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Ladybbird · 05-06-23, 16:52

Out-of-Touch Rishi Sunak Gives $3Million to US College as UK Schools Can't AffordBasics

Rishi Sunak and his wife donated a huge sum for a computing lab at Claremont McKenna in California, where Akshata Murty studied. The college fees are $86,500 a year for tuition and board

BBC 5 JUNE 2023

Rishi Sunak and his wife gave $3million to a mega-rich US college while UK schools scrimp and save to afford even the basics.

The “absolutely staggering” donation paid for a computing lab at Claremont McKenna in California, where the PM’s wife Akshata Murty studied economics and French as an undergraduate. Fees are $86,500 a year for tuition and board.

Its hi-tech facility – with top-of-the-range computers and state-of-the-art chairs at £650 a throw – is named the Murty Sunak Quantitative and Computing Lab in the couple’s honour.

Their names appear on a sign outside and on the door. The donation in 2018 came three years after Mr Sunak became MP for Richmond in North Yorkshire.

It was previously reported he and his wife gave more than £100,000 to his old public school, Winchester College.

Claremont McKenna has a $1.1billion fortune thanks to benefactors – a sum beyond the wildest dreams of schools in Mr Sunak’s own patch. Leyburn Primary, for example, had to put on a family fun day to buy computers.

The Parents, Teachers and Friends Association has raised £5,000, enough for nine computers to replace 15-year-old machines. But it needs another £10,000 to get 18 more so every pupil in a class can use one at the same time.

Mel Wise, chair of the PTFA, said: “It’s a joke. Like Whitney Houston would say, the children are our future. Why are we not investing in them more?”

The PTFA is holding a midsummer ball this month to raise further cash. Mr Sunak has said he is unable to attend but has offered to provide a raffle prize.

Labour’s Bridget Phillipson was astonished to learn the PM had given cash to the US college at a time UK state schools were being starved of resources. The Shadow Education Secretary said: “Tories are failing a generation of children, after 13 years of investing less in education than the last Labour government. Parents are being asked to contribute more and more to core school costs even as their own incomes shrink and costs soar.

“Meanwhile private schools in Britain and America are getting handouts from our out-of-touch Prime Minister’s own pocket. It is absolutely staggering.”

Leyburn Primary is typical of schools across England which face a massive squeeze on finances. While education funding will be restored to 2010 levels next year, some schools are in poverty.

Heads have had to ask parents to donate essentials such as toilet roll, pens and paper. Staff routinely buy equipment out of their own pocket – and work unpaid hours.

A survey of 1,428 teachers by the Sutton Trust found 42% had cut back on IT equipment, up from 27% last year.

Claremont McKenna, meanwhile, describes itself as one of the US’s “top liberal arts colleges”.

The university is located on a “scenic, tree-lined” campus 30 miles east of Los Angeles. It is part of a group of colleges that models itself on Oxford University.

Famous “old boys” include the late actor Robin Williams.

The PM’s wife has been a member of the board of trustees since 2011.

She has indicated the decision to fund the computing lab was inspired by her billionaire father Narayana Murty.

He is co-founder of Indian IT firm Infosys and is famed for his motto: “In God we trust. And everyone else must bring data to the table.”

The lab has Movi Nester chairs with a range of adjustments to “distribute pressure evenly across the back and seat for better, long-term support”.

As well as the $3million donation, the couple have established the Akshata Murty and Rishi Sunak Professorship in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics at the university.

Their names are etched on a Founders Wall that recognises individuals who have given more than $1million.

After graduating in 2002, Ms Murty studied for a Masters in Business Administration at Stanford University, where she met Mr Sunak. They married in 2009 and have two daughters. The couple are the richest-ever inhabitants of No10 Downing Street with an estimated £520milllion fortune, according to the Sunday Times Rich List. Much of their wealth is thanks to the £481million stake Ms Murty holds in Infosys.

Leyburn Primary school needs £10,000 for IT gear

The couple’s property empire includes a £1.5million manor house in the PM’s constituency.

They built a new swimming pool in the grounds, using so much energy that the local electricity network had to be upgraded to meet demand.

