The gov has splurged ~£400 bn trying to stop Covid, ~£150 bn subsidising energy bills, ~£25 bn on new core funding for the NHS 2019-23. A measly set of proposed tax cuts (to a level still higher than they were under the last Labour gov) are not the cause of our economic woes.

Do people genuinely believe the economic crisis was caused by a mini-budget that was quickly withdrawn? Really? How can anyone have such a mystical approach to markets?

Pure sense from King. Vast money printing due to lockdowns, not covid, has resulted in the brutal inflation we’re seeing. Watch and share this clip - it’s important!

Govt expenditure on C19 cost you & every other man, woman and child in UK £5,500 each Little to no evidence it 'worked' & much to fraudsters Vast damage to economy, health, education, society Per Lord Sumption, no proper risk/benefit ever carried out

Vitamin D deficiency is associated with a 25% higher risk of premature death. People with vitamin D deficiency also had higher death rates from cancer and particularly respiratory diseases. Very relevant as ~30% of US population is vitamin D deficient (serum <20ng/ml).

I am so bored of the Harry and Meghan shenanigans. In happier times Harry would have raised an army against the King, with William meeting him somewhere in Leicestershire where Harry would have died in battle, his body never found, and Meghan would have ended up in a convent.

I'm sorry but giving healthy children an antibiotic, just in case, wiping out their protective gut microbiome, is not the answer for me.

Absolutely epic TED talk by ffinlo Costain - 8point9.com & Farm Gate podcast breaking down why the narrative around climate and cows has been hijacked and misrepresented. #regenerativeagriculture m.youtube.com/watch?v=O9Ed84…

🚨 | As Bank of England increases interest rates, further impacting household budgets, remember former Governor blames them for the high inflation by printing loads of money during lockdown. They cause the problem but we end up paying #CostOfLivingCrisis

Frequent aerobic exercise (1-5 days/week) may reduce the risk of colds and other respiratory infections by nearly 50%. Upper respiratory symptoms were also 32-41% less severe among those who engaged in frequent exercise than those who rarely exercised.

"#Bifidobacterium is a crucial group of #bacteria that are needed for #immunity, in my opinion. We are also seeing this in #research so far," sabine hazan md of ProgenaBiome told Healio #GI. #GITwitter #Medtwitter #guthealth #microbiome bit.ly/3FPcSnI

Konstantin Kisin x.com/hindujedi/stat…

Questioning the value of the bivalent booster dose for healthy young people time.com/6246525/bivale…

Alastair Humphreys Rosewood Farm's Rob Yes and ‘rewilding’ hasn’t helped this discourse because it has encouraged the belief that you don’t need us anyway - or if we go somehow that’s good for nature A very dubious and ill-thought out proposition - degrading/devaluing farming is a problem for farmland nature

When will people wake up and realise that the UK gov does not have your best interest at heart

One of the biggest obstacles to a more harmonious human relationship with our home planet is the relentless drive to purge all predators, which are utterly critical to the proper functioning of ecosystems. That must change. theguardian.com/environment/20…

What Sue said… we need posh lads from London telling us how to live, work and manage our land like we need a kick in the head We need systems that support the uplands to be more progressive - instead we get manufactured decline and rewilding culture war crap

Our grass because of over 400% increase in cattle running with great increase in elephant, etc What George Monbiot & fans calls anecdotal because academics agree with one another that something they have never studied & don’t understand is not supported by science!

Who knew that healthy children and teenagers don’t need a Covid jab? Only all of us who have been shouting that for two bloody years. Well done, UsForThemUK 🌟

The whole debate has become polarised and childish on both sides There’s room enough for nature and farming if we do it in inspired ways and support good British farmers to make changes