@andrewc44104127 Underwhelming. A cheery, likeable, daytime TV presenter, tinkering with detail but failing to deal with problem no. 1 - growing the economy.
@MatthewStadlen@LibDems@libdemdaisy As you well know, probably because more people voted Reform than notLibnotDem. A very disingenuous question from a political commentator.
@EdwardJDavey As usual, Ed, wrong and, by the way, dishonest of you as you know very well that it was the stringent measures and fines introduced at ports to prevent smuggling in lorries that caused it. A new route was needed.
@TR01i01i@terrychristian@ESL_Funland Ah, the standard use of a logical fallacy, this time post hoc ergo propter hoc (after this, therefore because of this). I’ve had two operations since we left so that must be due to Brexit. ROFL
@TR01i01i@terrychristian@ESL_Funland Incorrect. You’re only including boat people, who we can see, as opposed to the countless number that came via lorries
@terrychristian@ESL_Funland Once again, incorrect. Under the Dublin Agreement we received more people than we sent away. Everything you say is false (and could easily be checked).
@EdwardJDavey Climate Net Zero reality
Whatever your position on net zero, any contribution by the UK is, and can never rise above, mere gesture politics. UK emissions in 2023 fell to lowest level since 1879 and, since 1990 alone, territorial emissions have dropped by over 54%.