Former CEO of Pennon, owner of South West Water, got £270,000 bonus after parasite outbreak that contaminated drinking water.
SWW dumps sewage in rivers, fleeces customers, neglects investment.
OFWAT didn't stop the bonus.
Let customers vote on exec pay
https://t.co/odlPmzeQ93
Santander CEO attacks UK bank taxes.
Can't recall banks refusing bailouts, attacking profiteering.
In the last 3 years UK govt paid £100bn+ to banks as interest on central bank reserves, a policy that began in 2009. EU curtailed in 2023. UK ought to.
https://t.co/iRo2qyIRKE
Nabatieh yesterday, a Lebanese city under evacuation orders, where we spent time with first responders who continue risking their lives to save others. Locals say the Israeli army has effectively made Nabatieh a no-go zone.
Report coming soon, @IrishTimes
@asianmomriot@MagsSnik@LBC Yes this man has done a lot of wrong as he also has a conviction for stalking his adult step daughter (source: Guardian).
Very silly people exaggerate to imply that a polite range of flirtatious behaviour would be penalised. The CPS description is clear:
https://t.co/OsbAX7pwN6
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Honestly today was a bit heartbreaking, talking to displaced people living in Ramlet el Baida & elsewhere about the horrific circumstances so many are living in. More than one mil remain displaced in Lebanon. Here is a quick video showing where some now stay (in the beating sun)
Crazy that this is getting barely any coverage. This year’s European Press Prize was just awarded to an investigative report by the Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant. It is entitled “What the Wounds Tell” and in it the journalists Maud Effting and Willem Feenstra document the cases of 114 children in Gaza under the age of 15 who were struck by a single bullet to the head or chest. Almost all of them died or were left severely disabled. They chose to document only the cases of boys and girls under the age of 15 (though often much younger: aged 3, 4 or 7) because these are children who can be immediately identified as such. “A single bullet in these parts of the body is a clear indication that these children were deliberately targeted“, the two journalists write.
This is the article: https://t.co/YkZrpqBWBQ
@IanRDHolmes@labourlewis I saw one charity that aims to take aid strictly woman-to-woman without cuts to middle men. Would that be a partial solution? I suppose there is a risk that women *may* be armed in Hamas resistance but I would guess far fewer than men… I would be tempted to think that may work.
@LelandWarrior@jackcoder0@Daily__wisdom_ I’ve seen this paper tweeted about before, but I am confused by the authors being labelled economists. Their maths/science/finance background doesn’t make their findings any less worth discussing, in my view. 😉
The authors:
https://t.co/hSVNwgmkBk
https://t.co/PkSSf56Qaq
📢 We are pleased to share a press statement regarding an important new project that the APPG on Investment Fraud and Fairer Financial Services has embarked on.
It’s about looking into the City of London Corporation; and very importantly it’s about inviting you to have your say, via a short and simple survey.
The project examines whether the City of London Corporation should be drastically reformed or even abolished altogether. Perhaps reform or abolition could lead to a significant reshaping of our financial services landscape, for all the good reasons given in the statement.
This initiative is being led by Green Party member of the House of Lords Natalie Bennett @natalieben .
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Pollution brings easy pickings for some! From Cut Carbon Not Forests newsletter:
“Independent analysis from Ember shows Drax’s UK biomass operations received £1 billion in “low-carbon” subsidies in 2025 — a record payday in the final year of the current scheme.
In 2025, Drax burned nearly 8 million tonnes of wood.”
This ‘low carbon’ accounting trick “hides real, immediate CO2 emissions and hands biomass generators an unfair advantage over truly clean energy.”
@DarkchildJones@bil_sheeba@King0243_PJC@AndyPeacock999 My bet is the buck stops with big tech. AI-generated ‘news’ to stir up outrage, grifters in comment sections pushing this motley crew as a solution. Due to being flush with opaque money like this, they can probably pay for it. Just a theory, but I find it manipulative.
Quotes from Tom Levinson’s article & it is full of context, which by far the most startled me on payment of ‘extremist’ civilian “contractors” to demolish Lebanese houses because no-one else is willing to do that apparently… That’s a job?! *Expletives*.
""It used to be necessary to 'incriminate' a structure to destroy it, to find weapons in it, to prove the presence of terrorists. But today, they just destroy, even schools, clinics; the only thing we didn't touch was the cemetery."