Should doctors reject new knowledge, or embrace it? Most doctors still believe the myths around COVID. My presentation gives you the evidence you need to embrace new knowledge and improve patient outcomes.

Uh oh, Bjorn Lomborg doesn't want this known about his past. You really shouldn't share it. But if you do, well done😄

You might have thought Question Time was biased. But you never realised how much. UKIP never even had a single MP.

France had a competent technocratic elite. Then they decided to create a special National School of Administration (ENA) that ruined the country by TEACHING INCOMPETENCE. In 1945, General de Gaulle, a man who generally preferred action to paperwork, founded the École Nationale

So presumably all the farmers in France are now fine about eco protesters blocking roads to raise awareness and get what they want?

What if Denmark sells Greenland to China for 10trillion?

Enbureaucratification: receive letter to update id for a bank. "Scan the QR code" no thanks! Call them. Yes it is us, confirm URL. Download IDPal. Laboriously fill in all data they already have. "Oops we can't upload the data" no error code, call back. Now. week long nightmare...

Can we please stop pretending this is a question? Putin owns Trump. Putin has owned Trump for two decades. Puton installed Trump in the White House through fraud, twice, to destroy America and end NATO. These are self-evident facts.

Feels like we have accidently strayed into a reality where The Day Today was a serious news programme.

Guardian fuckery continues. The mass death of billions is getting closer, but hey, "most people are unaware" says the ever innocent Guardian newspaper. Hmm... wonder why that might be? Maybe it's because its latest article on the biggest shit show in the history of humanity

There were 36 votes between the Green Party and Reform. 36 votes. Reform are absolutely stoppable - and the Green Party can win with our message to lower bills, protect the NHS and rebuild public services. Join.greenparty.org.uk

Hinkley Point C is now expected to cost EUR 55bn in today's money. That's a whooping 17,000 €/kW. Or about 10x the per-kW price of a wind turbine and 30x solar. Nuclear is a lot of things, but one thing is it not: cheap.

Incredible heat sitting over Western Europe this week for this time of year. Forecasts show temperatures running up to 10°C above seasonal averages across parts of France, Germany, Spain and the UK. This isn’t just “mild weather” — it’s another clear climate signal.

Fuck this We should much rather Mass buy Chinese solar panels, batteries and EVs and get the fuck off of fossil fuels Don't buy Russian oil ever ever ever again

Since the start of the conflict between US ( Israel) and Iran, wind and solar prices have massively risen by exactly zero dollars. 😉

With all the new convincing AI video gen can't we just make psychopathic aged old leaders think they are waging wars whilst the rest of the world gets on with its life peacefully?

The energy used to make fuel is STAGGERING. Most people think about what happens inside the engine… But the real waste starts LONG before the fuel even reaches your car. To make just 1 litre of petrol: Around 1,700-3,400 kJ (0.5-0.95 kWh) is used just to get oil out the

People living in the five EU countries with the cleanest energy will pay less than half as much for energy this year as those in the most polluting ones, concludes a new report. In total they will save €8.5 billion. euronews.com/2026/04/22/fiv…

Solar and wind now both individually generate more electricity than nuclear.

Nigel Farage secretly trousered £5 million in cash, and he didn’t want you to know. Since the media have barely covered it, let's make it go viral 👇