“I ask myself who is paying and who ultimately benefits” - the answer is Netflix, isn’t it?
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Captain Dart
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Dan Norris MP
Sky Blue Pete
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Awful
The probably will when enough times elapsed for the parents if there is even such a thing.
Nick
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fernandopartridge
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I might have fallen asleep TBF
Kemi Badenoch Under Fire For 'Disgraceful' Comments After Israel Refused Entry To UK MPs
Even a member of her own shadow cabinet seemed to contradict the Tory leader.
So much for country over party
Grendel
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Pathetic response from Starmer
www.bbc.co.uk
UK to relax electric car sale rules as Donald Trump's tariffs hit
The prime minister says measures will help the car industry but critics claim they are not enough.
www.bbc.co.uk
Pathetic response from Starmer
UK to relax electric car sale rules as Donald Trump's tariffs hit
The prime minister says measures will help the car industry but critics claim they are not enough.
Firstly it's not a response to Trump:
'A consultation on the government's EV target changes ended in mid-February'
And secondly the changes are minor tweaks.
Obviously you find it pathetic, but I think most would say it's fairly sensible and not worth crying about.
Oh. Your issue isn't that the policy has been relaxed, your issue is that it should have been relaxed further?
Grendel
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The government is claiming it’s trying to support the industry and is making statements now - he says he’s being bold and backing British brilliance
Starmer promises 'bold changes' to rules over electric cars in wake of Trump's tariffs
The prime minister confirms a 2030 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars but announces changes to regulations to help firms transition.
fernandopartridge
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Starmer should leave the car industry to it and focus on providing net zero public transport. Why we've still got diesel trains running all over the country 140 years after the first electrified railway god only knows.
The cars are going to be for the rich and business providers anyway,get on with it,mass transit and don't dare equate trip on one person in a car to be competitive.
fernandopartridge
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Given that many Trusts are among the top 3 largest employers in any given area, this is not good news is it? Who is going to perform the functions provided by this back office staff? The nurses and doctors?
www.theguardian.com
Hospitals in England could shed 100,000 jobs in response to cost-cutting orders
Exclusive: Scale of looming job losses prompts NHS leaders to ask Treasury to cover costs
duffer
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I've always been deeply suspicious of anything attached to a massive propaganda campaign, I ask myself who is paying for it and who ultimately benefits. The focus seems to be on restricting social media for minors, that is what the main writer Jack Thorne has said and Australia has already legislated in that area. The new age of censorship is upon us.
Australian social media ban on under-16s approved by parliament
The ban aims to reduce "harms" on children and will take at least a year to implement, the PM says.
We've always censored things based on age ratings, generally for the protection of children. Are you against that?
shmmeee
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He’s worried he won’t be able to listen to a divorced Dad theorise on virology from his basement as easily. Truly democracy will have died.
fernandopartridge
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That's weird, you were always well on the side of that weird 'charity' and the council bitd
