I criticised a family court ruling for minimising domestic abuse. I was then charged with misconduct by Bar Standards Board who tried to silence me. A judge put Sara Sharif in the care of her father—a known abuser—& she was murdered. This is why we must speak out about family courts.

BBC Breakfast I think you’ll find that a significant proportion of the children who are now being home-educated are those suffering from debilitating chronic symptoms of Long Covid. Nearly 112K children in England & Scotland are now suffering from Long Covid...

"I want any woman who wakes up one morning with no memories of the night before to remember what I said," she stated. "So that no more women can fall prey to chemical submission. I was sacrificed on the altar of vice, and we need to talk about it." Shame must change sides. Brava

Pls RT: On 1st day of the inquest with the knowledge the police files identified that 5 doctors were grossly negligent in Robbie's care & that 5 GPs had seen Robbie 7 times in his last 15 days he said that my wife & I could be culpable for Robbie's death! A disgraceful comment!

We have just heard that the Court of Appeal has granted Louise Tickle and I permission to appeal the High Court decision to keep the names of judges who oversaw the Sara Sharif family proceedings anonymous. Huge thanks to our barrister Chris Barnes. Hearing in January.

Lauren Ramsey Learn Together NIHR Yorkshire and Humber PSRC Pls RT: I find it contemptuous that you excluded me from your research team when I have 34yrs of psychological damage [PTSD] following our 10yr old son Robbie's grossly neg death. Also, you refer to Duty of Candour without mention it was Robbie's case that exposed its absence.

The end game is in sight: stripping the legal rights of some of the most vulnerable children in England. We’ve known this is where they’re heading but now it’s certain. We will not sit back and let statutory obligations be removed.

Covid infection increases you risk of Dementia by 60% one year after “mild” Covid if >60 Dementia is 1700% more likely after “severe” infection. That’s not a typo. 1700%. Cognitive impairment is TWICE as likely post ANY Covid infection. The Lancet Feb 2024

Simon Folkard I am so sorry to hear this.

#DisabledTwitter It’s terrifying being a disabled person in the UK today. Demonised in the media; society thinking it’s openly acceptable to physically or verbally abuse us. No one is immune from becoming seriously unwell. A life changing disability. Having a break down.

Pls RT: As previously requested Reverend Simon Taylor KC [Simon Taylor] please direct me to the independent reports mentioned in your first post. John Sweeney Also read: robbieslaw.com/wp-content/upl… robbieslaw.com/wp-content/upl… Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=ALuGWL… RIP Robbie xx😭

🆘 Hello St George’s NHS Trust St George's, Epsom and St Helier, It is absolutely shocking that you are allowing your Physician Assistants to perform urological ROBOTIC operations, such as prostatectomies, as first surgical assistants 💀☠️☠️. ⭕️ How can a PA, who has near-zero knowledge of the anatomy

Do hospitals ask you what you are happy to do in terms of care? 🧵

Canary research shows MSM attacks on disabled people increased by 1130% in 2024 Hannah Sharland exclusive has revealed that just as Labour took power, the Telegraph, the Times, & the Daily Mail put out a surge in negative coverage. Coincidence? Read on... thecanary.co/long-read/2025…

Unfortunately just had the experience every miserable nerd like myself dreams of — the used book store cashier was so impressed with my purchase that we had a 45 minute conversation and he showed me the back room of unpriced books

The Tories had disabled people in a constant state of anxiety and stress, now Labour are doing exactly the same Change? What change?

How can we care if we can’t sleep? How can we care if we can’t rest? Please help support #campbed4carers

Charlotte Bell Nico Rjinders Owen Jones Isn't this just going to happen again? theguardian.com/business/2022/…

The The RCN, backed by Royal College of Emergency Medicine and others has written to Wes Streeting on corridor care urging him to force the NHS to be more transparent over the numbers being treated on corridors:

Dear Judge and CAFCASS, The children you removed from my care: •Are homeless. •Are dirty. •Aren’t getting nutritious meals. •Are frequently unwell. •Endure constant emotional abuse. •Lack any sense of stability or security. But hey, congratulations on ensuring they stay