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Special Needs Jungle @spcialndsjungle.bsky.social · 2h
A more balanced analysis of the Fonagy Report in The BMJ: ADHD and autism review: NHS must move away from diagnosis linked support system, report says www.bmj.com/content/395/...
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Byline Times @bylinetimes.bsky.social · 4h
🔴 NEW Reform’s ‘Independent’ Donations Inquiry Was Led By The Lawyer Who Defended Donald Trump Over Russian Collusion By @nafeez.bsky.social Read below. ↓
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Reform’s ‘Independent’ Donations Inquiry Was Led By The Lawyer Who Defended Donald Trump Over Russian Collusion
Reform UK said its internal inquiry would proceed “independently and without prejudice” yet it was led by a barrister who has previously represented Nigel Farage and Donald Trump
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Bylines Network @bylinesnetwork.co.uk · 22h
“In 30 years in local government I don’t think I have seen this level of fury” The government's local government shake-up has been put on hold, with no timetable for what comes next. Who pays for the chaos, and what happens to our councils? @eastangliabylines.co.uk @stephenmcnair.bsky.social
eastangliabylines.co.uk
They planned to rewire local government. Now they’ve pulled the plug
In a surprise intervention, the government’s plans for reorganising local government have been suspended. What happened and why?
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Mike Galsworthy @mikegalsworthy.bsky.social · 6h
Superb point. Where the Brexiters failed is in durable consent. Who benefits from it their project & wants to carry it forward? Who in the next generations are thanking them for Brexit and championing it? No-one. If we get the UK into EU membership, it must be underpinned by durable consent.
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Joining Europe again: first, we need durable consent
Britain is reopening the question of Europe. This time, we need an honest debate before choosing again
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The Guardian @theguardian.com · 10h
Remember the disabled adults who need social care | Letters
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Remember the disabled adults who need social care | Letters
Letters: Readers respond to John Harris’s article on the need to consider disabled people of working age when reforming the care system
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Miles W. Griffis @mileswgriffis.bsky.social · 19h
"It might be more accurate to view Long COVID not as a single disease episode but as a long term condition, punctuated by periods of remission and relapse." A BMJ opinion by Charlie Dennis and @nisreenalwan.bsky.social on defining Long COVID "recovery". www.bmj.com/content/393/...
A screen shot of a BMJ print article, reading, "Opinion: Charlie Dennis and NIsreen A. Alwan. 

If you have long covid, how can you tell if you have fully recovered? Six years of evidence and collective lived experience show us that this is not an easy question to answer. Yet if we do not define recovery, we cannot properly count the number of people living with long covid, and its present and future impact on the population’s wellbeing, economic productivity, and health systems.

Long covid remains a substantial global health problem. A recent report estimated that this condition will cost countries in the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) $11bn (£8.3bn; €9.6bn) a year in healthcare costs over the next decade. The projected economic costs are $135bn a year.1

Since the start of the pandemic, clinicians, researchers, and health organisations have devoted substantial effort to defining and measuring long covid. In 2020, one of us (NAA) proposed that long covid be defined largely by what it is not: recovery from acute covid-19.2 This approach was reflected later in the World Health Organization’s definition, which describes long covid (post-covid-19 condition) as a condition following confirmed or probable SARS-CoV2 infection with symptoms that persist for at least two months, and cannot be explained by alternative diagnoses.3

Seven years into this pandemic, however, a critical question remains largely underexplored: what does it mean to be recovered from long covid?

Initially, recovery seems self-evident: a person’s eventual return to their pre-infection health status, albeit months or years later than expected. Yet the lived experiences of people with long covid challenge this assumption. Long covid is characterised by fluctuations, relapses, new symptoms developing, and periods of apparent improvement, all of which make it far harder to distinguish genuine recovery from temporary remission.456

A striking feature of the literature on lo…fails to differentiate between relatively brief symptom remittance and true long term recovery. This lack of precision matters. If we can’t separate people experiencing a temporary remission from those who’ve fully recovered, then public health estimates of disease burden will become unstable and difficult to interpret. It also obscures the lived reality of patients whose health might cycle unpredictably between improvement, the hope of recovery, and the return of symptoms.