They also own a £7million London home in Kensington and a £5.5million penthouse overlooking the beach in Santa Monica, California – an hour’s drive from Claremont McKenna.

Mr Sunak faced a backlash last year while Chancellor after it emerged his wife was a non-dom, meaning she did not have to pay UK taxes on overseas income. He said she had not done anything wrong and it was unfair to attack her as a “private citizen”.

But after negative headlines, Ms Murty announced she would pay UK taxes. Mr Sunak is currently under investigation by the Commons sleaze watchdog over claims he failed to properly declare his wife’s interests.

At a Commons grilling, he did not tell MPs she owns shares in a childcare firm that was boosted by a key Budget policy. A standards probe is now looking into claims the PM broke the MPs’ code of conduct.

There is no requirement on Mr Sunak to declare his donation to Claremont McKenna.

A source close to him said last night: “The PM and his wife give money to a wide range of philanthropic causes and charities.”

Ladybbird · 05-09-23, 04:39

School Concrete Crisis: UK Schools Delay Term Start Over RAAC Buildings Safety Concerns

Headteachers in Weekend Dash to Make Schools Safe to Open After PM Rishi Sunak Halved School Repair Budgets Cut Despite WARNING

- Yet Sunak and His Billionaire Wife Donated $3 MILLION to a US College & He Donated £100k+ to His Old Boarding School !!!

BBC 5 SEP 2023

Sunak and his billionaire wife are richer than King Charles III

Sunaks' wife Akshata is the daughter of the founder of Infosys NR Narayana Murthy. Often described as the Bill Gates of India, Narayan Murthy is one of the Indian billionaires and has given his daughter Akshata a 0.91 percent stake in his company.

UK Crumbling School Examples:

Crumbling school has lessons in a corridor

A Derbyshire school has delayed re-opening for the start of term by a week over concerns its building may contain crumbling concrete.

St Edward's Catholic Voluntary Academy, in Swadlincote, is investigating a "potential issue" with reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) following a recent building survey.

Pupils had been due to return on Monday but the school will now remain shut until 11 September.

The school said safety was "paramount".

Kevin Gritton, chief executive officer of the St Ralph Sherwin Catholic Multi Academy Trust, which runs the 233-pupil school in Newhall Road, said: "We are working as quickly as possible to confirm the existence of RAAC and then inform parents and staff of what steps, if any, need to be taken to ensure the safety of staff and pupils.

"As a result we have informed staff and parents at St Edward's that we will need to delay the start to term until Monday, 11 September.

"This is to allow further investigations to take place.

"The safety of our staff and pupils is paramount and current government guidance is that no staff or pupils enter any areas where there is suspected RAAC."

The trust told the BBC it was unable to give further details about the issue discovered during the survey at this stage.

In a letter to parents, it said it had not taken the decision to remain shut lightly.

The trust said it was in continuing discussions with the Department for Education (DfE) and would keep parents updated.

Caroline Evans, head teacher of Parks Primary School in Leicester stands next to a taped off section inside the school which contains RAAC

St Edwards is one of several East Midlands schools where the start of term has been disrupted by RAAC issues.

Leicester City Council confirmed three schools had to be "taken out of use" because of RAAC.

Cas Evans, the head teacher of Parks Primary in New Parks Crescent in the city, said she had to relocate several classes and "borrow" rooms.

She estimated the cost of the disruption so far, including getting new toilet blocks for her pupils, was £30,000.

Mayflower Primary School in Leicester was given just 24 hours to close after the problem was identified.

Head teacher Luke Whitney said having to spread its 500 pupils across four sites, including a mosques' community hall and a manor house, had been an "absolute nightmare".

Last week the school was able to partially reopen for half of its 474 pupils while a temporary module is built.

The third Leicester school affected was Willowbrook Mead Primary Academy, the council said.

RAAC issues were also identified at Holy Trinity Catholic Academy, Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, but the school was able to re-open last week.

Out-of-Touch Rishi Sunak Gives $3 Million to US College as UK Schools Can't Afford Basics

Ladybbird · 20-10-23, 14:06

Dr Death Sunak Donated $3m to TOP US College

Rishi Sunak & wife Akshata Murty donated $3 million to one of the US’ top liberal arts colleges. Meanwhile, UK schools are struggling

BBC 20 OCT 2023

Thanks to Rishi Sunaks’ $3 million donation, students at Claremont McKenna College (CMC) in California are enjoying life.

