Hayley Jayne

Hayley Jayne

@hayleyjayne.bsky.social

359 Followers 892 Following 12 Posts Joined Aug 2024
7 months ago
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The inside story of how America sent nuclear weapons to Britain Nukewatch UK explains how it tracked the bombs being flown across the Atlantic.

"Far from protecting Europeans during wartime, these nuclear weapons would contribute to turning Europe into a radioactive wasteland."

Great work from Nukewatch UK on tracking the delivery of US nukes to RAF Lakenheath. Starmer must come clean on this!

www.declassifieduk.org/the-inside-s...

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Labour are worse than the Tories. Absolutely malevolent. Tax the rich you fucking demons and leave the poor and the old in peace

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Alan Ferrier
@alanferrier
Via the @FT
"Scotland — which has its own state-owned water company — massively outperformed its neighbours, with water standards similar to much of Scandinavia."
ft.com/content/5c1a33

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The decline and fall of Great Britain From the graffiti to the economy, a sense of terminal rot has set in.

"The truly unnerving thing about the fall of Rome (yes, I’m going there again, sorry) was that most Romans probably didn’t notice it had happened."

Morning all!

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Shop | Spelling Mistakes Cost Lives /// Darren Cullen

I've been doing back-to-back large projects since April which is great but it always means I post less on social media, and when I post less I sell less art & merch, fewer Patreon sign-ups etc, so right now I'm running on fumes.

So if you'd like a t-shirt or a print from my shop it'd be a big help!

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'Insult': Labour refuse to reveal amount of cash given to English oil refinery THE UK Government has been accused of adding “insult to injury” after repeatedly refusing to disclose the amount of public funding it has spent…

NEW: Labour have repeatedly refused to say how much public cash they've spent to keep an English oil refinery open – just months after letting Grangemouth shut down.
And they wonder why Scotland should never trust them!!!
www.thenational.scot/news/2531651...

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When Rachel Reeves backs trickledown economics and deregulation of financial sector she is all of the below:
Using discredited ideology.
Ignoring economic evidence.
Scared of the City.
Desperate.
A Tory.

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Reeves to say cuts to City red tape will bring trickle-down benefits to households Chancellor to announce raft of deregulation changes as City regulators move to pare back transparency rules

Reeves should know well that all evidence says trickle down is a myth. Deregulating capitalism makes the rich even richer. Nonsense from a so-called called Labour Chancellor.

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WeTransfer TOS says they can use all your uploaded content for genAI

Bye forever, WeTransfer.

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Lammy appointed Labour donor to plum foreign office role Exclusive: Karen Blackett donated £5,000 to foreign secretary’s office last year. Now she’s been given a paid role as a non-executive director in his department.

REVEALED: David Lammy placed the former UK president of the world’s biggest fossil fuel advertiser on the board of the foreign office after she gave him a £5000 donation: democracyforsale.substack.com/p/lammy-appo...

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Palantir accuses UK doctors of choosing ‘ideology over patient interest’ in NHS data row Tech firm’s chief, Louis Mosley, dismisses fears that contract ‘threatens to undermine public trust in NHS data systems’

Strange to read Palantir argue that we should ignore its dangerous politics, and the implications for our privacy, and focus on its competence in a world in which, as @petergeoghegan.bsky.social has exposed, its product is also rubbish. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

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'Not good enough': Octopus Energy boss slams UK zonal pricing snub THE boss of Octopus Energy has warned of “soaring” energy costs being “locked in for years to come” amid Ed Miliband reportedly ditching…

NEW: Labour have "ditched" plans to explore zonal pricing - which would have meant cheaper bills for energy-rich Scotland.

Octopus have pushed for the policy - and their CEO is not happy.

"Soaring costs, locked in for years to come, more on the way"

www.thenational.scot/news/2530043...

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Benefit cuts will hit severely disabled people despite ministers’ claims, say charities Exclusive: Charities say planned universal credit changes fail to account for progressive or fluctuating conditions

“Huge swathes” of severely disabled people will be hit by Universal Credit cuts, contrary to government claims they will be protected. 

My exclusive in today’s Guardian ahead of the vote: www.theguardian.com/society/2025...

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Labour’s Freeport Fakery: How Starmer’s ISZs Double Down on Neoliberalism’s Corporate Carve-Up David Powell's latest article on Freeports for the Canary shows what we can all do to oppose these corporate power grabs

Labour’s Freeport fakery: how Starmer’s plan doubles down on neoliberalism’s corporate carve-up

David Powell's final article in his series on Freeports for the Canary shows what we can all do to oppose these corporate power grabs
www.thecanary.co/explainer/20...

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Ed Miliband abandons plan to charge less for electricity in Scotland Energy minister decides against ‘zonal pricing’ backed by Octopus founder but opposed by many other energy firms

Scottish people miss out on the benefits of having one of Europe's highest renewable potentials and the UK as a whole loses out on billions because the UK Labour Party is dedicated to pandering to Reform.