Moreover, as we move into an age of research being done in partnership with patients rather than just on them, it is important to examine patients’ perspectives on recovery. Through this lens we can better understand the way changes in a person’s experience of symptoms can affect their sense of self. When people who consider themselves recovered from long covid were asked how long they were symptom-free before reaching that conclusion, their answers ranged from a few weeks to over six months.4 Such variation likely reflects the cumulative experience of relapse and people’s answers may be dependent on the overall duration of their illness: people who had long covid for longer may learn not to trust short periods of improvement and therefore recalibrate what “recovered” means to them.

One response might be to formalise recovery by using a standardised minimum duration of symptom absence. Yet even this approach runs into difficulty when reinfection is considered. Evidence from a patient led survey suggests that a majority of people who thought they had recovered from long covid experienced a return of symptoms after subsequent SARS-CoV-2 infections.10 In such cases, it might be more accurate to view long covid not as a single disease episode but as a long term condition, punctuated by periods of remission and relapse.

This raises important questions. Should we adopt the language of remission rather than recovery, as is common in other chronic conditions? This could improve conceptual clarity, but…
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Margaret O’Hara @margaretohara.bsky.social · 18h
This is an excellent article. I’m a relapser-remitter. I have apparently ‘recovered’ from LC more times than I can count, then relapsed/reinfection. had 13 phased returns to work in 3 years before leaving my job. had a roughly 1 year long remission then had 3 relapse/remissions in the next yr
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Special Needs Jungle @spcialndsjungle.bsky.social · 10h
Isn’t it amazing that 90% of LAs can reform plans approved in one attempt to get millions of ££ while most can’t get an EHC needs assessment done in a legal time frame… “Handful of areas still to have Local SEND Plans approved by government” www.cypnow.co.uk/content/news...
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CYP Now - Handful of areas still to have Local SEND Plans approved by government
Around one in 10 areas in England are still to have their plans to improve special educational needs and disability (SEND) services – and with that have most...
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Kristian G. Andersen @kgandersen.bsky.social · 23h
So to the question "why Guinea-Bissau"? There is no justification. Period. Why do the study in the first place? There's honestly no justification either, but if the University of Southern Denmark is so hell-bent on doing it, do it in Denmark.
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Kristian G. Andersen @kgandersen.bsky.social · 23h
Since the HepB vaccine is _not_ given routinely given in Denmark, such a study design would involve offering a randomized group the vaccine vs sham. Again, even such a study would be questionable - because we already know the vaccine is safe and effective - at least it would be better justified.
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Kristian G. Andersen @kgandersen.bsky.social · 23h
In Denmark, that risk is much less (low prevalence +testing), so if one wanted to study "non-specific" vaccine effects - although justifying such a need, given already existing knowledge, is itself highly questionable - could be done there without additional risk.
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Kristian G. Andersen @kgandersen.bsky.social · 23h
In Guinea-Bissau, ~18% of the adult population has HepB, so newborns are at very high risk of getting infected - even with testing - with the only, highly effective, prevention being the vaccine itself. That means withholding vaccination for a subset via a lottery is deeply unethical. Full stop.
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Kristian G. Andersen @kgandersen.bsky.social · 23h
Not mentioned about this unethical study is "why Guinea-Bissau"? The trial is not to test efficacy - we already know it's effective - it's to test non-specific effects. There is *zero* grounds to do that in a country with high risk of HepB - if UoSD is hell-bent on doing a study, do it in Denmark.
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Gregg Gonsalves @gregggonsalves.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
“Nearly one in five people in Guinea-Bissau has chronic hepatitis B, a virus that targets the liver. About 90% of babies exposed at birth develop a chronic infection; 25% of these children go on to die of hepatitis B-related liver cancer or liver failure…” 3/ www.cidrap.umn.edu/hepatitis/he...
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Hepatitis B vaccine study condemned as unethical wins approval from Danish university
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Gregg Gonsalves @gregggonsalves.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
This trial is unethical and the investigators are violating the human rights of these children by experimenting on them with a vaccine for which there is no clinical equipose--as Henrik Støvring says, this vaccine is universally recommended by the World Health Organization at birth. 2/
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Dr Duncan Robertson @duncanrobertson.bsky.social · 12/10/2026
I think it's safe to say that Europe may see some odd stuff happening over the weeks and months ahead.
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Dr Duncan Robertson @duncanrobertson.bsky.social · 12/10/2026
Such as this news.sky.com/story/hacker...
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Hackers heat French supermarket fridges to 50C in 'large-scale' cyber attack
The Paris prosecutor's office called the incident a "large-scale" ‌attack.
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The Chinook Justice Campaign @chinookjustice.bsky.social · 12/10/2026
