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Now we have them realising that we voted for an absolute shambles of a deal that has left us weaker and at the behest of the tangerine traitor.
Nail on the head, too many fell for the lies the of the Leave campaign's promises to alleviate the consequences of the political choices of a government which had nothing whatsoever to do with the EU, look no further than this embarrassing video, embarrassing if you fell for it..
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Oh dear, Krishnan Guru-Murthy asks about the receipts from oil and gas going into Labour's Energy Wealth Fund,
Tessa Khan, "The OBR made a forecast before the price spikes caused by the Iran war that by 2030, the tax take from the North Sea oil and gas sector, will be £0.1 billion"
"That's not enough to bring down people's energy bills"
My view:
Labour is talking up an Energy Wealth Fund financed by North Sea revenues, but the OBR’s pre-Iran-war forecast put oil and gas tax receipts at just £100 million in 2030–31.
That’s the projected tax take for the whole year — nowhere near enough to make a meaningful dent in energy bills.
So when ministers suggest North Sea revenues can help bring bills down, where’s the money actually coming from?
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Michael Kiwanuka's 'Fudge' is the moment the artist bursts at the seams, and the honesty, color, rawness, and unpredictability of a life spent soaking in every minuscule moment flood out. REVIEW:
glidemagazine.com/331838/mic…
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Michael Kiwanuka – ‘Fudge’ review: a powerful portrait of a man on the precipice of tragedy
Still in recovery from a life-shattering stroke, the Mercury Prize winner offers a deeply poignant, lyrically brilliant glimpse into his state pre-illness nme.com/reviews/album/michae…
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A literal gilded carriage transporting the Prince and Princess of Wales + the Sultan of Oman past empty crowd barriers is certainly sending a message.
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Banned from Asda for three years over alleged racist behaviour.
Blames woke lefties.
Then casually jokes about driving off without paying for petrol.
Racism, entitlement and petrol theft jokes.
Quite the CV.
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The Duchy of Cornwall owned the by Prince of Wales is a giant business organization
It is exempt from corporation and capital gains tax, uses infrastructure funded by others to make profit.
Inevitably, leads to unfair competition and free-rider problem.
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It would be funny if it wasn’t so embarrassing, it would be embarrassing if it wasn’t so serious. A dictator who oppresses his people and a king accused of corruption and abuse of office. But sure, that banquet table!
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Sidney Lumet’s first feature film was in 1957 - 12 Angry Men. It’s one of the best legal dramas in the history of Cinema & laid the foundation for what would be roughly 40 more years of excellent filmmaking from Lumet. Lumet reached so many heights throughout his career but this was the start. This was the turning point.
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Good to see we are all facing the cost of living crisis equally.
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#Trump #FuckTrump #LoserTrump #WeakTrump #DementiaDon #TraitorTrump #PedoPresident #MAGA #MAGACult #MAGACultMorons
Trump engaged in a thoughtful, extended conversation with—nothingness. He suddenly stopped, waved, saluted, offered greetings, and chatted for a bit with the empty space. 😁🤭
The cameraman deliberately zoomed out to show that there was absolutely no one to be seen for hundreds of meters in any direction.
Apparently, Trump received a visit from the very same "invisible person"—the kind of encounter he had previously mocked Joe Biden for supposedly having.
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The biggest benefits claimant in the UK.
They claim an eye watering £17,500,000,000 a year.
The same as 4.4m people on benefits.
How?
Because they claim ALL their costs, every wage, every oil rig, every tanker.
Completely nationalised, but the profits are Privatised.
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What an appalling display of ostentatious wealth.
Finishing touches ahead of this evening’s State Banquet… ✨
Tonight, The King and Queen will host a State Banquet for the Sultan of Oman at Windsor Castle.
☕️ Inspired by the Omani ritual of Kahwa, a collection of special teas will be served.
While Kahwa is traditionally a spiced coffee, the concept has been adapted to draw on the long-standing British love of tea while preserving the aromatic spices and flavours that make Kahwa so distinctive: fragrant cardamom, delicate rose, sweet dates, and gentle warming spices.
Guests will be invited to choose from an Iced Earl Grey & Date, an Iced Mint & Rose, or a Warm Cardamom-Spiced Blend sweetened with Windsor Honey.
Together, they reflect the warmth and hospitality shared by both Omani and British traditions. 🇬🇧🇴🇲
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Jackdaw gas field has been given the green light in the UK
Here's some facts about it.
Provides just 27 jobs
ALL the costs, wages, everything is paid by you
Despite that of the estimated $4bn you will get a tiny fraction with Shell pocketing most of it as risk free profit
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Happy Heavenly Centenary Birthday to Liverpool born actor Leonard Rossiter, who would have been 100 years old today. Born at 19 Cretan Road in Wavertree, he gave us some of the greatest comedy performances on British television (including Cinzano commercials LOL!). What was your favourite Leonard Rossiter role?
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I’m listening to David Bowie as we speak. His music speaks to me from a distance: The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars was recorded over 50 years ago. But does it matter? The power of Bowie’s work, like so many great artists, is it lasts forever.
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