Returning to nature.... Sutherland, Scotland.
November 1, 2025 at 1:10 PM
Returning to nature.... Sutherland, Scotland.
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Remember just a few years ago when racism and racists were bad?
Lets go back to that.
Lets go back to that.
September 1, 2025 at 1:57 PM
Remember just a few years ago when racism and racists were bad?
Lets go back to that.
Lets go back to that.
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It is very nearly the tenth anniversary of that brief moment when, for 2 or 3 days, British newspapers remembered refugees are desperate human beings who need our help, rather than scum that it's okay to threaten with violence.
August 21, 2025 at 4:44 PM
It is very nearly the tenth anniversary of that brief moment when, for 2 or 3 days, British newspapers remembered refugees are desperate human beings who need our help, rather than scum that it's okay to threaten with violence.
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Once again, another excellent article from Fraser Nelson - who, as Editor of the Spectator, did more than anyone else in the UK media class to normalise the far-right conspiracist catastrophism he now so rightly decries.
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August 8, 2025 at 9:55 PM
Once again, another excellent article from Fraser Nelson - who, as Editor of the Spectator, did more than anyone else in the UK media class to normalise the far-right conspiracist catastrophism he now so rightly decries.
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Finding it difficult to get a GP appointment still?
GP UNEMPLOYMENT
No record of employment in GP practices
19% of 2018/2020
27% of 2021
31% of 2022
33% of 2023
46% of 2024
6900 qualified GP in are either back in hospitals, locums, left UK or unemployed - such a waste of training
Graphic from 2018-2025
digital.nhs.uk/binaries/con...
No record of employment in GP practices
19% of 2018/2020
27% of 2021
31% of 2022
33% of 2023
46% of 2024
6900 qualified GP in are either back in hospitals, locums, left UK or unemployed - such a waste of training
Graphic from 2018-2025
digital.nhs.uk/binaries/con...
August 8, 2025 at 3:40 PM
Finding it difficult to get a GP appointment still?
Me too!
I wonder what our political landscape would look like if the BBC and other media outlets, but especially the BBC, had provided the Green Party with as much attention as they heaped on Nigel Farage.
August 2, 2025 at 6:00 AM
Me too!
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Public’s priority is access to GPs
Labour’s promises ‘Bring back the family Doctor’ ‘End the 8am rush’
Reality GPs provide more for less, never run a deficit & yet even this year’s contract is a smaller proportion of the NHS uplift than hospital Trusts
A shift is needed now before it’s too late
Labour’s promises ‘Bring back the family Doctor’ ‘End the 8am rush’
Reality GPs provide more for less, never run a deficit & yet even this year’s contract is a smaller proportion of the NHS uplift than hospital Trusts
A shift is needed now before it’s too late
July 19, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Public’s priority is access to GPs
Labour’s promises ‘Bring back the family Doctor’ ‘End the 8am rush’
Reality GPs provide more for less, never run a deficit & yet even this year’s contract is a smaller proportion of the NHS uplift than hospital Trusts
A shift is needed now before it’s too late
Labour’s promises ‘Bring back the family Doctor’ ‘End the 8am rush’
Reality GPs provide more for less, never run a deficit & yet even this year’s contract is a smaller proportion of the NHS uplift than hospital Trusts
A shift is needed now before it’s too late
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Is the reason we can't afford to pay doctors and nurses the same wages they earned in 2008 in real terms
Because £23 billion in contracts goes to private firms providing services to the NHS, generating for them over £3 billion in profit every year?
Profits more important than NHS staff pay?
Because £23 billion in contracts goes to private firms providing services to the NHS, generating for them over £3 billion in profit every year?
Profits more important than NHS staff pay?
July 9, 2025 at 7:54 PM
Is the reason we can't afford to pay doctors and nurses the same wages they earned in 2008 in real terms
Because £23 billion in contracts goes to private firms providing services to the NHS, generating for them over £3 billion in profit every year?
Profits more important than NHS staff pay?
Because £23 billion in contracts goes to private firms providing services to the NHS, generating for them over £3 billion in profit every year?
Profits more important than NHS staff pay?
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Labour MPs PROMISED YOU they would make the NHS so good, no one would have to go private
Wes Streeting's new 10 year plan *should have set out how*
1) investing in NHS capacity to match comparable EU countries
2) phasing out the private sector over time
weownit.org.uk/news/5-ways-...
Wes Streeting's new 10 year plan *should have set out how*
1) investing in NHS capacity to match comparable EU countries
2) phasing out the private sector over time
weownit.org.uk/news/5-ways-...
July 4, 2025 at 3:12 PM
Labour MPs PROMISED YOU they would make the NHS so good, no one would have to go private
Wes Streeting's new 10 year plan *should have set out how*
1) investing in NHS capacity to match comparable EU countries
2) phasing out the private sector over time
weownit.org.uk/news/5-ways-...
