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Shirley Goodall retweeted
@Waitrose has closed the door on a customer trying to avoid synthetic folic acid.
After weeks of correspondence (Case 19308882) they wrote:
“Please refer to my email on 20/10, where I advised that we are unable to assist you further on this matter, as all available information has already been shared. Please note that while any further correspondence will be logged on your file, it may not be responded to.”
One slice of fortified bread is fine. Ordinary daily intake of bread + cereal + pie/pastry + biscuits easily exceeds 300–450 μg — well over the 200 μg level previously advised for over-50s because of B12-masking risk.
A substantial part of Waitrose’s core customer base is over 50. They have no system to identify folic-acid-free products and no plan to warn customers about cumulative exposure.
@ClareCraigPath has highlighted the issues with unmetabolised folic acid and the limits of the safety data. Retailers following the mandate still have a duty to consider cumulative effects under the Food Safety Act.
Shirley Goodall retweeted
REVEALED: FULL LIST OF EU DEMANDS IN 'RESET'
- Scrap plans to deport foreign prisoners
- Uncapped 'youth experience scheme'
- New deal on fishing in Celtic Sea
GB News' Political Editor @christopherhope
has obtained a leaked draft of Brussels' negotiation plan aimed at Burnham
Shirley Goodall retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Andy Burnham's EU Negotiation Document has just been LEAKED
Found inside:
- UK MUST agree to NOT deport criminals from EU countries.
- UK MUST agree to FUND poorer EU Countries
Absolutely scandalous this is even being discussed
The EU are awful
Shirley Goodall retweeted
How can we afford this and why should we want to?
"UK to fund poorer EU countries in new Brexit deal"
The shakedown continues... 🙄
Why on earth should the right to trade energy with the EU be contingent on the UK providing development aid to poorer EU countries?
Would, say, Canada pay tribute to the US in this way?
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…
Shirley Goodall retweeted
I will introduce Reform's Shadow Armed Forces Minister, Wing Commander Angus MacIntyre, LIVE at 2pm.
Angus has more experience than the entire government defence team combined.
He has served in Arctic Norway, Northern Ireland, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Iraq and Somalia.
The Tories and Labour have decimated our Armed Forces and betrayed those who have risked their lives for our country.
Reform UK will rebuild our Armed Forces and right these terrible wrongs.
Tune in at 2pm to hear more about the brilliant work Angus will be doing.
Shirley Goodall retweeted
Our Government has surrendered.
"A draft copy of the summit’s conclusion circulating among diplomats, and seen by the Brussels news website Rapporteur.com, states that the UK has agreed to the EU demands."
thetimes.com/uk/politics/art…
Shirley Goodall retweeted
🚨12 YEAR OLD MISSING OVER 24 HOURS!
Where’s the media coverage 🤯
Share it 🙏🏻 let’s find her 😢💔
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Shirley Goodall retweeted
3 September:
Government suspends army exercises to save £30m.
3 November:
Government gives £40m to Caribbean countries for ‘green projects’.
Shirley Goodall retweeted
Who’s Behind the Global Folic Acid Fortification Agenda? youtu.be/UaGVbyfhm7Y?si=62si… via @YouTube
Please watch this video by Dr Liz Evans on the addition of synthetic folic acid, which is not the natural folate our bodies need it is a drug. Up to 75% humans are likely to be unable to metabolise synthetic folic acid in usable folate. This will cause the vast majority of people to have ever increasing levels of unmetabolised synthetic folic acid retained in their bodies. There are health concerns around increased cancer risks and many other conditions related to high synthetic folic acid levels in the body.
There are no long term studies of the effect of lifelong exposure to synthetic folic acid.
Does this sound familiar?
The UK synthetic Folic acid mandate is supported by the UN, WHO, Bill Gates and the World Bank.
The same people who are pushing this also told us the Covid gene therapies were ‘safe and effective’.
Please raise your concerns with your elected representatives.
