TomRad85
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So that's ASDAs excuse for the other night, rather than the dopey tosser forgot to unload all my frozen items and drove off.
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Brighton Sky Blue
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Hopefully he remembered the 'Tracksuit Tom Special Brew'
TomRad85
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Brighton Sky Blue
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I thought you were trying out this new 'Weird Flex' diet?
TomRad85
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I tried but its only being trialled in Willenhall atm.
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Philosoraptor
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You can just write the Tory manifesto from the comfort of your own home.
Mandatory impounding of any left-hand drive cars.
Mandatory impounding of any left-hand drive cars.
Sky Blue Pete
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Wankers
Skybluefaz
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Wtf
SBAndy
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Skybluefaz
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That was my initial reaction to. What a world we live in.
skybluetony176
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Why’s he being knighted? For services to keeping the memory of Frank Spencer alive?
Ian1779
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He’s got to have some serious shit on some important people.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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He wants to get it from Betty.
skybluetony176
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Nothing sacred anymore
amp.theguardian.com
Legal challenge launched over ‘anti-woke’ agenda of Charity Commission | Charities | The Guardian
Exclusive: Good Law Project says ministers trying to ensure watchdog’s new chair will follow Tory policy
Exactly Ian ! Pay off for getting him out of the cabinet
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That was the first thought that sprang to my mind!
skybluetony176
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Winter of discontent heading our way. It’s not just weights and measures we’re turning the clock back on.
clint van damme
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Because as useless as he is he knows where the bodies are buried.
skybluetony176
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It’s being suggested (not in the apparent majority woke left MSM of course) that this is down to the UK’s decision to leave the EU’s Internal Energy Market. Basically by doing so we’ve given people like Russia back control on what they charge us for the gas we depend on from them. We still have over 30 gas fired power stations and suggestions that the lights may go out as per my childhood in the 70’s looks possible. Best start stockpiling candles again.
skybluetony176
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There’s plenty of headlines like this
Business Secretary claims Britain will avoid energy emergency
Kwasi Kwarteng said he did 'not expect supply emergencies this winter' as he prepared for talks with chief executives of the UK's largest energy suppliers to discuss the global gas situation today.
www.dailymail.co.uk
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skybluetony176
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There’s plenty of headlines like this
None of them seem to mention that leaving the EU IEM has handed them the ability to do this.Business Secretary claims Britain will avoid energy emergency
Kwasi Kwarteng said he did 'not expect supply emergencies this winter' as he prepared for talks with chief executives of the UK's largest energy suppliers to discuss the global gas situation today.www.dailymail.co.uk
Give it a rest Tony. We all know you think everything is brexits fault. It’s a minor part in a far bigger problem.
Why Europe fears a gas crunch even before winter demand begins
Tight supplies have created record prices ahead of heating demand increases in colder months
Shmmeee is right, we should never be reliant on countries like Russia. For example on energy, there’s been a naivety in those that have argued against various alternative short term energy alternatives, in particular nuclear. We all want to move to clean, renewable energy but it can’t happen overnight and in the meantime it’s picking the least worst option(s) to be as self sufficient as possible
Tried to attach FT article but won’t let me. Worth googling. A couple of extracts
‘But storage filling has not happened at the pace traders would have liked in 2021. Russia has been sending less gas to Europe, for reasons fiercely debated in the industry. These range from Russia’s need to refill its own storage to suspicions that it is trying to pressure European governments, including Germany, to approve the start-up of the highly controversial Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.
Europe has also been phasing out coal plants in recent years, limiting the opportunity to switch fuels when prices rise. Record carbon prices have also made fuel swaps less attractive because coal emits more carbon dioxide when burnt. The UK and parts of continental Europe are more reliant on wind turbines for electricity generation, but remarkably still weather in recent weeks has slashed wind’s contribution to the grid. That has largely been backfilled by natural gas, boosting demand for the fuel.’
Brighton Sky Blue
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Give it a rest Tony. We all know you think everything is brexits fault. It’s a minor part in a far bigger problem.
Why Europe fears a gas crunch even before winter demand begins
Tight supplies have created record prices ahead of heating demand increases in colder monthswww.ft.com
Shmmeee is right, we should never be reliant on countries like Russia. For example on energy, there’s been a naivety in those that have argued against various alternative short term energy alternatives, in particular nuclear. We all want to move to clean, renewable energy but it can’t happen overnight and in the meantime it’s picking the least worst option(s) to be as self sufficient as possible
I’ve never seen what’s wrong with nuclear power as a means to solve the energy problem to allow enough time for a longer term replacement to be found. Long term I think harvesting the sunlight hitting the Sahara is the answer for Europe and Africa at least but that requires the wealthier nations to really step up
It's been at least 30 years in the making.Give it a rest Tony. We all know you think everything is brexits fault. It’s a minor part in a far bigger problem.
Why Europe fears a gas crunch even before winter demand begins
Tight supplies have created record prices ahead of heating demand increases in colder months
Shmmeee is right, we should never be reliant on countries like Russia. For example on energy, there’s been a naivety in those that have argued against various alternative short term energy alternatives, in particular nuclear. We all want to move to clean, renewable energy but it can’t happen overnight and in the meantime it’s picking the least worst option(s) to be as self sufficient as possible
Tried to attach FT article but won’t let me. Worth googling
So much political prevarication and delay.
Think I argued on here a couple of years ago energy should have been handled through a body independent of government, especially as delays have occurred through strange funding procurement not to mention state security regards who's handling these provisions.
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The fact the waste takes all eternity to become safe...?
Brighton Sky Blue
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We’re getting better at ‘recycling’ spent nuclear waste for starts. Can always fire it into the Sun, in all seriousness
skybluetony176
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Give it a rest yourself Steve. Although I admire that you’re the only one who comes on here to defend Brexit your ability to bury your head in the sand knows no bounds.
There’s plenty of issues relating to Brexit but this isn’t one
skybluetony176
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No. Of course it isn’t.
stupot07
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Boris Johnson accused of having a 'casual' approach to Britain's national security by senior MPs
The Joint Committee on National Security Strategy, which is made up of senior MPs and peers, says that when the crisis in Afghanistan occurred over the summer, the British government was "unable to prepare for and respond to two national security crises simultaneously".
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clint van damme
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Boris Johnson accused of having a 'casual' approach to Britain's national security by senior MPs
The Joint Committee on National Security Strategy, which is made up of senior MPs and peers, says that when the crisis in Afghanistan occurred over the summer, the British government was "unable to prepare for and respond to two national security crises simultaneously".news.sky.com
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Which is strange because the PM has no problem having multiple women on the go.