On the day of the crash, warnings about "unacceptable, unquantifiable" risks with the Chinook Mark 2 were aired. Yet someone decided to put 25 of the most senior intelligence experts, and 4 crew on board. Maybe time to meet our families and get to the truth @primeministeruk.bsky.social
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Ed Davey @eddavey.libdems.org.uk · 12/10/2026
I welcome the Prime Minister’s admission that the Brexit deal is a disaster for our economy, but the real test is: will he drop Labour's red lines that stop us fixing it? Today he says no – so we have more work to do!
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Rob Ford @robfordmancs.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
It would seem the Home Office has now acquired the ability to impose, without visibility or accountability, shadow bans on students coming to British universities from particular countries. How? Because of the interaction between indiv visa decisions (made by HO alone) and visa rules for unis 1/?
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East Anglia Bylines @eastangliabylines.co.uk · 11/10/2026
Trump has turned to Putin to ease the fuel crisis. But what has he given Russia in return – and what might the consequences be for Ukraine and the rest of us? Richard Murphy examines a deeply troubling deal.
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Trump’s Russian diesel deal could come at a devastating price
Trump’s deal with Putin may ease fuel shortages, but risks undermining Ukraine and destabilising an already fragile world
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Aaron Rupar @atrupar.com · 11/10/2026
Zelenskyy: "Prices are rising because of the war in the Middle East, the blocking of Hormuz. Everyone understands it. If we want to speak with people fairly, if we want to be clear, if we want to speak with our nations openly, people have to hear reality. Don't play games with people."
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The Guardian @theguardian.com · 11/10/2026
Andy Burnham says it is clear Russia interfered in Brexit vote
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Andy Burnham says it is clear Russia interfered in Brexit vote
PM says he asked question upon entering No 10 but does not reveal who gave him ‘clear answer’ that Russia meddled Andy Burnham has said it is clear Russia interfered in the Brexit referendum, after seeking answers on the Kremlin’s involvement in the 2016 vote when he entered Downing Street. Burnham said he had asked whether Moscow had attempted to influence the referendum and received a confirmation that it had. Continue reading...
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Prof Gavin Yamey MD MPH @gavinyamey.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
Read this thread & weep In our bioethics classes, we’re all going to be teaching our students about this grotesque RFK Jr-funded trial for decades to come White Danes flying in to Guinea-Bissau to withhold a proven intervention—the new Tuskegee And it’s happening in the year of our Lord 2026 🤯
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Jim Pickard @pickardje.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
some of us worked this out a decade ago but it’s refreshing to see a prime minister say it out loud
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Prof Gavin Yamey MD MPH @gavinyamey.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
They are under investigation for possible misconduct (www.science.org/content/arti...)
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Controversial Danish vaccine research group faces new allegations
Researchers say they couldn’t find complete data for 10 trials that together enrolled tens of thousands of children in Guinea-Bissau
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Ursula von der Leyen @vonderleyen.ec.europa.eu · 11/10/2026
Good call with Zelenskyy today. Fully supported his call for a ceasefire that would protect global food supplies and energy infrastructure in ukraine and Russia. The war has entered a new, grimmer phase. Russia is stalling on the battlefield and striking civilians far behind the front lines.
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OSINTRadar @osintradar.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
Norway’s former Chief of Defence, General Sverre Diesen: “Under the current Trump administration, we cannot consider the United States our ally. Trump’s America is a hostile actor that, in the event of a conflict in Europe, would side with Russia rather than with us and other European countries.”
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Tony Yates @t0nyyates.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
Obvious... but great that ex military people with credibility are pointing it out, so that voters can take notice
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Dan Sohege @danielsohege.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
Yet again, Labour showing itself to be the single most racist and hostile anti-asylum government in living memory. It can take decades, if ever, for refugees to be safe returning to countries they fled, and that's when those countries are stable which Syria is not www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
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Surgeon faces deportation as Home Office revokes refugee status for Syrians
UK classifies Syria as safe to return to despite UN refugee body’s advice
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Roger Parloff @rparloff.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
ICYMI, great statement by former VP Mike Pence about Trump's betrayal of Ukraine. Scandal there's no one else left in Republican Party able to say it out loud.
President Trump's decision to lift sanctions on Russian fuel amidst Putin's ongoing and brutal attacks on civilian targets in Ukraine makes no sense and is a betrayal of the legacy and leadership of the late Senator Lindsey
Graham.
While Ukraine fights for its survival, Putin's war machine continues to prosecute his terrorist war on civilian populations and innocent Ukrainians are dying every day.