In contrast, UK schools are at risk of collapsing.

Described as one of the United States’ top liberal arts colleges, CMC attracts students from across the globe and counts Mr Sunak’s wife Akshata Murty among its alumni.

The college charges $86,500 (£69,000) per year for fees and board.

In 2018, the PM and his wife donated $3 million (£2.4 million) to CMC, with the funds used to pay for a high-tech computer room that has been named the ‘Murty Sunak Quantitative and Computing Lab’ and avails of chairs costing a reported $811 (£650).

Covid Inquiry: Sunak Called Dr Death by Top Scientist

The governments' new chief scientific adviser described Rishi Sunak as "Dr Death, the Chancellor" in private messages sent during a crucial pandemic meeting, the Covid inquiry has heard.

Prof Dame Angela McLean made the comment in a WhatsApp exchange in September 2020.

At the time, there was fierce debate about the need for social-distancing measures to control the virus.

On Sunday 20 September 2020, then Prime Minister Boris Johnson called a Zoom meeting of scientists to discuss the government's response to sharply rising Covid infections.

Dame Angela, then chief scientific adviser to the Ministry of Defence, who co-chaired the influential SPI-M modelling group during the pandemic, was one of the attendees, along with her colleague Prof John Edmunds, from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM).

'Still Angry'

Then Chancellor Rishi Sunak also dialled in, along with senior Downing Street officials including Dominic Cummings, the government's chief medical adviser, Prof Chris Whitty, and the then chief scientific adviser, Sir Patrick Vallance.

On Thursday, the Covid inquiry was shown a private WhatsApp exchange between Dame Angela and Prof Edmunds, sent at the time of the meeting, which refers to Rishi Sunak as "Dr Death, the Chancellor".

Prof Edmunds told the inquiry he was unable to recall if that had been a specific reference to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme, which had subsidised food in pubs, restaurants and other hospitality venues over the summer, while Covid cases had been low.

But in earlier testimony to the inquiry, he said he was "still angry" about the policy.

"It was one thing to take your foot off the brake - but another to put your foot on the accelerator," he said.

Prof Dame Angela McLean played a critical role in drawing up scientific advice during the Covid-19 pandemic

'Epidemiological Risk'

Prof Edmunds told the inquiry 45,000 people had just died - and while the pub and restaurant sector needed support, the government could have just given them money.

"This was a scheme to encourage people to take an epidemiological risk," he added.

Asked about Prof Angela McLeans' description of Mr Sunak as Dr Death and whether she should apologise, the PM's spokeswoman said he was allowing the inquiry to continue and would not comment on individual points raised by it.

Naomi Fulop, spokesperson for Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK, said the Eat Out to Help Out scheme contributed to the loss of thousands of lives and put unnecessary pressure on the NHS.

"When our current chief scientific advisor has referred to our prime minister as 'Dr Death', how can any of us have faith in our government if another pandemic strikes?" she said.

The Downing Street meeting had also involved scientists from what Sir Patrick Vallance described in an email as the "let it rip" brigade.

That included Carl Heneghan, a professor of evidence-based medicine at Oxford University, and his colleague Prof Sunetra Gupta - both of whom were critics of several lockdown-related measures.

In her WhatsApp exchange, Dame Angela uses an expletive to refer to an individual - thought to be Prof Heneghan - and his evidence, to which Prof Edmunds replies: "Every statistic is wrong."

'Brain Dump' Diary

Earlier in the day the inquiry chair, Baroness Hallett, ruled that only relevant extracts from informal diaries kept by Sir Patrick Vallance could be shown on screen and on the inquiry website.

Lawyers for Sir Patrick had called for restrictions on full pages been displayed as this would breach his privacy rights.

Lady Hallett said it was "premature" to decide the issue now but she would monitor and review the situation after a challenge by eight media organisations including the BBC.

