"The theme for Anti-Bullying Week 2020 is: United Against Bullying. Anti-Bullying Week will happen from Monday 16th - Friday 20th November and will start with Odd Socks Day to mark the first day of Anti-Bullying Week. "
"Last year 75% of schools in the country took part, reaching well over 7 million young people. "
"Bullying has a long lasting effect on those who experience and witness it. But by channelling our collective power, through shared efforts and shared ambitions, we can reduce bullying together. "
"From parents and carers, to teachers and politicians, to children and young people, we all have a part to play in coming together to make a difference.
" We want to know how long the Conservative party had concerns and why nothing was done to keep young people safe. If this is happening to young activists we don’t want anyone else to suffer in this way.”
"British Transport police say party has rebuffed repeated requests to see findings of inquiry launched following suicide of young activist Elliott Johnson"
You just want to try and play the person card in their defence
A reminder Thatcher
1970 General Election Address
"We want a nation with high standards of integrity, tolerance and personal responsibility."
A reminder Thatcher
Margaret Thatcher (on Macmillan)
1963 Jun 22 Finchley Conservative Fair
"The Prime Minister is a man of the highest integrity and honour and should not, therefore, suffer for someone whose standards were not as high as his own.”
"as high as his own"
Is fascinating
As I would like any Tory MP to describe how "high" Boris Johnson's standards are
Like Jacob Rees Mogg here who cannot answer a simple question on whether a PM has a moral compass
The take up and promotion of the messaging around the "green industrial revolution" has been more successful than "boutique PR" or the craven cult cowering before Cummings
SNP Accused Of 'Misleading' Public Over School Cuts
In an extraordinary move, the statistics watchdog says "exaggerated" claims "do not give the full picture".
Special needs pupils being failed by system 'on verge of crisis'
Rising demand puts councils in Scotland at risk of bankruptcy