Hahahaha …Councils don’t want fireplaces because they are bad for the planet … then force builders to spend £1,200 per house installing fake PLASTIC (made from oil) You couldn’t invent this level of stupidity 🤡

Welfare breakdown: 50% pensions 40% people IN work & that will go up when they force people into any job 10% unemployed or sick or disabled Seems they have decided the 10% must be punished instead of forcing companies to pay a decent wage so the 40% don't have to claim anything

Wake up Makerfield. Wake up Britain. Labour want to harm you not help you. They are saying this because they STIlL believe the left will vote for them if they act right. Don’t let them get away with it or they will never learn. Vote Green 💚

RT @K4rmaRules: Labour don't want you to remember this. @jeremycorbyn the crowds, the singing and the policies. 🎵🎹🎶Oh, Jeremy Corbyn 🎶🎹…

The convenient cognitive dissonance of politics Keep messaging that the unemployed have to get jobs, bc that gets votes. But fail to mention that there's no jobs for them, bc that doesn't get votes

Is this not a reason to call a mistrial?

These ads are now everywhere on Facebook. If @AmazonKDP doesn't do something to weed out this junk, the integrity of all indie authors is under threat. All Amazon needs to do is CLEARLY flag every book that is written with AI - let readers make the decision.

Bloomberg is owned by the world's 18th richest man. Billionaires emit more carbon in one hour than a poor person does in a lifetime. This is propaganda.

The problem isn’t welfare @AndyBurnhamGM It’s extraction. The welfare state is magic self perpetuating. The problem isn’t welfare. The welfare state was one of the greatest engines of prosperity ever created: healthier children, educated workers, security that allowed people to innovate and take risks. The problem is extraction, an economy where wealth flows upwards and away from the communities that create it. A society cannot cut its way to prosperity if its productive foundations are being hollowed out.

Hugh Grant is fed up with what screens are doing to kids. As a dad in his 50s, he says the hardest part of parenting isn’t the children themselves, it’s fighting the most powerful industry on earth that’s ruthlessly addicting kids to screens for profit. What finally pushed him over the edge? Schools proudly handing every child an iPad, turning the entire day into screen time. He calls it almost unbearable. We’re only now starting to see the real downsides of all this screen time. We’ll need to find the right balance, and above all, follow the emerging science. At what age did screens start worrying you with your kids?

Jobs for young adults is a pressing issue of our times. One possibility is that a freeze or reversal of the state pension age could release jobs for younger adults. It could also give a respite to senior citizens being worked to death. What do you make of the Minister's reply?

You would not be surprised to learn that Hannah Spencer’s “£2000 Gucci shirt” is actually a random find from a charity shop Don’t believe everything billionaires tell you.

"They Will Carry That Label for the Rest of Their Lives" Juliet Stevenson Four Palestine Action Activists Sentenced as Terrorists Despite No Terror Charges

This really does put the scale of the Great Pyramid into perspective.

I really miss Clive James! He was charming, subtle, endlessly witty, and profoundly withering, all at the same time

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It's always a pleasure to hear people such as Lord Richard Walker [est net worth £424m] and war criminal Tony Blair [est net worth £60m] bleating on about the 'unfair' pensions triple lock system and how it's 'unaffordable'. Balderdash! ft.com/content/21527e4b-c720… via @ft

💯- the party is over for them, people can’t and won’t pay the loaded price anymore

I can confirm: shared ownership is not affordable. It's leasehold on steroids.