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Replying to @jk_rowling
I have a disabled female relative that has a government arranged volunteer/work role. They changed the rules, and allowed males who (some of them ex convicts) to work along side them because of 'diversity'. She was raped three times before anyone found out.
#sendreview para 23: 'the system has become financially unsustainable, with investment being outstripped by spending'. Lads, investment is capital, which by definition is part of spending. I wonder what you're trying to say?
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We now know ma #Nephew Ben was seen on CCTV on a TRAIN to #London a seriously need ALL ma friends to share #Missing in #London please 🙏 🙏🙏 share, family worried sick 👇👇👇 @NorthamptonPD rt
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These are not personalised, individualised, collaborative, consensual or clinically led. Want to know why CYPs end up Tier 4 CAMHS, truanting, excluded? Want to know why families are leaving education? This is why. #edutwitter pay attention. 8/8
How are we in a position where Camhs are active participants in bullying kids who can't cope at school? Anyone who has been to a parents' tea/ehcp training - they've heard about these schools. Why not Camhs?
Replying to @teamsquarepeg
Exposure therapy doesn’t work. Removing part time timetables or learning in a quiet safe space without consent, communication or collaboration doesn’t work. This is the impact of @educationgovuk and @Ofstednews binary focus on inclusion & attendance. 6/8
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The most profoundly powerful illustration by @_MissingTheMark yet. Behaviour & SEND policies can be dehumanising, stigmatising, unethical, shaming, toxic. If you know, you know. If you don’t know, ask someone who’s lived this and can tell you. Open your mind & enquire.
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Europe should stop buying Russian oil and gas. The winter season is over, time to isolate houses, push electric cars and renewable energy. Park your car and use a blanket, for Ukraine!
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4. The real biggie for me is the "transatlantic task force" identifying and freezing assets. If the G7 can train all of its investigative resources on cutting through the shell companies, and finding the 51% of Russian national wealth held offshore, that is a game-changer.
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Yes, use your molotov cocktails. Think about where you will stand to throw (then run). Dropping from windows above vehicles most ideal. Vehicles without weapons on top the most vulnerable, but if it is armor, choose where to hit.
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7/7 The Ukrainians must avoid panic! The missile strikes are for intimidation, the Russians fire them at random to “accidentally” hit residential buildings to make the attack look larger than it really is. Ukraine must stay strong and we must provide assistance! #StandWithUkraine
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The irony of suggesting relying on antivirals (which typically need to be delivered early) but then removing the ability for people to test themselves to find out quickly if they are positive, seems to be lost on BJ.
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Hello @CostaCoffee. I was at your new Edinburgh Meadowbank cafe yesterday and was surprised to see that of 4 loos, 2 were for females+males and 2 were males only. Why do women get only 2/4 with 0 exclusively for female use, while men get the choice of all 4 with 2 just for them?
Replying to @BBCLondonNews
@BBCLondonNews Argh! This conversation about 'cajoling' children and families back to school is infuriating. What about changing school not the kids? Not attendance mentors for kids, but support for inclusive teaching for schools. @ChrisPhilpMP
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So my CCG has relayed to me that 'neurodisability...that may occur as a result of...autism' means autistic children aren't eligible for the 5-11 covid vaccination. @CarrieGrant1 @send_plight @AnnMemmott
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We have failed to protect kids by not investing in cleaner air in schools - progress is glacial.
We have failed to protect kids by removing mask requirements.
We have failed to protect kids by not even allowing the option of 5-11 yr vaccine for most kids. 4/5
Autism appears to be in the Green Book list of risks for children aged 5-11 that entitle them to a Covid vaccination. Early guidance (in last tweet) and my GP don't seem to think so. @_OliviaBlake @AnnMemmott
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I'd love all 5-11s to have access to the vaccine if their parents wish. But if the govt deny it to autistic children who have lost SO much during the pandemic, that will augment all the disadvantage that corona has already wrought. @DCPcampaign
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I cannot express strongly enough how traumatic my child will find catching Covid. She is terrified of drs & hospitals and will be terrified of Covid. It's barbaric to not provide her with a vaccine. Don't make us fight for even this. @SEND_Action gov.uk/government/publicatio…
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