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@TerraOrBust
I was always disappointed by how few environmentalists stepped up to support the Leave campaign even though it would mean that they could directly meet the final decision makers (MPs) rather than having to run expensive and ineffective lobbying campaigns in Brussels.
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@nazirafzal
Good - because having to house illegals takes away resources that could otherwise help the homeless!
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@PaulEmbery
Why does Oxford University even need this job role? Because of its international reputation Oxford is already diverse and policies on equality should be just what is legally required anyway.
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@David_Cameron
We should not be giving to some "fund" that will be run by the usual international crooks. If money is given *we* should decide exactly where it goes!
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@JakeWSimons
As a journalist you should be doorstepping Jack Straw, Peter Mandelson, and all those from the Blair years who told us this was going to be such an improvement to our society.
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@kelvmackenzie
All over the place big chains are buying out the smaller independent vets for huge money then dumping the costs on to customers. Even worse is that they sign deals with pharma companies which limit what vets can use to treat animals even when alternatives would be better.
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@campbellclaret
Remind us how an English-speaking island can do just fine outside the EU, won't you?
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@Emma_A_Webb
Most international students are delighted by English traditions and often model their own universities on them. I suspect none of them would want this change done in their name.
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@ArchRose90
@AnnelieseDodds
MPs should get the same security as the rest of us. Dial 999 and wait their turn. Why should they get to bring in violent attackers then we have to live with them while MPs get police bodyguards?
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@jonsopel
If I recall, Snowden said about a million people have access to a US "top secret" (ha ha) network and he was able to download stuff freely. If random 21-year olds have permissions to access it, imagine what the professional Chinese spies are getting. Do they even need balloons?
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@labourlewis
Tax was already paid on that wealth. Most of it started off as a muddy field near Westminster where a few goats were kept to provide milk for an elderly woman. If people decided to come and build on it years later he and his ancestors don't suddenly owe you money.
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@GoodwinMJ
And then they can scam an immigration permit on the basis that they're now "highly skilled" at something because they got a meaningless piece of paper.
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@BethRigby
That's because the current leader does what globalists want, not what the British people want.
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@DrSteveTaylor
That's because that £40/hr has to pay for all the tools, the van, tax on the van, and back office administration. None of which doctors have to pay.
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@benhabib6
@chhcalling
This speaks to a deeper problem - people who've blown people up are held up as heroes while people who just held up a ballot paper (like leave voters) are dismissed as illegitimate.
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@LeeAndersonMP_
Why doesn't the Health Secretary just issue a demand to stop it? Is it because they aren't willing to do their job?
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@Peston
Waiting for Robert Peston to tell us the scientific difference between relative risk and absolute risk without looking it up. We'll wait...
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@BorisJohnson
Putin guessed that all Western countries would be utter cowards and wouldn't do anything. He was almost right, except for Boris Johnson and Britain who led the fight and persuaded others to join.
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@Danjsalt
It's always funny how the USA is completely respected for killing 40,000 people to get their independence from European rule, and the Irish celebrate killing Brits to get theirs, but having a peaceful referendum without killing anyone is considered by many to be illegitimate.
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@petemorristwit
I tend to see vans as symbolic of people having jobs and working which is a vital part of the economy. Therefore I'd suggest not getting upset about it.
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@AndrewmitchMP
We should not be donating to a fund run by the usual international crooks. It should be *us* deciding where the money goes.
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@sophielouisecc
Add to that all the stories about sewage dumping. Did anyone increase the sewage capacity to match immigration rates? Of course not!
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@alembord
@AllisonPearson
A totally shameful surrender to the EU with only one condition: that the EU play along and pretend he's some great diplomat who's found some breakthrough that no-one else could find.
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@SirKneeland
@SadiqKhan
Because this is clearly the first step to re-running the referendum. The rejoin campaign will tell us that we can't be successful outside the EU, which is a message that might flop with Americans, Indians and Nigerians.
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@doctor_oxford
The original reason for lockdowns was to "flatten the curve" to allow the NHS time to build up facilities. Not long after it turned out that all but one of the Nightingale hospitals were unused, and that lockdowns had negligible effect on the overall infection numbers.
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@Nigel_Farage
Ireland was so delighted to punish the UK for a democratic vote they forgot how it would rebound on them. E.g. delays for Dover-Calais cross channel ferries affect Irish lorries too and Ireland-France ferry is more expensive (otherwise all lorries would use it).
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@bmay
It's just a giant visa factory immigration scam and British young people would have more chance of getting a house if the scam had been stopped years ago.
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@LindaMccourt5
@josephinemarg
Doctors are paid by number of patients on their books, not number of appointments, so no matter how much money we throw at the NHS they will never have a motivation to see you sooner.
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@benhabib6
He did introduce the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill which was going to resolve this problem but the traitor MPs took him down then cancelled it.