This should be on a leaflet to every home in Scotland.

www.theguardian.com/business/202...

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Did you know EFF's Certbot tool has helped encrypt millions of websites? Our open source software is free to everyone, but we need your support.

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A letter on United Nations Human Rights letterhead, dated July 7, 2025. The UN Committee requests information from the UK government about the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill and the Pathways to Work Green Paper. It asks for details on impact assessments, effects on disabled people, tightening eligibility for benefits, the risk of poverty, consultation with disabled people, limited scrutiny of the Bill, and public statements portraying disabled people as frauds or burdens. The deadline for the UK to respond is August 11, 2025 Continuation of the UN letter. It recalls previous reports and recommendations, including the 2017 Concluding Observations and the 2016 Inquiry, which found grave and systematic violations of disabled people’s rights. The Committee reminds the UK to carry out cumulative impact assessments, consult disabled people, and ensure reforms uphold human rights. It highlights that little progress has been made to improve the situation The final page of the UN letter. It states that credible information suggests the proposed Bill will deepen regression of disabled people’s rights. The UN Committee requests a response by August 11, 2025, ahead of the Committee’s 33rd session in Geneva. Contact information for the Secretary of the Committee is provided

🇺🇳 BREAKING: The UN is demanding answers from the UK over welfare reforms.

The Universal Credit Bill risks breaching disabled people’s rights—again.

No impact assessment. Cuts called “regression.” Demonising disabled claimants.

Deadline for U.K to respond: 11 Aug
#BinUCBill

LET YOUR MPs KNOW PLS

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In white text it says #TakingThePIP 
Everyone! We need to go again! 
We need You to tell your MP to vote against the welfare bill on Wednesday.  These cuts will hit those the most unable to work and in need of support.  
Click the link below to generate a letter to your MP

#BinUCBill

From Taking The PIP

We need everyone to write to their MP ahead of the 3rd reading of the Universal Credit bill

There is a link here for you to use to generate a letter to your MP
takingthepip.co.uk/write-to-you...

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The top 5 happiest countries in the world are all relatively small, independent, northern European states.

The UK is 23rd.
data.worldhappiness.report/table?_gl=1*....

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Again, this isn’t under some bloodcurdling media onslaught. This is just them, being themselves. Doing the best they can.

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The entire UK political/media narrative on welfare is that it is "burgeoning", "a burden" & "unsustainable". But how high is it compared to others? UK welfare at 10.8% of GDP in 2023 (including pensions). Finland spends 25.7% of GDP; France 23.8%: both double the UK.

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McSweeney’s Death Rattle In a media landscape where nuanced political breakthroughs are often credited to ‘genius Svengalis’, spin doctor Morgan McSweeney has become the crown prince of Starmerism. But now his fragile empire…

Core to McSweeneyism is the belief that ‘The Voter is never wrong’. Yet for a man so intent on listening to the public, McSweeney in fact seems to have selective hearing.

Angus Satow on Morgan McSweeney's manicured rise to power and his current fall from grace as Labour wunderkind.

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The divergence in child versus pensioner income trends over both halves of the 2020s is also not new. In 2002-03 pensioners and children had very similar typical equivalised household incomes, but between then and 2023-24 the median pensioner income grew by 32 per cent and the child figure by 7 per cent (with the typical working-age income growing by 8 per cent). In cash terms, the equivalised household income gap between pensioners and children has grown from roughly zero in the early 2000s to over £5,000 by 2023-24 and potentially over £7,000 by 2029-30. As we explore below, this is also reflected in poverty figures.

The typical pensioner and typical child’s household income were once very similar, but have diverged.

In cash terms, the equivalised household income gap between pensioners and children has grown from roughly zero in the early 2000s to over £5,000 by 2023-24 and potentially over £7,000 by 2029-30.

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Petition: Call time on corporate courts The UK's new trade strategy says it will continue inserting controversial corporate courts into its trade deals. At this very moment, the government is negotiating an investment treaty with India that...

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The UK's new trade strategy says it will continue inserting controversial corporate courts into its trade deals.

Sign the petition: Call time on corporate courts.

act.globaljustice.org.uk/petition-cal...

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Only 4 of these available 👇. Our shoppers are durable, colourful and every merch item ordered supports our work fighting for the NHS💙🥰
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Southern Ocean current reverses for first time, signalling risk of climate system collapse A major ocean current in the Southern Hemisphere has reversed direction for the first time in recorded history, in what climatologists are calling a ...

'A major ocean current in the Southern Hemisphere has reversed direction for the first time in recorded history, in what climatologists are calling a “catastrophic” tipping point in the global climate system.'
www.intellinews.com/southern-oce...

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Tony Blair’s staff took part in ‘Gaza Riviera’ project with BCG Former UK prime minister’s institute participated in meetings on plan to turn shattered enclave into trading hub

NEW: Tony Blair's staff took part in a BCG project for the redevelopment of Gaza along the lines of the 'Trump Riviera' plan www.ft.com/content/0b1b...

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