#BearFact - (((Dan Hodges))) on Angela Rayner's Tax Clearance

Dan.

Good evening.

I see you’re still going, relentlessly obsessing over Angela Rayner 🌹 with a fervour that would be impressive if it wasn't also deeply troubling.

Please step into my lair, and let’s dismantle

Good Morning All,

Rishi Sunak has graced us with another one of his ever-so-effervescent and increasingly hollow morning sound bites to start off this rather rainy Tuesday:

'We will always protect pensioners.'

Yup. You heard that right.

This comes on the heels of his

Unimaginably horrific scenes in Rafah last night.

An Israeli airstrike hit tents housing displaced Palestinians, slaughtering men, women and children.

Israel's blatant defiance of the International Court of Justice must be met with action – starting with a ban on arms sales.

Trying really hard not to get triggered. We’re in the midst of A levels and GCSEs, some exciting new single release plans, a school production, & belated start to cricket training. But with 4x under 18s in the house: This. Will. Not. Stand. (Without parody 🎶). Plans afoot 🪶🎯🔫

Today is #WorldBloodCancerDay .

Enormous progress has been made in treating blood cancer. 50 years ago, very few people with blood cancer survived more than 6 months. Now >80% of young people will survive >5 years and most of those will go on to live a long life.

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After I found out about the Nazi concentration camps as a teenager, I spent years unable to understand why the Germans just let it happen.

Today a former Chief Scientific Advisor to the UK government Sir David King writes that we are certain to have billions of deaths unless we

OK, it simply has to be done. For the sake of my own amusement, I'm going to do a 'diary' of Riishi Sunak's campaign - let's see if it can improve! First, a recap...
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The Conservatives election campaign is seemingly based on forgetting that the Conservatives haven't been in power for the last 14 years. While most voters would probably be happy to forget, I'm not convinced they'll be willing to forgive.

This bloody attack comes just a few days after the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to halt all military operations in Rafah.

🔴 We reiterate our urgent call for an immediate and sustained ceasefire. 3/3

Women & children were among those who were brought to the stabilisation point. Once again, civilians are paying the price of this war.

This Israeli attack on a populated camp in a so-called safe zone in Rafah shows the complete disregard for the lives of civilians in Gaza...2/3

We strongly denounce the Israeli airstrikes that hit a camp sheltering people on 26 May in Rafah.

After the attack, 180 wounded & 28 dead were recorded at the Trauma Stabilisation Point we support in Tal al Sultan, Gaza. Patients we treated had traumatic injuries & burns👇1/3

Many of you will have noticed that there is a lot of talk about tactical voting in the run-up to this year’s (hastily called) election. While I’m sure everyone has a good understanding of what it is and why it’s necessary, I think it’s a good idea to do a quick dive into the

Sending up marine litter.

Tom Hunt MP The Labour Party You’ve been in power 14 years, we could have a flagship SEN system but no you describe it as “struggling.” I think you need to own that really don’t you?

Tom Hunt The Labour Party Did you really mean to draw attention to this?

Tom Hunt MP The Labour Party There are 600,000 students in private schools.
There’s no evidence that 100,000 would leave, even if they did there are 21,000 state schools who then might have to take 5 extra pupils each.
Stop this mindless nonsense

British surgeon Khaled Dawas, who spent two weeks in Gaza, said that the hospitals there are reduced to practising 'medieval medicine.'
Dawas, who was in Brussels to describe his experiences to European Union officials, noted that many people in Gaza, wounded or needing other

So, we’re all still talking about the panic policy that blurted out of our Prime Moistness this year, and I’ve been turning the whole thing over in my head looking at the (very many and glaring) flaws, one of the main ones is the cost of this initiative.

Coming in at £2.5bn

'You talk about #COVID19 in the brain like this virus has a special power no other viruses have'.
Nah, scientists have known viruses enter the brain for decades now. People just don't like to listen and prefer to believe the brain is an 'immunoprivileged site.' It is not.

'My mission is to absolutely eviscerate the Conservative party.'

Carol Vorderman tells Ava-Santina why she wants people to vote tactically in the general election.