⁦Private Eye Magazine⁩ sums up the way the post office and UKGI have dealt with the heinous behaviour of individuals hiding behind taxpayers cash. Bury it in legal fees. Bury the victims in red tape and lethargy. Blaming the over riding principal of protection to the Treasury

Anti-tourism protests in Malaga. It does n't help if airports keep expanding. London City Airport just won expansion of extra 2.5million passengers. Ibiza, Mallorca, Canary Island etc.. all have had protests....

It does n't help if airports keep expanding. London City Airport just won expansion of extra 2.5million passengers. People suffering from noise, smell of jet fuel and pollution. metro.co.uk/2024/08/20/lon…

Will Norman TfL Have you actually seen the amount of congestion on Cockfosters Road? And where are the additional schools/GP services coming from? Not to mention that Trent Park an accesible country park has already been partially turned into a housing estate? Where are all the people….

Should lawyers really have "targets" for billable hours? It represents a conflict of interest between clients and firms Law Society Gazette

The new maximum fraud payout is now expected to be set at just £85,000, down from £415,000. on.ft.com/4cXYSFr

It's outrageous that the payments regulator is set to water down vital scam protections weeks before they were due to take effect and that this move follows months of lobbying from firms that refuse to take fraud seriously. [1/3]

How can it br a public good, when it has a high carbon footprint?

'It's really messing with their minds in a big way.' Asked by James O'Brien if other countries will follow Brazil's lead in tackling social media disinformation, Tony Blair notes its impact on young people and stresses that 'we can't go on like this'.

If Bill Gates is allowed to continue unopposed, soon almost everything we consume―including vegetables, dairy and meat―could contain mRNA, whether we like it or not.

riversorare Rajesh K There is an attempt here, but it seems a bit misconceived to me pensionspolicyinstitute.org.uk/media/1crf4ox5…

Windows has been in a difficult place for a while now, and while it's improved in some ways, in others it's gone seriously downhill xda-developers.com/five-ways-wind…

Inheritance Tax is already having its biggest shake up in over 130 years, moving from a ‘domicile’ based test to a ‘residency’ based test in April 2025. There is very considerable uncertainty about how this will work. The 100% Inheritance Tax exemptions afforded by Agricultural

Superyacht and private jet tax could raise £2bn a year. Richest 0.1 per cent in Britain emit 22 times more pollution from transport than low earners, and 12 times more than average. Polluter must pay. Also need wealth taxes, higher VAT on luxury goods. theguardian.com/environment/20…

Brexit is killing us. Pesticide residues in 100 foods ranging from potatoes to onions, grapes to avocados, coffee to rice have soared since Brexit. Residues in tea increased by 4,000 times Unlike the EU, UK slashed protections, creating health hazards theguardian.com/environment/20…

Who were these lawyers?

Apologies in advance for going on about this but it’s something I’m very passionate about. Hayley and I checked where the Council’s outsourced contractor was actually spraying glyphosate and to check if ‘weeds’ really were a hazard to the general public. It’s very clear spraying

I'm frustrated by the constant flood of election content on social media. The U.S. makes up just 5% of the global population, yet it pulls the other 95% into its political drama. Campaigning should be limited to 2 months before the election - please, spare the rest of us!

How did someone think this was a good idea 💀