Shirley Goodall retweeted
So the Labour government now intend to punish the self employed to take their tax in advance every month. Yet another hammer blow against the engine room of the economy - the self employed.
Many self employed workers receive delayed payments from clients and customers. This new monthly tax grab will destroy so many businesses.
Shirley Goodall retweeted
Buttock-clenching scenes as Treasury Minister Emma Reynolds gets the fake smile wiped off her smug face by Camilla Tominey on GB News
The dizzy cow says Employers are NOT working people, as the car crash gets worse, she says she has a cleaner. She needs sectioning.
Shirley Goodall retweeted
By LUKE CHILLINGSWORTH
Sat, 31 October 2026 at 6:00 pm GMT
Labour has snuck through a fresh update on its controversial pay-per-mile plan into the Autumn Budget. Most drivers will not even realise, but they won't be very happy when they hear what's in store. Pay-per-mile was one of the last ideas cooked up by Rachel Reeves and there had been calls for John Healey to axe the wild plan. But he hasn't.
From 2028, electric car owners will pay 3p per mile to use the roads, with plug-in hybrid rates set at 1.5p per mile. It means the average motorist travelling 10,000 miles per year will face a costly £300 bill. Next is the unfairness. Those who are forced to drive to work and live outside the city will certainly pay more. It's a tax on postcodes.
Did Mr Healey address pay-per-mile in the Commons? Not at all. Instead, the crucial updates around the new electric Vehicle Excise Duty (eVED) charge were shoved into the Treasury's Budget document. How many motorists are downloading that and having a read? It's a great way to sneak it away from the noses of the UK public who will likely be absolutely furious when they find out the details.
An area that's likely to cause some uncertainty is Labour's latest plan for some kind of digital tracking system. Motorists won't like that. New in-built connectivity features will allow vehicles to automatically log mileage, ensuring road users won't need to manually input their figures. The Treasury has explained that this technology could also support mileage estimation for the coming year.
Fortunately, Labour have already realised that this will be highly controversial among road users who won't like this one bit. Treasury officials have stressed that this will only be an "opt-in system". That's something. Drivers will at least have the choice. But at what cost?
express.co.uk/life-style/car…
Shirley Goodall retweeted
Everyday price changes after the 2026 UK Budget:
Up:
- Beer: 3p a pint
- Wine: 16p a bottle
- Petrol: 7.64p a litre
- Car tax: £10 a year
- Long-haul flights: £7.95
Down:
- Gherkins: 4p
Finally, some breathing space.
Shirley Goodall retweeted
Ghastly, draconian madness.
The Tories teed it up.
I will keep the internet free.
🚨 NEW: The age-check methods for Brits to access social media from March have been announced
1. Photo ID matching (passport against a live photo)
2. Banking checks
3. Digital ID services
4. Facial age estimation (additional check if needed)
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The Online Safety Act was introduced to parliament by Nadine Dorries, who defeted to Reform UK in September 2025. At the time, Farage said she "will be a great boost to our campaign to win the next general election."
independent.co.uk/news/uk/politi…
theguardian.com/politics/2025/…
Shirley Goodall retweeted
Buried in @JohnHealey_MP budget is the revelation of £150m for more army bases for illegal migrants. Wonder why the chancellor never mentioned that in his dull statement
Shirley Goodall retweeted
Look at this, stashed away on page 118 of the budget...
The Government is implementing visa salary requirement changes from spring 2027 that will reduce 'occupation-specific minimum salary thresholds from the median to the 25th percentile of wages'.
In short, making it FAR easier for firms to hire migrants.
Why are they lowering barriers to overseas workers instead of training British men and women?
British people do not want more immigration.
At all.
Shirley Goodall retweeted
Hidden away on page 111 of the Budget - 'The government is providing £150 million capital investment in 2027-28 to fund additional large sites to accommodate asylum seekers'
A treasonous decision.
Every penny of that should be directed towards a programme of mass deportations.