The inquiry itself is taking witness evidence in London until Christmas, before moving to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

05-06-23, 16:52	#1
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,622 Thanks: 27,641 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	COVIDs' Dr Death Sunak Donated $3m to TOP US College While UK Schools are BROKE Out-of-Touch Rishi Sunak Gives $3Million to US College as UK Schools Can't AffordBasics Rishi Sunak and his wife donated a huge sum for a computing lab at Claremont McKenna in California, where Akshata Murty studied. The college fees are $86,500 a year for tuition and board BBC 5 JUNE 2023 Rishi Sunak and his wife gave $3million to a mega-rich US college while UK schools scrimp and save to afford even the basics. The “absolutely staggering” donation paid for a computing lab at Claremont McKenna in California, where the PM’s wife Akshata Murty studied economics and French as an undergraduate. Fees are $86,500 a year for tuition and board. Its hi-tech facility – with top-of-the-range computers and state-of-the-art chairs at £650 a throw – is named the Murty Sunak Quantitative and Computing Lab in the couple’s honour. Their names appear on a sign outside and on the door. The donation in 2018 came three years after Mr Sunak became MP for Richmond in North Yorkshire. It was previously reported he and his wife gave more than £100,000 to his old public school, Winchester College. Claremont McKenna has a $1.1billion fortune thanks to benefactors – a sum beyond the wildest dreams of schools in Mr Sunak’s own patch. Leyburn Primary, for example, had to put on a family fun day to buy computers. The Parents, Teachers and Friends Association has raised £5,000, enough for nine computers to replace 15-year-old machines. But it needs another £10,000 to get 18 more so every pupil in a class can use one at the same time. Mel Wise, chair of the PTFA, said: “It’s a joke. Like Whitney Houston would say, the children are our future. Why are we not investing in them more?” The PTFA is holding a midsummer ball this month to raise further cash. Mr Sunak has said he is unable to attend but has offered to provide a raffle prize. Labour’s Bridget Phillipson was astonished to learn the PM had given cash to the US college at a time UK state schools were being starved of resources. The Shadow Education Secretary said: “Tories are failing a generation of children, after 13 years of investing less in education than the last Labour government. Parents are being asked to contribute more and more to core school costs even as their own incomes shrink and costs soar. “Meanwhile private schools in Britain and America are getting handouts from our out-of-touch Prime Minister’s own pocket. It is absolutely staggering.” Leyburn Primary is typical of schools across England which face a massive squeeze on finances. While education funding will be restored to 2010 levels next year, some schools are in poverty. Heads have had to ask parents to donate essentials such as toilet roll, pens and paper. Staff routinely buy equipment out of their own pocket – and work unpaid hours. A survey of 1,428 teachers by the Sutton Trust found 42% had cut back on IT equipment, up from 27% last year. Claremont McKenna, meanwhile, describes itself as one of the US’s “top liberal arts colleges”. The university is located on a “scenic, tree-lined” campus 30 miles east of Los Angeles. It is part of a group of colleges that models itself on Oxford University. Famous “old boys” include the late actor Robin Williams. The PM’s wife has been a member of the board of trustees since 2011. She has indicated the decision to fund the computing lab was inspired by her billionaire father Narayana Murty. He is co-founder of Indian IT firm Infosys and is famed for his motto: “In God we trust. And everyone else must bring data to the table.” The lab has Movi Nester chairs with a range of adjustments to “distribute pressure evenly across the back and seat for better, long-term support”. As well as the $3million donation, the couple have established the Akshata Murty and Rishi Sunak Professorship in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics at the university. Their names are etched on a Founders Wall that recognises individuals who have given more than $1million. After graduating in 2002, Ms Murty studied for a Masters in Business Administration at Stanford University, where she met Mr Sunak. They married in 2009 and have two daughters. The couple are the richest-ever inhabitants of No10 Downing Street with an estimated £520milllion fortune, according to the Sunday Times Rich List. Much of their wealth is thanks to the £481million stake Ms Murty holds in Infosys. Leyburn Primary school needs £10,000 for IT gear The couple’s property empire includes a £1.5million manor house in the PM’s constituency. They built a new swimming pool in the grounds, using so much energy that the local electricity network had to be upgraded to meet demand. They also own a £7million London home in Kensington and a £5.5million penthouse overlooking the beach in Santa Monica, California – an hour’s drive from Claremont McKenna. Mr Sunak faced a backlash last year while Chancellor after it emerged his wife was a non-dom, meaning she did not have to pay UK taxes on overseas income. He said she had not done anything wrong and it was unfair to attack her as a “private citizen”. But after negative headlines, Ms Murty announced she would pay UK taxes. Mr Sunak is currently under investigation by the Commons sleaze watchdog over claims he failed to properly declare his wife’s interests. At a Commons grilling, he did not tell MPs she owns shares in a childcare firm that was boosted by a key Budget policy. A standards probe is now looking into claims the PM broke the MPs’ code of conduct. There is no requirement on Mr Sunak to declare his donation to Claremont McKenna. A source close to him said last night: “The PM and his wife give money to a wide range of philanthropic causes and charities.” __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