Now, Instead of implementing the tough sanctions Lindsey Graham fought to his last breath to enact, President Trump has announced the United States is lifting sanctions on Russian energy, fueling the Putin's war machine.
As I saw firsthand in Ukraine last month, Putin is losing this war. Ukraine has fought the Russian military to a standstill and reinvented warfare with drones taking the fight into the heart of Russia.
America should not be throwing a lifeline to Putin's war machine. Now is the time to stand strong against Russian aggression as we did during the first Trump administration.
Putin doesn't want peace. Putin wants Ukraine. I have no doubt that if Putin overruns Ukraine, it will only be a matter of time until Russia's military crosses a border that our troops will have to deal with him.
America is the Leader of the Free World. For our National Security, for the security of our Allies in Europe including Ukraine, President Trump should rescind this deal immediately and return to the strong policies of our four years in the White House; impose harsh sanctions on any nation purchasing Russian energy and work with our allies to ensure Ukraine has the military support it needs to repel and defeat this Russian invasion once and for all. Slava Ukraini
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Jorge Liboreiro @jorgeliboreiro.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
Zelenskyy: “With all respect to President Trump, it is up to our society, up to our people, to choose one or another leader.”
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Farrukh @implausibleblog.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
Andy Burnham confirms what previous PM's - May, Johnson, Truss, Sunak and Starmer - failed to, that Russia interfered in the Brexit referendum.
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Mike Galsworthy @mikegalsworthy.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
🔥🔥 This phenomenal article shows how European Movement UK are now laying out a 10-year path back into full EU membership. All the stages, timings, complexities, ratifications and considerations in place. Could even be sooner if we get a lucky break. Read 👇
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Labour voters overwhelmingly want Andy Burnham to commit to rejoining EU, poll shows
Exclusive: New 10-year plan for re-entry to the European Union in 2036 being put to the prime minister
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Rachel Fairbank @sweetsciencewriter.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
Also, just a reminder that RFK Jr made it a point to travel to Samoa, where he stoked anti-vax fears, in the months leading up to a major outbreak, that led to 83 deaths, mostly babies and children.
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Samoa’s prime minister criticises RFK Jr’s vaccine views after deadly measles outbreak
In an exclusive interview, Fiame Naomi Mataʻafa tells the Guardian she is surprised at Trump’s pick for health secretary and criticised anti-vaxxers for their part in 2019 measles crisis
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Rachel Fairbank @sweetsciencewriter.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
This isn’t a “controversial vaccine trial touted by RFK Jr,” this is “playing with the lives of vulnerable infants in a developing nation, which is being pushed by malicious grifters who couldn’t care less about the innocent lives they hurt.”
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Controversial vaccine trial touted by RFK Jr gets go-ahead in Guinea-Bissau
Recommended dose of hepatitis B vaccine will be withheld from thousands of newborns by Danish researchers
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Rachel Fairbank @sweetsciencewriter.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
“Guinea-Bissau has some of the highest rates of hepatitis B in the world, with about 18% of adults carrying the virus. While it may be transmitted from mother to child during birth, it could also be transmitted from another parent, relatives, siblings or caregivers.”
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Controversial vaccine trial touted by RFK Jr gets go-ahead in Guinea-Bissau
Recommended dose of hepatitis B vaccine will be withheld from thousands of newborns by Danish researchers
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Rachel Fairbank @sweetsciencewriter.bsky.social · 11/10/2026
“The children who are randomly selected not to receive the birth dose of the vaccine, those who “lost the lottery”, face in their earliest days the risk of contracting hepatitis B, which can cause irreversible lifelong damage.” No words. I am speechless. This violates all ethical boundaries.
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Controversial vaccine trial touted by RFK Jr gets go-ahead in Guinea-Bissau
Recommended dose of hepatitis B vaccine will be withheld from thousands of newborns by Danish researchers
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East Anglia Bylines @eastangliabylines.co.uk · 10/10/2026
Sir Norman Lamb has been a man with a mission to improve mental health. In his newly published book "Be More Human" he explores why mental health care is broken and how to fix it. Who is this champion? Kate Moore sat down with him in 2023. #WorldMentalHealthDay
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An audience with Sir Norman Lamb
A considered, generous man of conviction, Lamb is revered in North Norfolk and still working hard to improve health and social care for all
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Lee West @whodat35.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
Even the Polish foreign minister is questioning Trump’s alleged diesel oil deal with Russia. America is quickly waking up to see through Trump’s gaslighting to desperate, absurd and foolish attempt to score publicity points prior to midterms. No doubt that Putin doesn’t have the supply.
Social media post from foreign minister of Poland (translated): 

