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X is a cesspit led by an unhinged billionaire who is desperately trying to stir up civil war in Britain. Nobody with any sense or decency should be there. No organisations, government departments, or politicians should be there. Everyone who is, is enabling this monster.
Interviewer: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, as a doctor and the creator of the supremely rational detective Sherlock Holmes, do you believeā Doyle: Yes! interviewer: I hadn't finished the question, Sir Arthur. Doyle lunging across an occasional table: I BELIEVE IN IT
It's strange seeing the centre and the right mocking anyone getting excited about the Green Party. Maybe their ceiling IS 17%. Maybe it's a flash-in-the-pan thing. But we are allowed to get excited about feeling represented on the left after almost six years of being told "you're done, stfu".
This is how you do wash trading. All these companies are investing in each other paying each other bits of the same trillion dollars in order to make it look like theyāre so close to AGI so investors will keep giving them money to lose. This is also known as a Junkieās promise.
āHeās absolutely right about the botched (Brexit) deal of the last government, the damage thatās done to our economy and weāre just seeing some of the figures coming through in relation to that. Thatās one of the factors behind how they crashed the economyā Keir Starmer #PMQs
The final straw for my marriage wasn't my ex-husbands fling with a colleague, or him losing thousands on a dodgy crypto scam, or him talking about golf nonstop, it was the formal letter of complaint he wrote to Heinz about a tin of beans and sausages being a sausage short. Ick.
According to scientists hurricane Melissa has been predominantly caused by climate change. But hey - let's all keep listening to people who know fuck all about it and tell us there isn't a problem.... even as the oil lobby funds them. www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cv...
My job could easily be done in two hours a day, from home. Instead I spend 5.5 hours a day on my phone, at my desk, with AirPods in. I once mentioned it and asked for more responsibility. Since that was met with silence, I'll take the full time salary for two hours a day work.
When I see a flashy car parked across two bays, I always park close to the driver door of said car if I can. I've ended up on the local 'Parks Like A Twat' page on Facebook a few times but I always take a photo to prove I'm doing God's work. More people should do it.
šØWow! Over 100,000 have now signed the petition calling on the government to #FixNHSdentistryNOWš If you are one of the 14 million adults unable to access NHS dentistry in England sign @thebda.bsky.socialās URGENT call for action hereš you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/fu...
So much for "boosting growth". All this vandalism will do is leave us with devastated ecosystems, fewer green spaces, worse quality of life, while neither solving the housing crisis (because the problem IS NOT AND NEVER WAS "bats and newts") nor creating "growth". www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Very good first conversation with Japanās Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. Europe and Japan are trusted friends. And in todayās uncertain world, friendship matters more than ever. Together, we stand for open economies, secure societies, and fair rules.
Hurricane Melissa is bringing severe weather to Jamaica and across the Caribbean. My thoughts are with everyone affected, including British nationals in Jamaica and Londoners worried about loved ones. Please follow local advice and FCDO updates for the latest guidance. bit.ly/4hudYXg
āThe government is leaving no stone unturned to investigate and recover public funds lost to fraud and error during the pandemic⦠Recovery action has resulted in some PPE suppliers being referred to the National Crime Agency for suspected fraudā www.theyworkforyou.com/wrans/?id=20...
The Planning Bill is back in the Lords today - and it still falls short of the win-win for nature the Government says it wants. Weāre grateful to the Peers that have stepped up with vital fixes. But todayās votes help decide whether this Bill truly delivers for nature & people. š
I've written for the Metro on how Starmer's latest attempt to look 'tough' on asylum seeker hotels has exposed him as a coward. A government spending more just in order to inflict greater misery on refugees is beyond contempt - & that contempt is showing up in the polls. metro.co.uk/2025/10/29/k...
I have to write an annual report on a service I run that justifies its continuation. Every year quite senior people read it, comment favourably and renew. But the data in the report is bollocks and does not support the reports conclusions. No-one has ever questioned the data.
Any time one of those fake foreign British nostalgia accounts starts banging on about the 50s, send them this wonderful interview with Don McCullin, and his description (familiar to me from the 70s) of how brutal London was in the 50s www.theguardian.com/artanddesign...
At a major insurer years ago, we all had identical stripped-down versions of windows. On a departmental exchange day, I noticed the IT dept had regular installations. I slyly copied solitaire and minesweeper to a shared drive, then to every PC I used from then on. Tee-hee!
Cats really are the most insane creatures. They're true apex predators in a body the size of your calf, they have night vision, agile, fast, jaws strong enough to break bones, have a purr that can help heal bones. And to top it off, they can survive a fall at terminal velocity.