Special one for Lewis his First team is 3rd, his 2nd Team is 2nd and he is on the top step with Ferrari #f1

Ten years ago today (Tuesday 14th June 2016) @TheSun came out in favour of Leave. This was a hugely important moment for the campaign because of The Sun’s track record of speaking up for a significant voting bloc in the country. They had also supported David Cameron in the 2015 General Election, and were now coming out against the Government..

It cannot be right that a small group of privileged bureaucrats can keep pushing higher costs on a worn out public. I was criticised for these comments but I stand by them. Embrace some uncertainty. Let consumers choose what works for them.

The world has become much more resilient to disaster events over the last century. In the chart here, you can see estimates of average death rates — measured as the number of deaths per 100,000 people — by decade since the early 20th century. Over the last century, death rates have fallen by more than 90%. Records from a century ago are much less complete, with many small and medium-sized events missed, so this may even be an underestimate. This is not because hazards have become weaker. It’s because societies have become more resilient. – Weather forecasting has allowed us to know when disasters are coming ahead of time, giving societies time to prepare. – Early warning systems allow local populations to take cover and stay safe. – Better buildings can withstand earthquakes and hurricanes. – National and international cooperation, combined with transport and trade, means others can provide assistance when a disaster does strike. – Food systems are more productive and better connected, making the impact of a lost harvest less severe than it would have been a century ago. Continuing to improve the resilience of systems worldwide remains crucial to reducing the toll from disasters in the future.