05-09-23, 04:39	#2
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,622 Thanks: 27,641 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	UK Schools Disrepair as Sunak Gives $3MIL to US College & £100k to Boarding School School Concrete Crisis: UK Schools Delay Term Start Over RAAC Buildings Safety Concerns Headteachers in Weekend Dash to Make Schools Safe to Open After PM Rishi Sunak Halved School Repair Budgets Cut Despite WARNING - Yet *Sunak* and His Billionaire Wife Donated $3 MILLION to a US College & He Donated £100k+ to His Old Boarding School !!! BBC 5 SEP 2023 Sunak and his billionaire wife are richer than King Charles III Sunaks' wife Akshata is the daughter of the founder of Infosys NR Narayana Murthy. Often described as the Bill Gates of India, Narayan Murthy is one of the Indian billionaires and has given his daughter Akshata a 0.91 percent stake in his company. UK Crumbling School Examples: Crumbling school has lessons in a corridor A Derbyshire school has delayed re-opening for the start of term by a week over concerns its building may contain crumbling concrete. St Edward's Catholic Voluntary Academy, in Swadlincote, is investigating a "potential issue" with reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) following a recent building survey. Pupils had been due to return on Monday but the school will now remain shut until 11 September. The school said safety was "paramount". Kevin Gritton, chief executive officer of the St Ralph Sherwin Catholic Multi Academy Trust, which runs the 233-pupil school in Newhall Road, said: "We are working as quickly as possible to confirm the existence of RAAC and then inform parents and staff of what steps, if any, need to be taken to ensure the safety of staff and pupils. "As a result we have informed staff and parents at St Edward's that we will need to delay the start to term until Monday, 11 September. "This is to allow further investigations to take place. "The safety of our staff and pupils is paramount and current government guidance is that no staff or pupils enter any areas where there is suspected RAAC." The trust told the BBC it was unable to give further details about the issue discovered during the survey at this stage. In a letter to parents, it said it had not taken the decision to remain shut lightly. The trust said it was in continuing discussions with the Department for Education (DfE) and would keep parents updated. Caroline Evans, head teacher of Parks Primary School in Leicester stands next to a taped off section inside the school which contains RAAC St Edwards is one of several East Midlands schools where the start of term has been disrupted by RAAC issues. Leicester City Council confirmed three schools had to be "taken out of use" because of RAAC. Cas Evans, the head teacher of Parks Primary in New Parks Crescent in the city, said she had to relocate several classes and "borrow" rooms. She estimated the cost of the disruption so far, including getting new toilet blocks for her pupils, was £30,000. Mayflower Primary School in Leicester was given just 24 hours to close after the problem was identified. Head teacher Luke Whitney said having to spread its 500 pupils across four sites, including a mosques' community hall and a manor house, had been an "absolute nightmare". Last week the school was able to partially reopen for half of its 474 pupils while a temporary module is built. The third Leicester school affected was Willowbrook Mead Primary Academy, the council said. RAAC issues were also identified at Holy Trinity Catholic Academy, Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, but the school was able to re-open last week. Out-of-Touch Rishi Sunak Gives $3 Million to US College as UK Schools Can't Afford Basics __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

