We develop business partnerships with trainers & educators across Europe, in order to provide training opportunities for people & companies in the North East
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Big day yesterday and today - we’re ‘hosting’ the virtual Kick-Off Meeting for our new Erasmus + KA202 Partnership Project CABIT - 7 partners from Austria, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Romania and Spain.
Lots of discussion and planning of the work yesterday and again today😁👍🇪🇺
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Damning quote from a *Downing St adviser* in the Sunday Times’ brilliant long read on the Government’s response to the pandemic.
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Immigrant (noun), definition: A person demonised in newspapers owned by foreign or expatriate billionaires, until said newspapers discover that the country would collapse without them, whereupon their arrival on these shores is celebrated, until said newspapers forget again.
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After a truly incredible couple of weeks, our fundraising appeal is now closed at a grand total of £103,834. Given our original dream was to raise £5,000, we are truly astounded and so so grateful to everyone who came together to support independent musicians and @HelpMusiciansUK
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"That is a smoking gun." - @peterjukes
In a speech earlier this year, Boris Johnson argues the UK could make a profit by avoiding lockdown.
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#Covid19UK 7,500 people may have died in care homes as a result of the virus.If we include this number,the total died is in excess of 22,000.Third highest behind USA & Italy. The handling of #Covid_19 is nothing short of criminal negligence!
@MattHancock RESIGN.
RT if agree!
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25 MILLION!
#walkwithtom #TomorrowWillBeAGoodDay
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I notice the main BBC journalists i.e. Laura Kuenssberg, Vicki Young amd Ben Wright haven't tweeted about the #SundayTimes story yet. Isn't it newsworthy?
#BorisOut #BorisResign
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I've got an email in my outbox dated Jan 19, cancelling a fairly important trip to Bangalore and saying "I don't want to go down in history as the guy who brought COVID19 to Devon". It was as obvious as that as early as that. Anyone claiming there was any uncertainty is lying. – at Exeter, England
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"Over-responding is better than delaying action"...
A British academic's warning in mid-January. At this stage our hospitals were depleted for PPE and our number of ventilators/pop was v low.
Been asked by journalists how serious #WuhanPneumonia outbreak is. My answer: take it seriously bc of cross-border spread (planes means bugs travel far & fast), likely human-to-human transmission & previous outbreaks have taught over-responding is better than delaying action.
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My friend called me this morning. Her boyfriend has an 8 year old with his ex. His ex (35) died in the house last night after an ambulance was called when she was struggling to breathe. Dear God, the poor child
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If there’s one thing this week has taught us, it’s that there is no age limit to being an absolute hero.
RIP Margaret x
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Well played Denmark 🇩🇰
The Danish Government has become the first to announce that companies that are registered in tax havens won’t be eligible for Coronavirus crisis bailouts.
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It is heartbreaking that NHS staff have been, and continue to be, failed by those at the highest level.
We hope the media maintain this level of scrutiny for the benefit of everyone in the UK - please RT if you do too.
thetimes.co.uk/article/coron…
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Unfortunately we've lost a few followers due to sharing this article about the government's failings regarding Coronavirus
This is not about politics, it's about the many lives that are at stake, and ignoring it helps no one
Please follow and RT if you remain right behind us
It is heartbreaking that NHS staff have been, and continue to be, failed by those at the highest level.
We hope the media maintain this level of scrutiny for the benefit of everyone in the UK - please RT if you do too.
thetimes.co.uk/article/coron…
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Whilst we blame the govt for deaths of our loved ones, let’s not forget the right wing journalists who enabled their incompetence