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@Trendar
@MarinaPurkiss
Youth unemployment in Britain but an international musician wants mass immigration to keep those kids struggling...
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@Jacobbe79601492
Unfortunately the "trade partner" next door only wants unrestricted trade on the basis that it gets to take us over and make our laws for us. So, sorry, thanks but no thanks.
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@LeeHurstComic
When will we be prosecuting for misconduct in public office, those who signed these people off as being suitable to go in a school?
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@LeeAndersonMP_
This is where the same people who slag off the Australia and New Zealand trade deals because they will reduce food prices, come on to slag off Lee Anderson because of high food prices.
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@poems2022
The media and almost every lefty on social media *wanted* test and trace. It's a bit late to come along now and object to it. Most of the costs were for testing which *you wanted*.
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@paullewismoney
Remember how truck drivers were being screwed over for years until suddenly there was a shortage and the big corporations had to pay them £1,000 signing on bonuses? Well...
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@veggieequallife
Disgusting that staff are treated like this, but the whole thing has been enabled by the "NHS as a religion" that permeated the country for at least the last 20 years. When no criticism is allowed nothing can get fixed.
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@afneil
Same as how police reports nowadays don't give any info on the attacker whereas years ago they always had identikit photos and extensive descriptions. Just cowardly administrators who can't admit they backed the wrong side.
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@johnredwood
Need more freight on the railways. That's what pays the bills. A railway that carries lots of freight can afford to subsidise passenger travel.
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@divingeddie
@BladeoftheS
A lot. It's the rich who are helping out the state schools by paying for them but not using them, not the other way around.
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@LPhillips2023
@historyinmemes
Didn't some Egyptian pharoes have red hair, so probably lighter skin not darker? (Not surprising when this part of the world was much more forested than it is now.)
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@afneil
Of course this would never have even been a story if they'd just got on with it and made the payments. What's taking them so long?
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@RobertJenrick
A hard limit on migration, to come in to effect immediately, and if government refuses then a letter of no confidence in the Prime Minister. Do it.
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@LizWebsterSBF
This labelling was a demand of the EU. Apparently Irish t3rrorists were going to blow us up if we didn't do it...
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@TerraOrBust
Will be harder as he'll have to form a coalition due to crooked PR voting system and the rest of them are probably all on the EU/globalist payroll.
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@Miss_Snuffy
Crowd goes a bit still and quiet. A few people look around. "Well if everyone else likes it then I'd better pretend I like it too..."
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@chrissieA2
@StevenEdginton
@PeteNorth303
@kafkaswife
Clearly not, by their own admission, as one of the big reasons given by the remain campaign for not leaving the EU was that we "didn't have the skills" to negotiate our own trade deals. So much for the Foreign Office then.
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@DavidBlakeman13
I'd argue that it doesn't matter whether it's Mars or anything else. Summers are definitely hotter now on average than they were and if we want to avoid forest fires and crops wilting in the fields then we need to do something about, or at least reduce our impact.
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@Kuijff
@TheRealKeean
@Daniiiiiiiii777
@EvaVlaar
I'll be honest, I haven't even read up on the issue, but over the past few years the label "right wing fanatics" has come to mean anyone who is criticised by the mainstream media now who turns out to be completely correct when the facts are revealed. So I'm leaning to the famers.
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@Richard10818323
@BorisJohnson
Perhaps the EU shouldn't treat people badly then? Has he tried getting a job in Switzerland?
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@CeeMacBee
Watch for all the hypocrits here saying it's so terrible that (insert group of people here) are having to use food banks but then criticise any trade deal that will make food cheaper.
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@NicolaSturgeon
Arguments against ordinary people having the protection of a jury are *not* serious arguments. A jury is the only thing standing in the way of relentless miscarriages of justice where government officials can effectively jail people at will just to meet targets.
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@Dr_BellaR
How about the BMA (or whichever the correct regulatory body is) passes a motion to rename "Junior Doctor" to "Doctor" and "Doctor" to "Senior Doctor" or something like that? Sounds like the current titles mislead the public just when public support is being sought.
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@kelvmackenzie
I'm up for that! I also wonder whether we could ask the Israeli navy to patrol the English Channel and all illegal migrants could be resettled in some suitable location (any guesses?!)
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@DorianHunky
@DavidGHFrost
He had to negotiate despite treasonous MPs passing the "Surrender Act" to deliberately damage our negotiating position.
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@MarinaPurkiss
We've got youth unemployment but the well-to-do media class is only interested in importing people to steal their jobs.
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@paulmasonnews
Because Jo Biden's advisors have set that as the surrender date and, unlike Boris, the UK now just follows whatever they say?
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@GBNEWS
@Nigel_Farage
I went to France on holiday. The loos on the motorways could be a bit hit and miss but I'd hardly call it a war zone that people should flee from.
