‘What’s the matter contactless boy, afraid you might spend something?’

A personnel matter

This is a troubling example of deeply misleading statements by a regulator. Some are asking whether it is remotely fit for purpose.

The Economist today saying that Britain needs to embrace air conditioning as the country is getting hotter:

If John Betjeman were still alive, the leader of Slough Borough Council would be calling for him to be prosecuted under the Terrorism Act 2006.

It’s still so insane that black sabbath’s riffs written in the 70s still sound so heavy bro they really had a once in a millennium run

London hasn't built enough homes since the 1930s. 1937: 3 page planning application 2025: 1,250 pages (25 pages longer than War and Peace) It didn't used to be this hard to build homes, it doesn't need to be today.

🚧 A challenge for this Government, and for Britain: can we build a new runway in under four years? Our answer? YES, but only if ministers use their powers decisively. In a new paper, Labour Together & Centre for British Progress set out a plan to let Britain fly 🛫 Here's how:

Our latest findings from the world's biggest nuclear poll: ⚛️ Support: A falling tide lowers all boats 🛡️ Shielding: Using fear as fuel 🦔 Climate hedge: A cold alliance beats a hot defeat 💸 Cost: You'll miss me when I'm gone 🏛️ Politics: Different countries, same divides ➗

So it goes

Backed by 7,650 Britain Remade supporters, I've written to the Prime Minister urging him to reconsider the reported decision to abandon zonal pricing. We cannot afford to be locked into higher bills for years to come.

sex and the ancient roman city charlotte: i hope he doesn't get another slave girl samantha: i need to scrape that sweat off the gladiator myself miranda: i mean, i know he goes to the bathhouse a lot, but is it really any of my business? carrie: biggus is leaving

The government had a clear opportunity to cut energy bills, unlock clean power, and fix a broken system, but they’ve given in to the fearmongering of big energy generators. By abandoning local pricing, ministers have chosen to keep households paying more than they should

36 degrees indoors! Have a look at the temperatures our supporters recorded at home with no air con (post a pic in the replies if you can beat them!) Only 5% of British households have air con due to anti-air con rules. It's time to change them and COOL BRITANNIA.

Why are licence fee payers funding this third world BS? The BBC is telling us to put wet towels on our head because the most solar power friendly technology in the world might contribute to climate change. Deeply rotten institution.

Especially shocking when you realise how many excess heat deaths there are here compared to the US

Id have totally forgotten this speech if he didn't mention it every fortnight