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He's half right. The report doesn't say 25,000 weren't tested. But it also doesn't say or hint that the vast majority of patients probably would have had a test as he claims, that's baseless supposition.
It says 25,000 were released into care homes in England between 17 March and 15 April. It also says that on 11 May, more than 45,000 out of 400,000 care home residents had been tested.
He comes across as a pompious and self-important arse. Obviously his role is to defend the policy that has lead to a national care home scandal. His claims that patients were safely placed in care homes is bollox and not backed up by the report or by all the deaths.
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The BBC again lol on 14:10 - Jun 15 with 966 views
Listened to radio 2 news this morning and they mentioned that a black man was commendable for carrying a white man who had been caught up in a clash of far right violence . Nothing at all was said of the fact that he was walking towards Waterloo station when he was surrounded by 8 or so black lads who gave him a good kicking. Unbelievably biased reporting but that's what you get with the BBC.
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The BBC again lol on 13:17 - Jun 17 with 836 views
Listened to radio 2 news this morning and they mentioned that a black man was commendable for carrying a white man who had been caught up in a clash of far right violence . Nothing at all was said of the fact that he was walking towards Waterloo station when he was surrounded by 8 or so black lads who gave him a good kicking. Unbelievably biased reporting but that's what you get with the BBC.
Good people, bad people. Just goes to show how irrelevant skin colour is in the grand scheme of things. Why people make such a big deal out of it is beyond me.
The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
Listened to radio 2 news this morning and they mentioned that a black man was commendable for carrying a white man who had been caught up in a clash of far right violence . Nothing at all was said of the fact that he was walking towards Waterloo station when he was surrounded by 8 or so black lads who gave him a good kicking. Unbelievably biased reporting but that's what you get with the BBC.
Apparently he was saved from being 'killed'.
I believe 'murdered' is the correct term
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The BBC again lol on 19:30 - Jun 22 with 632 views
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