Very clear advice on election timing from former PM Theresa May.. “don’t go walking in Wales”

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So that’s what she sounds like ! #QueeneAnne

Quick break during Lib Dem campaigning in Dorset - ⁦Ed Davey⁩ picked out Otis Redding on the jukebox - hoping to sit on The Dock of Poole Bay on Friday perhaps?

Forget your #QueenAnne ⁦cunardline⁩ - there’s a proper ship

🚨 It’s the sound of the POLICE!! 👮 🚨
We are in Reading for this morning’s #PoliticsSouth with a debate between candidates to be Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley.
Starting at 10am on BBC1 South 📺

“I find it increasingly difficult to look my NHS colleagues in the eye”

Former Conservative minister and MP Dr Dan Poulter has quit his party to join Labour. He tells #BBCLauraK he believes that Keir Starmer can be trusted to run public services

bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Really interesting and robust debate today expertly chaired by Peter Henley broadcast on BBC One tomorrow in the South bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

⁦Rob⁩ ⁦Andy Taggart⁩ ⁦Lorna Fielker⁩ The list of what they want to sell is still confidential but I was told by an insider that Tudor House Museum and gardens was the museum the council leader was referring to here. You do mention the galleries Lorna

Dorset MP Michael Tomlinson on the “moral mission” to stop small boats crossing the channel by processing asylum seekers in Rwanda

Enough trying to push back on conspiracies about #15minuteneighbourhoods or #freeports .. we have a programme to do!
#politicssouth is on BBC1 at the later time of 2:15pm today with some real elected people trying to fix pressing local problems

It’s “Unapologetically All About the Local Elections” Part 2 on #PoliticsSouth with Southampton’s Lorna Fielker Wokingham’s Prue Bray and Alex Rennie from Havant. Also featuring Ellie Cleverley on what #GenZ wants, and highlighting Labour top target Rushmoor Council 📺 2:15pm

This!!!

Could this letter be the “smoking gun” in the infected blood scandal, linking the government to experiments done to children at Hampshire’s Lord Mayor Treloar College?

bbc.co.uk/news/health-68…

Mega Solar farms shouldn’t be built in agricultural land judged poor, Buckingham MP Greg Smith says. Poor land in his constituency is producing much needed crops of wheat.

When there was a meltdown of air travel
last August airlines could have communicated better with travellers, Anna Bowles of the UK Civil Aviation Authority tells Parliament’s Transport Committee. They rely on apps, but old fashioned leaflets showing compensation are being considered

Do citizen scientists cheat? Oxford University’s Prof chrislintott & David Arditti, President of BAA Radio Astronomy are under the microscope (telescope?!) at the
House of Commons Science committee