Oxford University has done the maths on "drill baby drill" vs a fully renewable UK.
Maximum North Sea extraction: saves households £16–£82/year.
But ONLY if the government takes every penny of tax revenue and hands it back to households. If they don't, zero benefit.
Full renewables: saves households up to £441/year. Recurring. Every year. Indefinitely.
The North Sea runs out around 2040. Renewables don't.
The analysis was done using January 2026 prices — before the Iran war sent oil to $116 a barrel. Even with cheap fossil fuels as the baseline, renewables win.
This isn't ideology. It's arithmetic.
Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford. March 2026.
“I have seen the practice develop from euthanasia being an exception, to euthanasia becoming a rule.”
Assisted dying expert Professor Theo Boer warns there's evidence "all over the world" that legalising euthanasia "sets in motion a new dynamic" of supply and demand.
@AasmahMir
The GOP conference is currently debating whether it’s a big deal that the nominee for Attorney General is accused of having sex with a 17-year-old girl. Trump decided to nominate this person on a whim outside of any transition vetting. We cannot normalize this behavior.
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Half the death toll are children and medical staff. Killing civilians in random explosions would be called “terrorism” if anyone else did it, but when it’s Israel they call it “Hezbollah pager explosions.”
Robert McIntyre
"I'm from a working-class background. I've got two older sisters my parents foster. We've got a foster boy just now that's been with us for six, seven years.
I was given a great opportunity by my whole family. We used to have a horse for my sisters, and couldn't afford to do both, and my sisters gave up the horse and gave me a chance to go and travel some within Britain.
And I was out grafting, practicing when I was young, and yeah, it was never given. I'm from the West Coast. It's been difficult, obviously, weather-wise, but your face doesn't fit exactly because you're not a central built guy, and I just have to graft at it. The biggest thing for me was never give up.
A lot of people might say, he doesn't quite have this, he doesn't quite have that, but I've got fight and that's all I need."
18 June 1815. Near Waterloo, Belgium.
As day breaks, the torrential rainstorm of the previous night eases, then stops entirely. In a small shallow valley, a dozen miles south of Brussels, tens of thousands of men wake from a restless night. Today there will be a battle. 1/
10 June 1944 - Oradour-sur-Glane - 4 pm
The killing begins. In the church, the women and children are machine-gunned, and grenades are thrown in. The church is set alight and those not dead are burned alive. Marguerite Rouffanche is one of the women trapped inside, her 18-year old daughter Andrée is shot dead next to her.
Marguerite will be the only one to escape from the church.
In other places throughout the village, the men are machine gunned and the buildings set alight. Six men will manage to escape.
643 innocent men, women and children lay dead. The SS troops embark on an orgy of pillaging before torching the village.