There’s always gaps on the shelves at my Sainsbury’s in central London, ever since Brexit. Every time I tweet about it I’m told ‘not where I am’. Ok you’re lucky, maybe you’re not in a big city and get farmers’ stuff but it’s not enough to fill shelves here. Maybe all coincidence

This is so SO important. It’s what culture wars are all about. I wish every single person understood this. It’s how Russia is ripping our societies apart

Vaughan Gething lobbied regulators on behalf of a company that later donated £200k to his campaign. This has been a revealed in a series of letters released by Natural Resources Wales. Let's breakdown what happened. [Thread]

“Vaughan Gething has broken no rules”. This is the line repeated by Mr Gething’s team everytime another controversy around the donations to his campaign surface. And to be fair to them, it is totally correct. It is absolutely true to say that the man hoping to be First

Vast majority of Brits want mutual Freedom of Movement restored. Take note, Starmer. Yorkshire Bylines yorkshirebylines.co.uk/news/brexit/mu…

Torsten Bell Jim Gleeson Here's what causes UK housing unaffordability & debt for the bottom 90%: “BANK OF ENGLAND ADMITS HIGH HOUSE PRICES ARE DETERMINED BY FINANCE, NOT SUPPLY & DEMAND” positivemoney.org/2019/09/bank-o… Housing UNAFFORDABILITY grew for 20 yrs while populations & stock remained near constant.

When the British public is more concerned about the cost of living and the environment than they are about housing or the economy, I think we can see where the problem lies. The cost of living problem is the consequence of failed housing and economic policies. The fact that

Thanks to Brexit, over the past eight years there has simply been a general pessimism about the UK economy and stock market, triggered by years of political uncertainty. Brexit effect on the UK stock market can be measured, the consequence is underperformance and a wide

The final quote: "It was a parade of doom, but it is what it is." Excellent coverage from Chris Hayes and David Wallace-Wells.

The decision to close schools and caution children against outdoor activities in South Sudan due to soaring temperatures illustrates the immediate threats posed by global boiling. The heatwave not only jeopardizes public health but also disrupts daily routines.

Africa has become too hot to go outside. Schools in Sudan are closed to avoid people to move too much outside. Some corrugated iron roofs are already isolated with an aluminium foil and (too)thin layer foam. This is not enough to make it more habitable this is a cool drop in a

Leaving the EU was unlike any event in modern British history. Institutional investors couldn't imagine a majority voting against their own interest. When they did the shock was immediate and by almost every measure since, it’s been disastrous. - Bloomberg bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

😢 Lost trade, lost business, lost growth, lost opportunities. 😢 Brexit has disrupted our people and businesses. 😭But the damage done to our state’s ability to function is harder to spot. In the last week, two separate reports have cast a spotlight on this. Jonty Bloom is

😤 So big brexiteer James Dyson who backed Brexit had a fiery meeting with Sir Jeremy Hunt MP 😡 Wait for it, he’s frustrated by Brexit brain drain causing a “crippling shortage of qualified engineers” and Brexit induced “rocketing corporation tax”. 🙄 Shame he didn’t listen to the

N. #Africa is baking again. Some age groups are already at risk due to wet bulb temps. As #climate change continues to wreak havoc in this region, competition for resources will increase, which leads to war. #Mitigation must be fair and just to those that caused the least damage

Broken Britain

Want to see where the bike industry is headed? Look at Germany, where e-bikes outsold pedal bikes for the first time last year. globalcyclingnetwork.com/general/news/e…