Jonathan Sumpton (@jonathansumpton) 's Twitter Profile
Jonathan Sumpton

@jonathansumpton

Trying to make the world a better place

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calendar_today05-05-2019 09:04:34

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Until the UK can decide what "Brexit" means, it cannot be delivered. Cogitating upon who would better deliver the undeliverable is illogical.

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The "herd-immunity" which vaccines seek to create depends on full and free access to the health care delivering the vaccines. As people realise they and others they know cannot access free healthcare and thus herd-immunity is a unicorn, uptake of vaccines declines

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Children are quite capable of working out by how much sea levels will have risen by the time they are grandparents and what poor air quality will do to the quality of life and life expectancy of themselves, their children and their children's children.

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I suspect Tories, on the whole, will not be heartbroken if the Brexit Party and UKIP largely represent the UK in the EU Parliament.

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If you thought the UK's attempts at negotiating a withdrawal deal with the EU were pathetic, just wait until you watch it try and negotiate a trade-deal

Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) 's Twitter Profile Photo

👏👏👏 Here’s an actual MEP who actually turns up to work asking Nigel Farage to come to the EU parliament & explain where his money actually comes from. Thank you @shekmep.

Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It wasn’t nurses who crashed our economy: it was bankers. It wasn’t immigrants who caused the biggest squeeze on wages since 1815: it was bad employers. It wasn’t the EU that cut public services to give tax cuts to the rich: it was the Tories. We need solutions, not scapegoats