20-10-23, 14:06	#3
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,622 Thanks: 27,641 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Re: Dr Death Sunak Donated $3m to TOP US College While UK Schools are Struggling Dr Death Sunak Donated $3m to TOP US College Rishi Sunak & wife Akshata Murty donated $3 million to one of the US’ top liberal arts colleges. Meanwhile, UK schools are struggling BBC 20 OCT 2023 Thanks to Rishi Sunaks’ $3 million donation, students at Claremont McKenna College (CMC) in California are enjoying life. In contrast, UK schools are at risk of collapsing. Described as one of the United States’ top liberal arts colleges, CMC attracts students from across the globe and counts Mr Sunak’s wife Akshata Murty among its alumni. The college charges $86,500 (£69,000) per year for fees and board. In 2018, the PM and his wife donated $3 million (£2.4 million) to CMC, with the funds used to pay for a high-tech computer room that has been named the ‘Murty Sunak Quantitative and Computing Lab’ and avails of chairs costing a reported $811 (£650). Covid Inquiry: Sunak Called Dr Death by Top Scientist The governments' new chief scientific adviser described Rishi Sunak as "Dr Death, the Chancellor" in private messages sent during a crucial pandemic meeting, the Covid inquiry has heard. Prof Dame Angela McLean made the comment in a WhatsApp exchange in September 2020. At the time, there was fierce debate about the need for social-distancing measures to control the virus. On Sunday 20 September 2020, then Prime Minister Boris Johnson called a Zoom meeting of scientists to discuss the government's response to sharply rising Covid infections. Dame Angela, then chief scientific adviser to the Ministry of Defence, who co-chaired the influential SPI-M modelling group during the pandemic, was one of the attendees, along with her colleague Prof John Edmunds, from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM). 'Still Angry' Then Chancellor Rishi Sunak also dialled in, along with senior Downing Street officials including Dominic Cummings, the government's chief medical adviser, Prof Chris Whitty, and the then chief scientific adviser, Sir Patrick Vallance. On Thursday, the Covid inquiry was shown a private WhatsApp exchange between Dame Angela and Prof Edmunds, sent at the time of the meeting, which refers to Rishi Sunak as "Dr Death, the Chancellor". Prof Edmunds told the inquiry he was unable to recall if that had been a specific reference to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme, which had subsidised food in pubs, restaurants and other hospitality venues over the summer, while Covid cases had been low. But in earlier testimony to the inquiry, he said he was "still angry" about the policy. "It was one thing to take your foot off the brake - but another to put your foot on the accelerator," he said. Prof Dame Angela McLean played a critical role in drawing up scientific advice during the Covid-19 pandemic 'Epidemiological Risk' Prof Edmunds told the inquiry 45,000 people had just died - and while the pub and restaurant sector needed support, the government could have just given them money. "This was a scheme to encourage people to take an epidemiological risk," he added. Asked about Prof Angela McLeans' description of Mr Sunak as Dr Death and whether she should apologise, the PM's spokeswoman said he was allowing the inquiry to continue and would not comment on individual points raised by it. Naomi Fulop, spokesperson for Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK, said the Eat Out to Help Out scheme contributed to the loss of thousands of lives and put unnecessary pressure on the NHS. "When our current chief scientific advisor has referred to our prime minister as 'Dr Death', how can any of us have faith in our government if another pandemic strikes?" she said. The Downing Street meeting had also involved scientists from what Sir Patrick Vallance described in an email as the "let it rip" brigade. That included Carl Heneghan, a professor of evidence-based medicine at Oxford University, and his colleague Prof Sunetra Gupta - both of whom were critics of several lockdown-related measures. In her WhatsApp exchange, Dame Angela uses an expletive to refer to an individual - thought to be Prof Heneghan - and his evidence, to which Prof Edmunds replies: "Every statistic is wrong." 'Brain Dump' Diary Earlier in the day the inquiry chair, Baroness Hallett, ruled that only relevant extracts from informal diaries kept by Sir Patrick Vallance could be shown on screen and on the inquiry website. Lawyers for Sir Patrick had called for restrictions on full pages been displayed as this would breach his privacy rights. Lady Hallett said it was "premature" to decide the issue now but she would monitor and review the situation after a challenge by eight media organisations including the BBC. The inquiry itself is taking witness evidence in London until Christmas, before moving to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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