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Left vs. Right: The HONEST Conversation Young Women Are Having | Brew What happens when four young women from different points on the political spectrum sit down for a rapid-fire debate? In this episode, Poppy Coburn, Stella Tsantekidou, Emily Lawford and Connie Shaw discuss everything from dating across the political divide and our moral obligations to OnlyFans, NEETs, choosing to have pets over having children, and whether Britain is still a Christian country. Watch the full episode with @kafkaswife, @_ConnieShaw, @emilylawford and @Stsantek right here on X.
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Abdul El-Sayed doesn’t realise that money doesn't grow on its own. Money doesn't grow on its own. It grows when someone risks it, invests it, and builds something worth more.
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Could you date someone who has different political views? Watch the full episode of our new show, Brew, on YouTube now.
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What’s behind the rise of chronic illness in young people? @kafkaswife addresses the online frenzy sparked by her take on the rise of youth disability our new show, Brew, with @emilylawford @Stsantek @_ConnieShaw on X now.
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Left vs. Right: The HONEST Conversation Young Women Are Having | Brew What happens when four young women from different points on the political spectrum sit down for a rapid-fire debate? In this episode, Poppy Coburn, Stella Tsantekidou, Emily Lawford and Connie Shaw discuss everything from dating across the political divide and our moral obligations to OnlyFans, NEETs, choosing to have pets over having children, and whether Britain is still a Christian country. Watch the full episode with @kafkaswife, @_ConnieShaw, @emilylawford and @Stsantek right here on X.
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Green Party MP Hannah Spencer claims nationalising energy will lower your bills. But moving costs from your energy bill to your tax bill isn't a saving, it’s a trap. Getting rid of shareholders doesn't get rid of the cost of producing energy. It just dumps the financial risk straight onto the British taxpayer. The truth? Our energy market isn't failing because it's a free market. It's failing because it’s already heavily state-managed and rigged against real competition. We need more power for consumers, not more power for politicians.
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"If you don't vote, politicians will treat you like you don't exist." @ce_pickles explains that low youth turnout gives politicians the ultimate excuse to write you off: “They aren’t my base, so why help them?” An MP doesn't just represent the people who voted for them, they represent 100% of their constituents. If you want the power to give the government a kicking, you have to show up.
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Ross Greer’s logic: if something needs energy, ban it instead of building more power. The Greens want to pause hyperscale data centres because they take massive electricity. But data centres run modern healthcare, banking, and public services. Freezing construction doesn't stop our need for digital infrastructure, it just exports jobs, kills investment, and leaves Scotland dangerously dependent on foreign tech grids. Instead of politicians acting like central planners and shutting down growth, let tech developers pay for their own power connections, carry their own risks, and build the energy supply Scotland needs.
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Is social care the responsibility of families, individuals, or the government? - @ce_pickles Without answering this fundamental question, our social care system will remain in crisis. We need leaders with the spine to make tough calls and build a fair, sustainable future.
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Social care is “in a state of crisis right now”. @ce_pickles, whose plans to overhaul social care funding are among the options being considered by the government, explains the mess it’s currently in. Watch the full episode on YouTube now.
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Britain Is Sacrificing an Entire Generation to Protect Pensioners. Watch the full conversation with @ce_pickles of @restate_thinks, hosted by @marchong_joanna, now on X.
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If you're ambitious, government isn't the place for you. It rewards mediocrity and caps what brilliance is worth. The private sector isn't a guaranteed win, but there's competition for your skills, and room to own what you build instead of just accepting a pay scale as your ceiling.
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