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Destruction of a precious ancient bluebell woodland in the Kent countryside under a deluge of illegal landfill waste shows the utter failure of environmental law, complete inaction by the authorities & increasing lawlessness in the UK. Let me tell you the story of Hoads Wood 🧵

The Conservative party's campaign in London is already shaping up to be one of the most shamelessly dishonest campaigns ever fought in the UK

The Voter ID policy is designed to stop young people voting.👇🏻

Don’t let them win!

To vote in May, sign up here for free ID before 24/4.

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You will then be set up for the General Election whenever it comes. 👍🏻

It looks like Angela Rayner avoided £1500 in tax. So can we please stop going on about the £4.9bn Covid fraud, Jezza’s 7 flats, Rishi’s non Dom wife, Zahawi’s billions, McVey’s property flipping, Bone/Wagg/Pincher etc sex scandals, Johnson’s £250k free legal advice. Fair’s fair.

I had to check whether this was out on April 1st. Her name is Money-Coutts for crying out loud and she's telling us how hard she's had it! Can these people hear themselves?

Brendan Clarke-Smith MP Esther McVey twitter.com/coldwarsteve/s…

One thing is clear - the possibility that Angela Rayner avoided £1,500 in tax is an absolute outrage, whereas my wife definitely avoiding up to £20m tax is absolutely fine.

Private equity owns children’s care homes.

Councils charged £30,000 p.w. or £1m per year for some children - paid from council tax.

30%-40% of money vanishes in profits.

High leverage, profits, exec pay; low wages, poor care are standard.
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low wages,

Colin from Portsmouth is disgusted with how this nation has treated Boris Johnson

Incredible. It's all so: 'What Would Donald Trump Do?' He'd keep blasting over the boundaries of what used to be acceptable, knowing that he's going to get away with most of it, because no-one ever imagined anyone would behave this way.

Please don't criticise Thames Water. They took on a debt free monopoly with a guaranteed income, borrowed £billions then paid it all out to shareholders, while spending nothing on infrastructure. In other words, a textbook example of how privatisation is meant to work.

Debs 🌸 Met Office GOV.UK Hi Debs, A Squadron of Eurovision Typhoons dispersed #Chemtrails (or to give them their proper name Ionised Droplets Improvement Of Thoughts gas) over Windsor this week to assist local authorities with Population Reproduction Advanced Termination

Photographed from a Canberra

Tory MP William Wragg handed over MPs' numbers to someone he met on Grindr.
Wragg is part of the 'Common Sense Group'

Nope. I have nothing.

This video tells you all you need to know about Boris Johnson and the elite class.

Pure contempt for life, completely and utterly amoral, no shame or remorse for their habitual blatant lying.

Monsters the lot of them.

And still some want Boris as PM.

I'm assuming that, from now on, William Wragg will be known as 'Private Members Bill'

#Grindr

Dear god, William Wragg is a part of the hard right Tory faction known as the “Common Sense Group”. You couldn’t make it up.

Someone ought to tell him that if you’re an MP, whipping out your old chap on Grindr so you can get blackmailed isn’t exactly solid common sense.

William Wragg Tory MP gets blackmailed for sharing dick pics on Grindr and Compromises other MPs privacy in return, gets discovered, apologises, and Jeremy Chunt calls him brave for ‘admitting’ it. This concludes your average Tory start to the day UK 2024.

Freeriders:

Starbucks paid £7.2m UK corporation tax, gross profit £149m.

Paid £40.4m royalty & licensing fees to parent company - i.e. profits are shifted.

Starbucks EMEA, which collects royalty payments paid £257m dividend to parent company in Seattle.
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