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Taking the whole ROAD ✔️
Distracted (singing) ✔️
No helmets ✔️
No lights ✔️
No reflective vests ✔️
Riding in a pack ✔️

Textbook radical anti-car cyclists.

Parliament debates rejoining the EU: a surprisingly positive response Westminster MPs debated a petition to rejoin the EU, with many backing closer ties. Labour’s red lines remain, but momentum for change is growing

🇪🇺🇬🇧 Westminster MPs debated a petition to rejoin the EU, with many backing closer ties.

Labour’s red lines remain, but momentum for change is growing. 🙌

New figures reveal Brexit costing UK business £37bn a year Exclusive: Billions of pounds worth of lost business with other European Union countries prompts calls to re-enter customs union and single market

Well, well! That's no good! ❌

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Screenshot of polling data from Jan 2025

The UK would now want to rejoin the EU by 55% to 33%

Removing those that don’t know - that’s a 62.5% to 37.5% breakdown.

Thanks!

Poll of YouGov data on European army with UK included.

💥 Well how about that.

After years of Brexiteers saying we had to leave the EU to avoid being forced into a European army…

… it turns out that Brits are fine with the idea. With the UK explicitly included.

A plurality of Tory voters support it - and even a fair chunk of Reform.

How times change…

We need to change the way of things.
The world is in such a precarious state, we have to declare our allegiance to what is right, not to what is traditionally expected of us.
We need to immediately realign ourselves to our European neighbours & call out the vile, tawdry dealings of Trumps America.

Government is busy: but the media are not telling you Despite what the press tells us, the government is very busy, often doing popular things. But you wouldn’t know it from the press coverage

The government is busy - but the work is not being reported. From banning toxic pesticides to funding green jobs, here are 20 things that happened last week.

From Private Eye. Brilliant.

Bristol to Portishead rail line final funding agreed The line, which was closed in 1964, could welcome passengers back by the end of 2027.

BBC News - Final funds agreed for Portishead to Bristol line
www.bbc.com/news/article...

@bbclaurak.bsky.social why is Gillian Keegan a panel guest on your programme this morning? She's a member of the public, that's all.

That means revenue support. Which needs to be raised from somewhere. Parking charges is one option, fuel duty another. Unfortunately, most people living in the countryside think both are a fundamental abuse of their human rights. So, no buses then.

You know what?

The EU & UK should put tariffs on US goods (from red states) in solidarity with Canada and Mexico.

Rather than watching others get bullied and waiting our turn - we should unify against this bullying until the bully drops that behaviour.

Good photo. Hogwarts.

Standing with Canada today

Would be a shame if this Express poll didn’t go they way they hoped…

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Five key impacts of Brexit five years on The UK left the European Union on 31 January 2020.

🔥 FINALLY!

The BBC are finally doing the public education service on Brexit that they always should have.

Have a read. 👇👇

Actually I'd be ok with Jools Holland. Is that Brian Blessed behind Camilla?

Ookkkkaaayyyyy...

So with the best will in the world, these marvellous global opportunities generate 0.6% benefit against a 4% disbenefit, giving the UK a net drag of 3.4%. Sunlit uplands. PS, Farage won't publish his tax returns either.

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Are we allowed to talk about building HS2 in full (including the eastern leg) rather than airport expansion in the middle of a climate crisis?

‘Move closer to Europe – not Trump’ voters tell Starmer in major UK poll Pressure growing on Labour to improve trade with EU as Rachel Reeves admits Brexit damaged UK

www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Bizarro by the Wedding Present?

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Their legislative programme is ambitious. It takes time to get that through the parliamentary process. The first six months will be spent writing proposed legislation and getting first readings tabled.

Reminiscent of The Granary in Bristol.

The UK population wants closer trade with EU over the US.

Only Reform is different.

Sunshine indoors.

A West Midlands tram arriving at Library stop at night. Pretty lights!

Trams are cool

More places need trams