Paul Tyler

@PTylerLords

Lib Dem Political & Constitutional Reform Spokesperson, former MP for North Cornwall; read "Who Decides?" for more. Views expressed are my own.

London/Gloucestershire
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Joined January 2014
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    10 hours ago

    Brexit supporting newspaper with Brexit supporting readers announces that one of the consequences of Brexit is surprisingly that the United Kingdom has lost the benefits of being in the European Union.

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    17 hours ago

    Correct me if I'm wrong... but is the UK the only place in the world that closed its borders to trade but left them wide open for longer for the import of Covid19?

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    21 hours ago

    Real change takes time. Proud to have introduced the Pupil Premium – despite much scepticism at the time.

    Opportunities/outcomes for poorer children in England have improved in Pupil Premium era, in a way not happening before. Findings can be used to help "level up" schooling - in a way that does not start from premise of local failure
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    10 hours ago

    This is exactly what the Teluhalf campaigned for, urging its readers to support Johnson’s bungled Brexit deal .... this fallout may come to haunt the Tories when more expat Brits are allowed to vote in UK elections!

    Yet more of the Telegraph bemoaning what it campaigned for "Why the expat retirement dream could be gone forever" NB it "IS" gone forever PS it's not "added bureaucracy" - it's Brexit, the end of free movement, the end of OUR free movement you so wanted
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    This is exactly what the Teluhalf campaigned for, urging its readers to support Johnson’s bungled Brexit deal .... this fallout may come to haunt the Tories when more expat Brits are allowed to vote in UK elections!

    Yet more of the Telegraph bemoaning what it campaigned for "Why the expat retirement dream could be gone forever" NB it "IS" gone forever PS it's not "added bureaucracy" - it's Brexit, the end of free movement, the end of OUR free movement you so wanted
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    14 hours ago

    The Telegraph very angry about Brexit. Who could have done this to us?

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    May 15

    The current FPTP voting system is nothing close to a fair election. We need a wide coalition to change it, but the question is if leaders will support it and if they will be wise enough to end party tribalism and work together.

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    15 hours ago

    The Israeli military bombed the houses of one of the few neurologists in Gaza, killing him (Dr Moeen Alalool) with his 5 children. Remember, despite all the evidence to the contrary, the Israeli regime still claims its so-called pinpoint strikes only target military sites

    Our deep condolences for the tragic death of one of the few Neurologists in , the Palestinian Dr. Moeen Alalool with his five children, as a result of the bombing of his house in Wahda street in city
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    19 hours ago

    - Why doesn't Boris Johnson just buy tthings that he can pay for & afford? Matt Hancock - There's so many more important things.. - So journalists shouldn't ask politicians about whether or not Boris Johnson has broken rules... that doesn't matter?

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    17 hours ago

    Our research ‘Track and Trace’ found over 70 contract awards during the pandemic with red flags for possible corruption, which shpuld be independently audited: 2/n

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    16 hours ago

    It does appear that Boris Johnson put the pursuit of a post-Brexit trade deal with India ahead of public health. The Covid public inquiry must look into this decision and whether it was influenced by politics and not the science.

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    18 hours ago

    This is wild. The PM’s former Cheif Strategic Advisor, Lord Udny-Lister resigned last month, and has now apologised. 1/2

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    19 hours ago

    The big news this morning - ‘Matt Hancock personally intervened to help a former Conservative minister secure a PPE deal worth £180 million, according to government emails.’ Story by ⁦⁩

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    May 15

    Just £900,000 of dairy products made it out of the UK to the EU in February this year, compared with over £24m in February 2020.

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    May 15

    Johnson waited 3 weeks to close our border to travellers from India while 20,000 passengers arrived. The UK is going through a huge surge of the Indian variant of Covid. Are these two events connected?

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    19 hours ago

    We need to ramp up the pressure and say enough is enough: voters in England need a real voice, and fair representation.

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    19 hours ago

    The Government has previously claimed that Ministers were not involved in the direct award of PPE contracts. Their friends seem to think otherwise. We have concluded there was systemic bias. Read and judge for yourself:

    🚨 Emails disclosed by the Sunday Times include these - Hancock says Newmark's proposals are "definitely" one for the PPE team. He then demands further help. Hancock's spad, in turn, follows up with the PPE tsar, saying the health secretary wants this "urgently" addressed.
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    May 15

    A source who attended a Whitehall war gaming exercise on the Indian variant on Thursday said: “It’s very clear that we should have closed the border to India earlier and that Boris did not do so because he didn’t want to offend Modi.”

    At least 20,000 passengers who could have been infected with a virulent strain of coronavirus were allowed to enter Britain while Boris Johnson delayed imposing a travel ban from India.
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    May 15
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    won 17% of the vote. Not 11%

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    May 15

    Govt source tells Sunday Times: “It’s very clear that we should have closed the border to India earlier and that Boris did not do so because he didn’t want to offend Modi.”

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