Heather retweeted
I passionately believe if we continue to allow the shameless normalization of lying in Parliament we are all lost. With my film smashing 7 million views we have shown the public really care. I’m now completely exhausted. I can’t do it alone. Will UK media & opposition step up?
Heather retweeted
Replying to @AlexTaylorNews
I am having my AZ vaccination next week where I live in the south of France. 2nd jab booked on 22nd April.
If the Met Police had investigated properly the indecent explosure incident prior to poor Sarah Everard's kidnap and murder she may well still be with us. The Met have shot themslves in the foot in their heavy handedness of the subsequent vigil. Absolutely shameful
Heather retweeted
Tory anger after Welsh first minister says Boris Johnson is 'really really awful' theneweuropean.co.uk/brexit-…
Heather retweeted
On Monday Boris Johnson’s Gov’t will rush the Policing bill through the Commons. It contains some of the most draconian crackdowns on the right of peaceful protest any of us have seen in our lifetime.
Everyone needs to watch this so please RT. Johnson’s Gov’t must be stopped
No one comes out of this smelling of roses. Least of all the main players in this awful money-making hyped up Oprah opera. Washing one's linen in public doesn't come anywhere near it.
Heather retweeted
All I can smell is a huge pile of Tory shit.
“You can just tell, you can smell it, that things have improved and the way things work in government, the public can smell it as well.” theneweuropean.co.uk/brexit-…
Heather retweeted
Replying to @BBCPolitics @BBCNews
CORRUPTION and this. 125 000 deaths.
Late lockdowns ,take it on the chin, herd imm,contracts for mates, priti vacant patel,eye tests, serco, 5 missed cobra meetings,discharging untested patients into care homes, gove,hancock, law breaking, no ppe, no plan, no bloody compassion.
Heather retweeted
Replying to @mikegalsworthy @DailyMailUK
I assume the Daily Mail has done the detailed epidemiological modelling required to substantiate the notion that "take the brakes off" is a sensible thing to do?
Or are they suggesting taking the brakes off an evolving pathogen with exponential growth without doing the math?
Heather retweeted
“It is not the fault of the people who live in these buildings… and the government should pay”
Conservative MP Jake Berry says unsafe cladding on homes is “a failure of the building regulation regime”
#politicslive bbc.in/3a6r5gf
Heather retweeted
Brexit was only ever going to be a bad deal. If the EU was not the best deal for Britain we would not have joined in the 70s. Brexit is only a good deal for the bastard tax evaders.
JD Sports boss says #Brexit is adding "double-digit millions" in extra costs for their business.
They may have to move distribution centres to the EU, instead of creating jobs here.
Make no mistake: this is a #BadDeal4Britain 👉 baddeal4britain.uk
bbc.co.uk/news/business-5599…
Heather retweeted
Gentle reminder, Brexiters, that all the ‘new’ rules now affecting/hampering UK trade with the EU were always there. Indeed, we helped establish them to protect the Single Market. But having voted to leave, they now apply to us. Simples.
#BrexitShambles #BrexitReality
Heather retweeted
There is a notion that the EU is punishing us. That our exports have to jump through more hoops than e.g. Norwegian products.
This is what we agreed to. What we wanted. We didn't opt for the Norway model (e.g. alignment).
This is not punishment, this was our choice.
Heather retweeted
This is even worse than expected. Words fail me. It's an assault on British businesses by their own government.
This is truly shocking. Together with the train crash of the Brexit disaster all our hopes are dashed. Can't see any light at the end of the tunnel only the black void of the cliff edge




















