Jo Goodman
@jogoody.bsky.social
Financial Inclusion at Trussell and campaigning with Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice after losing my utterly brilliant Dad ❤️ Views very much my own.
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Boris Johnson has broken his silence with an attack on the Covid bereaved for "wrangling" on about the deaths of our loved ones.
He has no place in public life and must be stripped of all his ex-PM privileges.
If you agree, sign our petition:
c.org/yKDJfh65B2
He has no place in public life and must be stripped of all his ex-PM privileges.
If you agree, sign our petition:
c.org/yKDJfh65B2
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End Publicly Funded Privileges For Boris Johnson Following Covid Inquiry
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November 22, 2025 at 11:24 AM
Boris Johnson has broken his silence with an attack on the Covid bereaved for "wrangling" on about the deaths of our loved ones.
He has no place in public life and must be stripped of all his ex-PM privileges.
If you agree, sign our petition:
c.org/yKDJfh65B2
He has no place in public life and must be stripped of all his ex-PM privileges.
If you agree, sign our petition:
c.org/yKDJfh65B2
Reposted by Jo Goodman
'There you go again discussing a perfect world'.
Matt Hancock perfectly encapsulates Anna Morris KC's reference to a 'chorus of denial' in her Module 5 closing statement for Bereaved Families.
We didn't need perfection. Putting public health before profit would have been enough.
Matt Hancock perfectly encapsulates Anna Morris KC's reference to a 'chorus of denial' in her Module 5 closing statement for Bereaved Families.
We didn't need perfection. Putting public health before profit would have been enough.
April 9, 2025 at 9:35 AM
'There you go again discussing a perfect world'.
Matt Hancock perfectly encapsulates Anna Morris KC's reference to a 'chorus of denial' in her Module 5 closing statement for Bereaved Families.
We didn't need perfection. Putting public health before profit would have been enough.
Matt Hancock perfectly encapsulates Anna Morris KC's reference to a 'chorus of denial' in her Module 5 closing statement for Bereaved Families.
We didn't need perfection. Putting public health before profit would have been enough.
Reposted by Jo Goodman
In Module 1, the Inquiry heard a very clear message from Prof. Sir Michael Marmot;
External shocks expose and amplify underlying inequalities in society.
The consequences of increasing poverty and inequality are deadly. That is a pandemic lesson the government is ignoring.
External shocks expose and amplify underlying inequalities in society.
The consequences of increasing poverty and inequality are deadly. That is a pandemic lesson the government is ignoring.
April 7, 2025 at 1:25 PM
In Module 1, the Inquiry heard a very clear message from Prof. Sir Michael Marmot;
External shocks expose and amplify underlying inequalities in society.
The consequences of increasing poverty and inequality are deadly. That is a pandemic lesson the government is ignoring.
External shocks expose and amplify underlying inequalities in society.
The consequences of increasing poverty and inequality are deadly. That is a pandemic lesson the government is ignoring.