If masks are made mandatory they should be distributed for free. Better use of public money than £10 dining vouchers for places where poor people can’t dine anyway.

"Statutory sick pay in the UK is just £95.85 per week - and 2 million don’t even earn enough to qualify. People can’t afford to self-isolate on that. They need #SickPayForAll that meets the cost of living."

It's funny how Britain is totally obsessed with the 'Dunkirk spirit', but when there is an actual opportunity to sail across the Channel and pick up a bunch of people fleeing war, we hurl abuse at them instead.

Great news from Scotland 👏

#AlevelResults Predicted A*A*A*. Expcetionally low performing school. No one had ever achieved a Cambridge offer before in my sixth form. Performed at A*A*A consistently. Today, A*AB. Dropped two grades in Sociology. Denied Cambridge place. This is what has happened to me.

Worcester College, Oxford has just confirmed that it has confirmed the places of all of their UK offer holders, irrespective of their A-level results. Says their 2020 impact is their "most diverse cohort ever."

Word of the day is ‘malversation’ (16th century). Simply put, it means ‘corruption in public office’.

In case you were wondering, the chair of Ofqual, Roger Taylor, attended a private school - Kings College, Canterbury.

If this shocking compilation of lies told by Boris Johnson in his first year as prime minister doesn’t make you gut wrenchingly angry nothing will. Everyone needs to watch it RT if you think the country deserves so much better this truth twisting charlatan

A message from the White Cliffs of Dover. Sound on.

This is shocking, and extremely irresponsible. The Government has asked everyone to stay at home - while turning their back on people without a home. This inhumanity will cost lives. inews.co.uk/news/uk/homele…

West Sussex County Council: Halt the planned cuts to West Sussex Children and Family Centres - Sign the Petition! chng.it/QPJdHrmQ via Change.org UK

It's time for decent sick pay for all.

A 1% pay 'rise' to health workers is invisible. It's probably in real terms a pay cut. Health workers saved my life. Saved the lives of thousands. They go the extra mile to save us. They must be paid more.

If we cannot afford to pay workers £15-an-hour - then we cannot afford to pay MPs £80k-a-year + food allowance + extra benefits.

What do you think about the idea of stripping Boris Johnson of his British citizenship and sending him to Rwanda?

Is it a coincidence that Royal Mail Online customer service postage goes up on 2nd April and the website is down on evening 1st April so can't buy postage?

Anyone know why #Mastermind is not on tonight?