases double

Diagnoses of the bug are at their highest level since October 2025 and rising levels of Britons are being admitted for care. Figures show 950 admissions this August, which jumped to 4,939 in Septem...

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Steve B@75ThunderRoadOct 5
Here in the UK, we're now in the eighth school year since the start of the pandemic. We are also in the midst of the thirteenth wave of Covid-19. Illness... Harm... Change... Disruption... It's never stopped. 🧵
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Replying to @bmj_latest
To those following the science, it shouldn’t come as a surprise to hear that infections cause cancer. Many studies have shown that Covid infections can reactivate dormant cancer cells and trigger the growth of secondary cancers. buds.org.uk/covid-and-cancer…
BuDS Disability Service@BuDs_UK26 Sep 2025
Covid-19 infections can reactivate dormant cancer cells, & trigger the growth of secondary cancers. There is now compelling medical evidence to this effect. Read the full story on our website: buds.org.uk/covid-and-cancer…
Text on a cream background reading: "If you have been diagnosed with a cancer at any point in your life, catching Covid increases the risk that your cancer will return and spread to other parts of your body". On the right is an image of a Caucasian woman wearing a red blouse and white headscarf looking gravely into the camera, against a neutral grey background

ALT Text on a cream background reading: "If you have been diagnosed with a cancer at any point in your life, catching Covid increases the risk that your cancer will return and spread to other parts of your body". On the right is an image of a Caucasian woman wearing a red blouse and white headscarf looking gravely into the camera, against a neutral grey background

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We spent decades teaching people that cancer is mostly bad luck, bad genes, or bad habits. Then you find out 2.3 million cases in a single year were attributable to infections.
The BMJ
@bmj_latestOct 2
Infections were responsible for 2.3 million new cancer cases in 2024, 12% of total global cases that year, a study has found. The research found Helicobacter pylori to be the leading infectious cause of cancer bmj.com/content/395/bmj-2026…

Cancer: One in eight cases worldwide caused by infections like Epstein-Barr, study finds

Infections were responsible for 2.3 million new cancer cases in 2024, 12% of total global cases that year, a study has found. Conducted by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), the...

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Laura Miers
@LauraMiersOct 1
Replying to @BirdieBittern
I am so deeply tired of the willful ignorance.
Laura Miers
@LauraMiers22 Jun 2024
No one wanted to believe it. fortune.com/2021/05/05/diabe…
Fortune: Hard to believe’: Scientists alarmed by COVID’s diabetes link, particularly in children BYJASON GALE AND BLOOMBERG May 5, 2021 at 5:01 AM EDT

ALT Fortune: Hard to believe’: Scientists alarmed by COVID’s diabetes link, particularly in children BYJASON GALE AND BLOOMBERG May 5, 2021 at 5:01 AM EDT

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Jess@MeetJessOct 2
We should not wait decades to ask whether another preventable infection has long-term consequences. Prevention matters.
Research matters.
 And protecting people from infection matters.
CTV News
@CTVNewsOct 1
‘A major global challenge’: New research finds 1 in 8 cancer cases caused by infections ctvnews.ca/health/article/a-…

Common infections linked to 1 in 8 cancer cases, global study suggests

An estimated one in eight cancer cases worldwide were caused by infections in 2024, new research suggests.

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Conor Browne
@brownecfmSep 30
A friend has Covid right now. They have lost their sense of smell and they're having cognitive problems. This hit me today, as it often does: we made, and continue to make, a huge collective mistake in allowing a virus that impacts the brain to transmit unmitigated globally.
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