UK in last the 2 weeks
• British Steel Nationalised
• Digital IDs scrapped
• VAT on electricity scrapped
• MerseyRail nationalised
• £2 Bus Fare Cap restored
• Hillsborough Law passed
• Apology for Labour’s failings in Gaza
• 14 Starmerites no longer in Cabinet
This is brilliant: The most subversive thing Ukraine exports to Russia isn’t drones.
The thing Putin most hates about Ukraine isn’t NATO membership, or even EU membership alone, it’s what the latter entails…
Democracy
The "Supergirl" movie's message is that it doesn't matter if you're unprepared and narcissistic; you win in the end because you are strong and the stars align for you. This is an American way of seeing things. Our disastrous war in Iran has been fought on these principles.
https://t.co/l7do4Fbc9j
Glad to see @NYCMayor not backing off from saying this, even under bad-faith attacks from pro-Israel, pro-genocide ghouls. But he also concedes he doesn't have the power to arrest ICC indicted war criminal Netanyahu and calls out the US federal government for not joining the ICC.
Think of the British press as 'Blame Pattern News' most things are the PM's fault, a great deal is the fault of foreigners, huge amounts the BBC's fault but nothing is their fault or heaven forfend the readers' fault for believing this stuff in the first place.... fault lies with 'others'.... tired, lazy way to be.....
For too long, people have said that cheaper transport isn't an option.
I don't accept that.
l've done it before and now I'm doing it again: a £2 cap on bus fares for millions across the country.
“Something fundamental has changed. Nigel Farage for the first time is looking vulnerable”
Nerve co-founder @carolecadwalla on her latest deep dive into George Cottrell
The scandal is not that Andy Burnham wants to cut 5% VAT on energy bills by cancelling Keir Starmer's Digital ID
It's that Darren Jones confessed that Keir Starmer's Digital ID program was unfunded
Britain has a bigger problem than bad Prime Ministers https://t.co/f4wYm1GBJQ What if the real problem is not terrible prime ministers (although they have been poor) but a failed economic system coupled with the fact that three of the four countries in the UK don't want to be a part of it any more?
Median gross pay of an employee is £31,584, take home £26,260.
Single person needs to earn £30,500 a year to reach a minimum standard of living. A couple with 2 children needs £74,000.
25.3m Britons, including 7.7m children live below minimum standard.
https://t.co/JYOlB5Q8i5