Labour are odds on to win by a landslide despite the fact the electorate think they are about as useless as the Tories. We really are in a very dark place indeed.

thecritic.co.uk/the-big-winner…

Ofcom asserting that truth is achieved by a poll of subjective opinion

And not by objective reality

Is a new low

If you don't fix the system, you are all going somewhere very dark indeed 😑

The blog is helpful and worth reading

I note this part 👇

It seems remarkable to me that he was prosecuted at all given that no order was in place - how was that not spotted? 🧐

DID YOU KNOW?

The EU introduced a new revenue line to pay for itself in 2021, with a fee of 80 cents for every kilo of forecasted unrecycled plastic packaging a year.

The UK would be paying over 1 Billion Euros more a year into the EU, for this one policy alone.

Whether you think the ban was foolish or not is largely irrelevant. Peak wind is in the North and the grid can't cope with the wind we already have.

We are already paying about £750m a year in constraint payments. More wind would only increase that.

Exactly right. As I argued on QT last year.

The issue wasn’t foreign ownership. It was foreign government ownership. Do you think foreign governments should own UK media assets?

Want to celebrate St George's Day and your nationality? You get a couple of hundred yards and a 2 hour time limit.

Want to glorify Hamas and Houtis while chanting for Intifada? You get several miles and 7 hours.

Australia's policy of turning back the boats reduced crossing deaths by 98%.

Apologies the time didnt come through on the link.

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Great session with @AFNeil in the Lords Select Committee

parliamentlive.tv/event/index/dd…

Demand Management. Otherwise known as electricity only being available at a price ordinary people can afford when the wind is blowing (but not too much).

The rest is BS too, but that's for another tweet/time

What is the point of voting for a supposed right of centre party when they put the same unelected metropolitan progressives in charge of powerful bodies who pursue the same policies we voted against?

A question that is being asked throughout the Western world..

It would appear senior Police leaders do know the law & are aware that they can apply restrictions on events.

But are restrictions being applied equally?

Months of weekly marches all over London with no restrictions, yet one St George's day celebration...

Thank you Tesco for supporting those suffering from anaphylactic food allergies in partnership with The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation

Tesco are donating 10p for every Tesco Free From product sold throughout Allergy Awareness Week (22–28 April 24)
tescoplc.com/natashas-story…

The lunacy of this debate.

The UNHCR using EU funding has been returning migrants to Rwanda and Niger for years under a scheme known as ETM.

Their asylum cases are heard in Rwanda and migrants relocated accordingly.

reporting.unhcr.org/niger-and-rwan…

Excellent piece on climate proxies (how experts collect & report climate change data).

The politest conclusion one could reach from reading this is that the science is far from settled
wattsupwiththat.com/2024/04/22/wit…

This is why there is growth in the EV market, and why it is confined to fleet cars. The subsidies and incentives are extraordinary.

It's all punishment for the poor and reward for the rich.
Ben Pile

netzeroscandal.substack.com/p/the-shocking…

The National Grid UK has resorted to paying for propaganda in the The Guardian to dispel 'myths' about renewable energy. Link to full article at the end of the thread (1/n)

Conservatives got Brexit across the line.

Since then the UK has grown faster than 🇫🇷 🇩🇪 🇮🇹 and we’re now the 4th largest exporter.

But there are still opportunities to be seized.

My The Telegraph piece with David Frost on how we maximise the advantages👇
telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/2…