Radosiaw Sikorski MI %
@sikorskiradek
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Our embassy reports fuel shortages even in Moscow, which is always prioritized for supplies. Moreover, serious sources report that Ukraine has already damaged about 50% of Russia's refining capacity. So where will the surpluses for export come from?

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Special Needs Jungle @spcialndsjungle.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
ARFID: Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder is much more than just "fussy eating" Does your family have experience of ARFID? How have you tackled it? www.specialneedsjungle.com/arfid-avoida...
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ARFID: Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder is much more than just "fussy eating" — Special Needs Jungle
ARFID: More than just a fussy eater. Dr Kim Collett shines a light on Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder an overlooked eating disorder
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Christopher Miller @christopherjm.ft.com · 10/10/2026
US officials stepped up pressure on Ukraine to stop striking Russian oil refineries and threatened to cut off vital intelligence sharing as Donald Trump announced a deal with Moscow to release diesel on to the world market. www.ft.com/content/7fd4... via @financialtimes.com
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US warns Kyiv that strikes on Russia jeopardise intelligence-sharing
Donald Trump’s administration delivered threat after Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticised diesel deal with Moscow
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sianushka.bsky.social @sianushka.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
🔴NEW🔴 Joint investigation by me and @hannahalothman.bsky.social at the Guardian Anne and Jane were 10 when they were sexually abused by a man working in their British army school. Two police investigations later, he has never been interviewed or arrested. Why? www.opendemocracy.net/british-army...
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Legal loophole denies justice to child abuse victims in British Army school
Exclusive: Questions over whether alleged abuse fell under military police’s jurisdiction is "travesty of justice"
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Special Needs Jungle @spcialndsjungle.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
Now's the time to challenge Timms Review: write to your MP - DPAC - dpac.uk.net/2026/10/nows...
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Now's the time to challenge Timms Review: write to your MP - DPAC
Benefits and Work explains why we should be challenging the Timms review right now, rather than waiting until its final report is published.
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Prof Sheena Cruickshank @sheencr.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
If they really felt this study was vital they could do in Denmark where vax is not given routinely as hepb rates low but no they would rather put 16000 newborns in a lottery where they could get a fatal or life changing viral infection
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Prof Sheena Cruickshank @sheencr.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
Only hepb positive mums will now be excluded however that doesn’t mean the babies are safe from hepb as it can be transmitted in numerous ways and the tests are not 100%reliable
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Prof Sheena Cruickshank @sheencr.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
Currently the vaccine is not given at birth there but scheduled to be by 2028 despite the country having amongst the highest levels of HepB. The study will assess theoretical impacts of vax like neurological conditions for which there is no evidence
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Prof Sheena Cruickshank @sheencr.bsky.social · 10/10/2026
This is shameful. The controversial Guinea-Bissau truck RFKJr wants to fund has been given ahead. Now a life saving vaccine will be deliberately withheld from newborns in a country where hep B is endemic
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Controversial vaccine trial touted by RFK Jr gets go-ahead in Guinea-Bissau
Recommended dose of hepatitis B vaccine will be withheld from thousands of newborns by Danish researchers
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Olga Nesterova @onestpress.onestnetwork.com · 09/10/2026
Zelenskyy: While our teams are meeting in Florida, US President is having conversation with Kremlin leader responsible for this war. I believe they are simply using our team as a cover...clearly not acting in good faith as a partner. And this, in my view, is a weak decision from strong partners.
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North East Bylines @northeastbylines.co.uk · 10/10/2026
As the UK took centre stage at one of Europe’s biggest music showcases, access to the Schengen area and the 90/180 day rule is constantly hampering British artists’ and crews’ ability to tour the EU. There is a simple fix – and it is already on the Prime Minister’s desk | Tim Brennan
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Britain was Guest of Honour at Waves Vienna. Its touring creatives still can’t work freely in Europe
As the UK took centre stage at one of Europe’s biggest music showcases, access to the Schengen area and the 90/180 day rule is constantly hampering British artists’ and crews’ ability to tour the EU. There is a simple fix – and it is already on the Prime Minister’s desk
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