Saw this one coming a mile away but it still feels shit watching fascism take a grip of the world.

Women of the world- we have a LOT of work to do. Sigh.

Word of the day is ‘recrudescence’ (17th century): the return of something terrible after a time of reprieve.

Unfortunately, as a society, we inevitably get what we deserve. Surprised that Homo sapiens is rubbishing the planet?

This is how it happened: the deep reasons behind the support for Trump. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

I think about this a lot

BINFACE 2028.

Men's sanitary bin campaign launched by charity bbc.in/3UHKE5A

Get with the programme: democracy is being rejected. Why? Because we’ve allowed it to serve only the rich. We need to reinvent democracy for the people or walk into authoritarianism like America. The rich will be just as happy with authoritarianism. We won’t. So we gotta step up.

By controlling information, the rich and powerful can make good people do bad things and vote against their own interests.

- Kemi Badenoch claimed in her first PMQs that Rachel Reeves didn’t mention defence in her Budget - the chancellor’s actual Budget speech:

My viewpoint from the field of pediatrics in the wake of the election results. As pediatricians, politics & policy touch everything we do. I see the impact firsthand every day: - The teen with immunodeficiency who listens to politicians demonize vaccines—even though these

The reason why people move towards Nigel Farage MP and the other charlatans is because working people feel let down by the establishment. These crooks tell them that it’s the elites that are harming them and they should watch them carefully. Desperate people vote for Charlatans

New career! For more of this, come over to where the sky is blue…

I can't figure out if vaccines work or not. Tough one. I can see why RFK Jr is so concerned. Need Sherlock Holmes on this one.

Do the most vociferous proponents of assisted dying never pause to wonder why the majority of palliative care doctors - who do, after all, work with dying patients daily - are troubled by the prospect of legal change at the present time? Doesn’t professional experience count?

Dear BBC, please do not call anti-vaxxers “vaccine sceptics”. It implies there exists doubt about vaccines. 70-odd years ago we had large numbers of people paralysed or in iron lungs. We don’t see that today and for that we can thank the Salk vaccine.

It’s very tempting to think that a positive screening test ‘saved a life’. But the only way we know about a mortality reduction for a population is via controlled trials. And even then we can’t predict well for individuals. Meantime, the worse a test is, the more/

This MPs letter illustrates misunderstanding & fear of ordinary dying. All MPs should be required to attend detailed briefing on ordinary dying, pall care, the real but rare difficult deaths, & assessment of capacity, provided by non-campaigning experts. bbc.in/37m33eN

Harvey Max Chochinov UK House of Commons UK Parliament UK Prime Minister Ilora Finlay House of Commons Speaker UK MP Tweets Cicely Saunders Institute at King's The House magazine POST (UK Parliament) House of Lords Tony Vaughan KC MP Kim Leadbeater MBE MP Catherine Fookes MP Dan Tomlinson MP Jess Asato MP Rebecca Paul MP Voting based on assumptions, poor understanding of the issues, & without due diligence in seeking expert advice, is cavalier & puts some MPs to shame. I'm not campaigning for either outcome, but for well-informed discussion & deliberations.