@AskNationwide@AskNationwide Apologies if my earlier question was a bit vague. I'll be more specific. Given that I've had the temerity to raise a complaint against your fraud department, should I just expect all the punishment they are visiting upon me as a result, and put up with it?
I'd like to thank @JessieP250 for writing about Roy Jay. Clearly not everyone does, but I remember Roy very well from the 80s. He had a tragic story, and I think it should be told. Thankyou Jess.
@campbellclaret I'm certain the next Consecutive PM will not want Blair hung up there either. This strikes me as being profoundly normal. According to your analysis anyway.
Massive shout out for the kindness and professionalism of staff at Bridlington Spa. And to you @SamRyderMusic for another masterclass in performing excellence. Just a fantastic night.
@Tesco Today one of your assistants suggested that I may have stolen a receipt, and then within the space of 10 minutes, manufactured photographic evidence, and returned to store, in an attempt to defraud you of a 97 pence frozen pizza. Is this normal?
@JamieLaing_UK Until today I had no idea you suffered from tinnitus. Our stories are very very similar. I have donated to RNID, and wanted to thank you for raising awareness.
https://t.co/jhyNJyqPgO It's entirely possible the Post Office did mislead him. But I don't think that's really the point. The point is he's another senior politician who just can't do critical thinking. Why do we keep electing these people?
Maybe someone can tell me how we can go on, year after year, exporting jobs and prosperity to China, and still expect our economy to grow. https://t.co/YcjQ9E7wSm via @ft
@otrapnellmedia Perhaps not the Elgin Marbles, but let's face it, King Charles does politics. He said he'd be a fool to do it as king, and is now being branded by his own words.
@susan_bagheri@RupertLowe10 I tend to agree. Problem is, that's not what ITV are saying. They are saying the editing is fully impartial. I guess we'll find out.
@PeterSweden7 If you have to have meetings, presentations, and votes to declare something an emergency, then it's probably not an emergency. The word was introduced for psychological and political leverage. That's it really.
Mail acting like there's a surprise in here. Starmer and his hideously wealthy chums want to reverse Brexit. If Labour win the election they will claim it's a mandate for doing so. No surprise at all. https://t.co/TEUIWqVfv3 @MailOnline
@blufuture@_ClimateCraze Depends how you add it up. That's why renewables are sold as cheaply 'generated'. Factor in all the other costs of delivering their energy to consumers as well, and suddenly they aren't cheap any more.
@neeha7777@_ClimateCraze This is true elsewhere as well. Energy grids are designed from the bottom up for throttled energy input. We are racing towards renewables with no clear plan on how to properly deliver them. Only vague notions of how it might work.