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@KellerZoe
Local associations need their rights back to select their own candidates, like they had until 1998. It's been a central office stitch up ever since.
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@blekiscool
@Minty_2022
These rolling fields could be a scene anywhere in Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales, France, Germany... They are just a normal part of agriculture and there's nothing colonial about them whatsoever.
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@JaneS1962
@josephinemarg
We should be allowed to get a refund on the substantial amount of income tax we pay to the NHS in cases like this.
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@Emma_Roddick
Is that the redistribution of wealth where high earners already pay nearly 45% of their income as tax while people lower down pay 0% income tax yet feel that the system is biased in favour of those earning more?
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@CarolineLucas
I would have thought that consideration for the disabled should be covered as part of *all* ministerial portfolios so does it need a specific minister?
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@nalex
@toadmeister
C'mon, we see exactly how the media behave and the difference in treatment based on the political leanings of the person accused is clear to see.
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@savanQadir
@Ofcom
No-one describing themselves as a journalist should be demanding punishment for free speech.
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@calvinrobinson
@iamnotanumber16
@TheFreds
We really saw what people's real characters were during the pandemic. We saw who valued freedom and personal responsibility, and who didn't.
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@SeptimusWilkin2
@darrengrimes_
Due to mass immigration every council is saturated with social housing demands.
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@11thJeff
@elonmusk
@TeslaHype
He doesn't say he owns it, and he doesn't own it, so what point are you making?
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@CentralBylines
All the people typing anti-Brexit comments about how distance is a problem haven't realised that their phone or laptop was made in one of the highlighted countries on this map. You know, the ones that are supposedly too far away to trade with.
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@drjanaway
No - this would just allow NHS management to mask their gross mismanagement and inefficiencies by reducing the number of patient visits. It wouldn't change the NHS itself one bit.
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@TerraOrBust
And also all the media articles about sewage that conveniently don't mention adding millions of extra people.
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@TerraOrBust
EU leaders seem to think they're still in the 1960s when western Europe was 40% of world GDP (not including Warsaw pact countries) and what happened in West Berlin mattered to the whole world. How times have changed.
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@christopherhope
They should beware what they wish for! They could kick out a generally neutral speaker who's made one dubious decision only to get someone far worse, plus set the precedent for Starmer putting a pro-Labour speaker in in a few months time.
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@Omz2468
@MarinaPurkiss
@BobCrilly2
Creating youth unemployment by importing migrants to do jobs that school leavers could do is a grotesque scandal.
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@SebastianDfield
@SBarrettBar
Or rather, that his colleagues all looked at how well he was doing in the polls despite war, covid and fighting multiple different causes and thought "hey, that's easy, I could do that!"
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@matthewlesh
For anyone who, 10 years in the future, says the AI equivalent of "hey, how come America's got all these big tech firms and the EU hasn't got anything comparable" - well, bookmark this for your answer.
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@emilypillinger
@LucyPegg_
@MuddimanLois
@samculham
@OxGreenCllrs
How can it be a conspiracy theory when they're protesting against a published council policy?
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@AdamFagan24
@campbellclaret
Did any of the people you interviewed actually make any sacrifices themselves to welcome anyone at all? Did anyone point to their teenage daughter and say "I don't mind if some random bloke propositions her in the street" ?
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@Stephen92669269
@campbellclaret
You mean by standing up for Ukraine while Germany wanted them to fold quickly and the USA offered a helicopter ride out for the president? Who stood up for decency, and who didn't?
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@SpeechUnion
"If you've got nothing to hide you've got nothing to fear" said the Nazis to the Jews filling in their census forms in the Netherlands, shortly before the Nazis invaded and used the census forms as a murder list...
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@RaymondDuck6
@ZacGoldsmith
Then how come polling was higher with the green policies than it is now?
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@darrengrimes_
Worse still, we know that Sunak is a coward only interested in sucking up to his pals on the "world leaders" handshake circuit. He gave away Northern Ireland to the EU. What are the chances of him actually putting up a fight if Argentina invades?
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@Lampada76
@josephinemarg
@Fox_Claire
We've never paid so much in to the NHS in history yet it's not at all clear what NHS staffers actually do with it.
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@gawanorniron
@BeattieDoug
Guy from England here just saying how disgusted we are at the MPs who've sold out Northern Ireland. They are traitors.
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@SBarrettBar
Sounds like she's unearthed something that the powers that be didn't want exposed.
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@SBarrettBar
@vonderleyen
@hhesterm
@RishiSunak
If someone tried to sell you something and told you you had to sign there and then and you couldn't have a while to look at the contract, you'd know it was a bad deal. Especially when the other side is leaping with delight.
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@Stanley1122
@BylineTV
@MarinaPurkiss
Yeah, shout at people that what they read is rubbish even though they've already told you (when they could get a word in edgeways) that they don't read a newspaper...
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