Wes Streeting's new 10 year plan *should have set out how*
1) investing in NHS capacity to match comparable EU countries
2) phasing out the private sector over time
weownit.org.uk/news/5-ways-...
Time to stand up and say we need to rejoin Angela?
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner says that Reform UK leader Nigel Farage "promised the world the moon on a stick" with Brexit. She said that Britain has not seen any of the promised benefits from Brexit.
www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/new...
www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/new...
Rayner says Farage’s Brexit promises haven’t come true
www.independent.co.uk
July 3, 2025 at 12:49 PM
Time to stand up and say we need to rejoin Angela?
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Knowing Brexit is a deeply dishonest project should be good enough reason to bin it, along with the liars who flogged it to the country.
Instead, we stay stuck in this Brexit dead-end because no one quite has the courage to admit what an epic fuck-up it is.
www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/new...
Instead, we stay stuck in this Brexit dead-end because no one quite has the courage to admit what an epic fuck-up it is.
www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/new...
Rayner says Farage’s Brexit promises haven’t come true
www.independent.co.uk
July 3, 2025 at 12:04 PM
Knowing Brexit is a deeply dishonest project should be good enough reason to bin it, along with the liars who flogged it to the country.
Instead, we stay stuck in this Brexit dead-end because no one quite has the courage to admit what an epic fuck-up it is.
www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/new...
Instead, we stay stuck in this Brexit dead-end because no one quite has the courage to admit what an epic fuck-up it is.
www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/new...
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Corporate Welfare
2012-2027: £11bn subsidy for Drax, produces electricity by burning trees at double the price from gas.
2024 operating profit £1.06bn £869m subsidy.
£97m dividend paid; £300m share buyback.
Will get free money until 2031. No means testing.
Contrast with welfare of people.
2012-2027: £11bn subsidy for Drax, produces electricity by burning trees at double the price from gas.
2024 operating profit £1.06bn £869m subsidy.
£97m dividend paid; £300m share buyback.
Will get free money until 2031. No means testing.
Contrast with welfare of people.
Corporate vs human welfare: The story of Drax
There is no means-testing for corporate welfare payments.
leftfootforward.org
June 30, 2025 at 7:04 AM
Corporate Welfare
2012-2027: £11bn subsidy for Drax, produces electricity by burning trees at double the price from gas.
2024 operating profit £1.06bn £869m subsidy.
£97m dividend paid; £300m share buyback.
Will get free money until 2031. No means testing.
Contrast with welfare of people.
2012-2027: £11bn subsidy for Drax, produces electricity by burning trees at double the price from gas.
2024 operating profit £1.06bn £869m subsidy.
£97m dividend paid; £300m share buyback.
Will get free money until 2031. No means testing.
Contrast with welfare of people.
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Tax Evasion a problem 360x worse than Benefit Fraud.
June 28, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Tax Evasion a problem 360x worse than Benefit Fraud.
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NHS ‘My companion’ upgrade to 111
For clarity 111 deals with 8m consultations a year or 22k/day
Half of these are sent to GPs
360m/yr consult in GP practices or 1.4m/day
111 deals with about 2% of patients half sent to GPs
Not going to save the NHS but likely to provide more demand for services
For clarity 111 deals with 8m consultations a year or 22k/day
Half of these are sent to GPs
360m/yr consult in GP practices or 1.4m/day
111 deals with about 2% of patients half sent to GPs
Not going to save the NHS but likely to provide more demand for services
June 26, 2025 at 7:09 AM
NHS ‘My companion’ upgrade to 111
For clarity 111 deals with 8m consultations a year or 22k/day
Half of these are sent to GPs
360m/yr consult in GP practices or 1.4m/day
111 deals with about 2% of patients half sent to GPs
Not going to save the NHS but likely to provide more demand for services
For clarity 111 deals with 8m consultations a year or 22k/day
Half of these are sent to GPs
360m/yr consult in GP practices or 1.4m/day
111 deals with about 2% of patients half sent to GPs
Not going to save the NHS but likely to provide more demand for services
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Today Donald Trump joins Hitler, Genghis Khan & Napoleon Bonaparte as one of the great peacemakers of our time.
Bravo Mr President!
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Bravo Mr President!
👏🇺🇸
June 22, 2025 at 10:50 AM
Today Donald Trump joins Hitler, Genghis Khan & Napoleon Bonaparte as one of the great peacemakers of our time.
Bravo Mr President!
👏🇺🇸
Bravo Mr President!
👏🇺🇸
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Netanyahu has spent the better part of two decades trying to strong arm the United States into an unprovoked war against Iran and finally found a president stupid enough to do it for him. Unbelievable.
