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They did cut fences.

It’s criminal damage, though, and there is a law to deal with that. Calling it terrorism is a massive overreach. It’s nothing like terrorism to spray paint on a plane.

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These two charts expose Nigel Farage’s immigration myths The migration debate is based on blatant, provable falsehoods.

These two charts expose Nigel Farage’s immigration myths 👇🏻

Palestine Action group to be banned, home secretary confirms — BBC News It comes after what she called a

This is insane by Yvette Cooper.

Spray-painting planes is not terrorism. Criminal damage, yes - but you cannot “terrorise” inanimate objects. It does not serve to cause terror in victims. Therefore it is not terrorism.

The authoritarian Home Secretary has lost the plot.

Spectator eh?

Reform’s Clean Energy Crackdown Would Cost 60,000 Jobs and Raise Bills, Says Study Reform UK’s policies to “scrap net zero” would cost more than 60,000 jobs and wipe £92 billion off the UK economy, according to a new study. Nigel Farage’s party — which took control of 10 councils in...

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Nigel Farage’s “economically illiterate” clean energy crackdown would cost 60,000 jobs, knock £92 billion off the economy, and raise bills.

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STOP APPROVING NEW FOSSIL PROJECTS
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It is astonishing, but then when you look at the comments on any post on Facebook about extreme weather, you realise the degree of ignorance and misinformation that these groups have put out there. Hard not to think they’ve won sometimes.

One of the many emergent issues with the phrase 'net zero' is that it became a proxy phrase for 'the politics of climate policies', and not 'stopping the heating of the atmosphere and oceans so that we don't fucking die'

Imagine a debate about "will Labour stick with or abandon cancer prevention"

Vandalism.

The Observer view on SUVs: they are too dangerous and too big, their drivers should be made to pay If a car generates more potholes, takes up more space and poses more risk, it is only fair that its owner pays more

“If a car generates more potholes in our roads, takes up more parking space and poses more danger to pedestrians, cyclists and other car occupants compared with smaller vehicles, then it is only fair that its owner pays more for driving that vehicle.”

Via @theguardian.com

Unlucky!

Simple and powerful little video

Well knock me down with a feather. bylinetimes.com/2025/03/18/k...

We’ve been living car-free for 21 months now. Swiss infrastructures really support it. I also lived many years in Sydney car-free. Do I miss having a car? Some days, absolutely. If I had a car, would I be 100 times lazier and unnecessarily reliant on it? Yeah.

Only the richest 4% of people pay Inheritance Tax.

Only the richest 1.5% of farmers will pay HALF Inheritance Tax spread over 10 years.

This is a protest funded by the obscenely wealthy who want to pay no tax at all.

Woo hoo!

Utter tosser.

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I thought this particular moron was supposed to be leaving the country?

$1,131,794,901

That's how much Big Oil has spent over the last 30 years paying off Congress to look the other way on climate action while the planet burns.

Well, the planet is burning.
Don't let them look away.

He said “no college student”. There are college students outside the USA, you know. And the USA isn’t immune from climate change either.

The polling supports Phillipson on this (backed by 60%) and Labour is wise to embrace the argument rather than shrinking from it.

Let’s hope he makes a better job of being president - but I doubt it.

Silver Linings Playbook is a great movie.

Amazon is selling @dlknowles.bsky.social’s anti-car book for £1.99 on Kindle, worth picking up a copy. (He didn’t even ask me to write this, honestly, I have small children so manage to read about two books a year and this was one of them.) www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0C6...

Self-driving tractors eh?