It would take the average UK worker more than 32,000 years to make what British Gas just made in 6 months.
This is a cost-of-greed crisis — and millions of people are paying the price.
There is an alternative: bring energy into democratic public ownership!
A record 170,000 staff left the NHS last year
It doesn’t matter how many NHS staff the government say they will recruit
Without better working conditions they will continue to leave in their droves and there will never be enough
Please RT if you agree
https://t.co/XrHZ8UQMcL
These two stories expose the Tory party for what they are.
Deeply corrupt, greedy, self-serving abusers of democracy and power. And absolute bastards to those most in need.
Just look at this disgusting contrast of unearned privilege and deliberate cruelty.
For women, singing is forbidden in Iran. This woman is bravely singing in one of Esfahan’s most historical mosques. When the security agent tried to stop her, she resisted and continued. Brave Iranian women like her will some day bring down this most anti-woman regime.
@HackedOffHugh Disgraceful.
This is like closing down the police stations and saying the service will be better. It isn’t.
If anything we need more train staff, not fewer. Allow passengers to feel safe at stations and on trains.
Renationalise rail, end this foolish cost cutting for profit.
I've seldom heard about anything nastier than Robert Jenrick's order to paint over the pictures in the asylum centre. Cold, cruel, the act of a soul that's shrivelled and mean to its core. How can he look in the mirror? Utter moral emptiness.
I get it, I really do, and you deserve to live without harassment or insult, but I’m so sad to see you leave Parliament. Thanks for your courage and commitment; hope we see you in front line politics again before too long.
A white British man effectively lynched a young Black mother and her two children by pouring petrol through their letterbox and setting them ablaze. He was found guilty of murder today. Not America, Britain in 2023.
For some reason, Nigel Farage's banking woes are a bigger story
Plans to close most UK railway ticket offices.
Disgraceful. Staff culled for higher profits.
Machines don't always work and have long queues.
Last year, rail companies got £13.3bn subsidy, we still get high fares,
Privatisation is a scam.
https://t.co/bcTVYOK4jn
A mere £500k fine for poisoning 45km of river with noxious chemicals and wiping out over 135,000 fish 🤦🏼⁉️
No wonder our rivers are in such dire ecological condition if the penalties for committing such blatant ecocide are so pathetic.
https://t.co/oM8aBFuU9M
@RRussellDavies I am very fortunate that the local university has a podiatry unit. After a few weeks of trialling various options - exercise; taping of the heel; inserts in my shoe, they started me on ultra sound treatment. Building up the minutes+ intensity over 8 weekly treatments. It worked!
Thank goodness we have @BylineTimes times who are again doing the job of @BBCNews. Still shameless SILENCE from #BBC on fatal motion tabled by @GreenJennyJones to stop the Government restricting our right to protest by using an outrageous abuse of power https://t.co/kMy7cxtFpH