June 22, 2025 at 12:38 AM
Netanyahu has spent the better part of two decades trying to strong arm the United States into an unprovoked war against Iran and finally found a president stupid enough to do it for him. Unbelievable.
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We need a community care sector supported for the people
@NHSEngland failure - talk is cheap but absolutely no support for community care
Health Visitors ⬇️30%
Learning Disability Nurses⬇️23%
School Nurses⬇️35%
GPs ⬇️ 7%
District nurses ⬇️42%
UK population ⬆️7% - 2012-24
@NHSEngland failure - talk is cheap but absolutely no support for community care
Health Visitors ⬇️30%
Learning Disability Nurses⬇️23%
School Nurses⬇️35%
GPs ⬇️ 7%
District nurses ⬇️42%
UK population ⬆️7% - 2012-24
June 17, 2025 at 4:15 PM
We need a community care sector supported for the people
@NHSEngland failure - talk is cheap but absolutely no support for community care
Health Visitors ⬇️30%
Learning Disability Nurses⬇️23%
School Nurses⬇️35%
GPs ⬇️ 7%
District nurses ⬇️42%
UK population ⬆️7% - 2012-24
@NHSEngland failure - talk is cheap but absolutely no support for community care
Health Visitors ⬇️30%
Learning Disability Nurses⬇️23%
School Nurses⬇️35%
GPs ⬇️ 7%
District nurses ⬇️42%
UK population ⬆️7% - 2012-24
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No GP wants this, name another NHS service providing 20% more with 20% less funding, that gets as much flack & as little support
This is the problem
1/9 people waiting for hospital treatment
500k more people long term sick
2300 patients per GP - 500 more than 2016
20% less £
This is the problem
1/9 people waiting for hospital treatment
500k more people long term sick
2300 patients per GP - 500 more than 2016
20% less £
June 4, 2025 at 7:58 AM
No GP wants this, name another NHS service providing 20% more with 20% less funding, that gets as much flack & as little support
This is the problem
1/9 people waiting for hospital treatment
500k more people long term sick
2300 patients per GP - 500 more than 2016
20% less £
This is the problem
1/9 people waiting for hospital treatment
500k more people long term sick
2300 patients per GP - 500 more than 2016
20% less £
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Totally utterly completely indefensible
❗️BREAKING — The UK Ministry of Defence admits it is “currently training” Israeli military personnel in Britain.
The Labour government has until now refused to answer questions about this, which we covered last year.
👉 www.declassifieduk.org/amid-lebanon...
The Labour government has until now refused to answer questions about this, which we covered last year.
👉 www.declassifieduk.org/amid-lebanon...
June 12, 2025 at 11:42 AM
Totally utterly completely indefensible
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You would think most immigrants to the UK were asylum seekers if you listen to the Media but it is less than 4%.
And the housing shortage?
1945-1979 - 5,000,000 council houses built.
1980-2025 - 250,000 council houses built.
That's why.
And the housing shortage?
1945-1979 - 5,000,000 council houses built.
1980-2025 - 250,000 council houses built.
That's why.
June 12, 2025 at 12:11 PM
You would think most immigrants to the UK were asylum seekers if you listen to the Media but it is less than 4%.
And the housing shortage?
1945-1979 - 5,000,000 council houses built.
1980-2025 - 250,000 council houses built.
That's why.
And the housing shortage?
1945-1979 - 5,000,000 council houses built.
1980-2025 - 250,000 council houses built.
That's why.
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They really should remove the World Cup from the USA and let Canada and Mexico do it all.
Spread the message if you agree.
Spread the message if you agree.
June 11, 2025 at 12:10 PM
They really should remove the World Cup from the USA and let Canada and Mexico do it all.
Spread the message if you agree.
Spread the message if you agree.
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Oh. That's embarrassing.
I'll bet Nige Fartrage is extremely happy about the numbers of people coming over in small boats right now.
Hey BBC News. Can you see if you can get him on to express his joy? I know he's a hard man to pin down.
I'll bet Nige Fartrage is extremely happy about the numbers of people coming over in small boats right now.
Hey BBC News. Can you see if you can get him on to express his joy? I know he's a hard man to pin down.
June 9, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Oh. That's embarrassing.
I'll bet Nige Fartrage is extremely happy about the numbers of people coming over in small boats right now.
Hey BBC News. Can you see if you can get him on to express his joy? I know he's a hard man to pin down.
I'll bet Nige Fartrage is extremely happy about the numbers of people coming over in small boats right now.
Hey BBC News. Can you see if you can get him on to express his joy? I know he's a hard man to pin down.
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UK is corruption island, ripping you off for essentials far more than anywhere else on the planet.
June 7, 2025 at 12:08 PM
UK is corruption island, ripping you off for essentials far more than anywhere else on the planet.