Sir #DavidAttenborough “Things are going to get worse. This is the new extinction." "We are in terrible, terrible trouble and the longer we wait to do something about it, the worse it is going to get." #ClimateEmergency vox.com/2019/4/12/1830…

Are you ready for the collapse of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation? No, you are not | First Dog on the Moon theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Nothing to see here...

Vaguely is an understatement in my mind 😞

So worth a little time to listen to - really illustrates the stark divide in wealth distribution- even if it’s only half right!

A fair number of the 17m now regret their vote for Brexit

Have you ever wished to view the world from a completely new perspective? This thread on cool maps is here to blow your mind 1. Population Density in China

Great series of maps showing the world from different perspectives- fascinating insights

This says a lot that is fantastic about our country. We should be celebrating it more.

Needs a reality check!!

Some very disturbing stats - sums up the pensions challenge Pensions Age #PensionsAgeAutumn

With the challenges we face to get pensions up the members agenda and hopefully less on the Governments agenda for more changes it will be intersting to hear from the Pensions Minister on the 24th April #Pensionsagespringconferance2025 #PensionsIndustry #PensionsManager #pensions

Thanks #PensionsAgeAwards for a great evening

Worrying summary of what is happening across the pond thetimes.com/comment/column…

Long session but worth a listen Obama BREAKS HIS SILENCE and TORCHES Trump youtu.be/iYoAodq6-K4?si… via YouTube

#aldi feels like the counting has gone a bit awry ? 2 of each become 5 and 1? 😂😂

Happy Pension Awareness Day everyone!! There’s still time to sign up to our first webinar of the day, Your pension made simple…starts at 10am! #PAD25 #pensions pensionawarenessday.com/videos/your-pe…

Great morning - sun shining at the start of the day heading to the Conference #PensionsAgeAutumn #PensionsAge

There’s a family of 7 with neither parent working, who already receive over £22,000 a year in tax payer funded unemployment benefits, plus £560 per month in rent, (also paid by tax payers), giving them a total income of over £29,000 a year. And they are about to get £10,000 a

Sobering commentary add to that the 60% tax rate on a slice once you earn over a £100k does not bode well for aspiration!