Vegan Pilot
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Starmer condemns Reform's plans to deport people who've been here legally, living and working in our communities.
Quite right, and about time.
But that also means changing course on the government's *own* plans .
ukandeu.ac.uk/immigration_...
Quite right, and about time.
But that also means changing course on the government's *own* plans .
ukandeu.ac.uk/immigration_...
Immigration is down, should the government be happy? - UK in a changing Europe
Jonathan Portes analyses the latest ONS immigration statistics. He argues that net migration has dropped significantly, but that this will expose the...
ukandeu.ac.uk
September 28, 2025 at 8:17 AM
Starmer condemns Reform's plans to deport people who've been here legally, living and working in our communities.
Quite right, and about time.
But that also means changing course on the government's *own* plans .
ukandeu.ac.uk/immigration_...
Quite right, and about time.
But that also means changing course on the government's *own* plans .
ukandeu.ac.uk/immigration_...
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New tech scales way faster than old.
Solar went from 100 → 1,000 TWh in 8 years, then doubled again to 2,000 TWh by 2024—in just 3 more years. For each of the last three years, solar was the biggest source of new electricity globally. Nothing else has scaled this fast.
Solar went from 100 → 1,000 TWh in 8 years, then doubled again to 2,000 TWh by 2024—in just 3 more years. For each of the last three years, solar was the biggest source of new electricity globally. Nothing else has scaled this fast.
August 23, 2025 at 8:53 AM
New tech scales way faster than old.
Solar went from 100 → 1,000 TWh in 8 years, then doubled again to 2,000 TWh by 2024—in just 3 more years. For each of the last three years, solar was the biggest source of new electricity globally. Nothing else has scaled this fast.
Solar went from 100 → 1,000 TWh in 8 years, then doubled again to 2,000 TWh by 2024—in just 3 more years. For each of the last three years, solar was the biggest source of new electricity globally. Nothing else has scaled this fast.
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Bloody hell. What a point.
Can u imagine this amount of coverage about the economic costs of Brexit?
Sigh.
Sigh.
April 3, 2025 at 6:54 AM
Bloody hell. What a point.
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Without trade unions we wouldn’t have
• a minimum wage
• maternity & paternity rights
• pension provision
• holiday & sickness entitlements
victories which have benefited every single person in this country
Join a union👇
www.tuc.org.uk/joinunion
youtu.be/jg0D2yNiqHM?...
• a minimum wage
• maternity & paternity rights
• pension provision
• holiday & sickness entitlements
victories which have benefited every single person in this country
Join a union👇
www.tuc.org.uk/joinunion
youtu.be/jg0D2yNiqHM?...
Let’s make Jacob’s day and join a union today
YouTube video by Peter Stefanovic
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January 10, 2025 at 8:44 AM
Without trade unions we wouldn’t have
• a minimum wage
• maternity & paternity rights
• pension provision
• holiday & sickness entitlements
victories which have benefited every single person in this country
Join a union👇
www.tuc.org.uk/joinunion
youtu.be/jg0D2yNiqHM?...
• a minimum wage
• maternity & paternity rights
• pension provision
• holiday & sickness entitlements
victories which have benefited every single person in this country
Join a union👇
www.tuc.org.uk/joinunion
youtu.be/jg0D2yNiqHM?...
We retired our “Nordic” log burner two years ago — life is too short to suffer life-limiting particulates.
Wood-burning stoves are currently very fashionable, but are environmentally very dubious | Dr Jill Belch
@jillbelch.bsky.social
#environment #health
@jillbelch.bsky.social
#environment #health
No fire without smoke: is it time to ditch burning wood in the home? - Bylines Scotland
Wood-burning stoves are currently very fashionable, but are environmentally very dubious
bylines.scot
December 13, 2024 at 10:17 PM
We retired our “Nordic” log burner two years ago — life is too short to suffer life-limiting particulates.
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Keir Starmer is considering closing a loophole that would allow Elon Musk to bankroll Nigel Farage and Reform, one of his ministers has signalled.
Under the proposal, donors would no longer be able to funnel donations to British political parties via UK companies
bylinetimes.com/2024/12/06/k...
Under the proposal, donors would no longer be able to funnel donations to British political parties via UK companies
bylinetimes.com/2024/12/06/k...
Keir Starmer Considers Closing Elon Musk Donations Loophole to Stop 'Foreign Interference' in UK Elections
A rumoured $100 million donation from Musk to Nigel Farage's Reform would be banned under the proposal
bylinetimes.com
December 6, 2024 at 3:37 PM
Keir Starmer is considering closing a loophole that would allow Elon Musk to bankroll Nigel Farage and Reform, one of his ministers has signalled.
Under the proposal, donors would no longer be able to funnel donations to British political parties via UK companies
bylinetimes.com/2024/12/06/k...
Under the proposal, donors would no longer be able to funnel donations to British political parties via UK companies
bylinetimes.com/2024/12/06/k...