Andrew Stortford

Why?

Signed!

This is a broader problem with much international law. Treaties made to deal with serious harm have been widened in scope too far and are interfering in legitimate balancing decisions that nation states are wanting to make.

Or she could fudge it once more and then have to do all of the above next year. Which will go down even worse.

Looks like the Guardian has given up.

Britain's roads to be narrower to stop drivers overtaking cyclists Drawn up by Active Travel England, the new guidance will apply to billions of pounds’ worth of future road-building projects

Apparently there's no "war on motorists"

Yet the latest road design idea - narrowing roads to prevent cyclist injury - has not even considered the impact on other road users. That's wrong. A shared space should be designed for all users.

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I naively thought he would prefer to sue under uk libel law?

"Voters in England decide the UK government"

What ignorant horseshit. There are countless examples in the last century when the UK government party has not had a majority of England MPs.

Zero

Hiw about some urgent reform of our libel laws (long overdue) eg to cap liability?

This policy is absolutely the right approach and long overdue.

Giving refuge to someone fleeing a war is absolutely the right thing to do. But when the war ends, the refugee goes home.

Thats what other countries do. Its what Britain should do.

Heres a policy for the conservatives that would be widely popular: No-one should ever pay >50% marginal tax.

The "moron premium" was a real thing in the bond markets when Liz Truss was around.

Do share, where is that?

2.6C increase means "means the end of agriculture in the UK"

Disappointed - but not surprised - to see the Guardian fail to challenge this patently absurd climate catastophism.

No it wont. Not even close. If youre interested, heres a scientofic study that shows that

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Not true in any sense.

YouTube video by Warfronts The World Ignored Sudan's Genocide. Now It's Too Late.

69,000 people

Thats the number of people massacred in El Fasher in the last 10 days. A genocide the world has ignored.

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Good.

Not just for the Starmer Project, the centrist project. True also of Brown, Cameron, Sunak or Boris.

Conservatives are now considered the best party on the economy.

Or least worst...

Glad to see the penny starting to drop for Labour MPs. If we're "ahead of the pack" on climate change, there will be a huge cost in deindustrialisation, job losses and low growth.

Good point. I think what matters is peak temperature full stop - no matter whether its 2100, 2300 or 2050. Thats what we should be measuring. Anything else is fiddling the figures.

I agree that 1.5C is no longer achievable, 2+C is likely and we should prepare for this. But Im not sure 5C? That would mean not only are there no more NDC improvements, but even existing commitments not met. My money FWIW is on about 3-4C.

There is no "bargain with the state" if the left want to hike public spending paid for by "other peoples" taxes.

Greens now consistently outpolling LDs (in votes - LDs well ahead in seats)

1.5C is no longer acheivable. Why do people try to live in a fake world they desire rather than the real world we have?

House prices to flatline until next election, warns estate agent House prices are set to flatline across Britain until 2028 as high interest rates and tax rise fears dampen buyer demand, Savills has warned. Average prices adjusted for inflation will not return to g...

Isn't this a good thing?

House prices to flatline until next election, "warns" estate agent

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Governments are not obliged to read them or respond!

One climate policy from the Greens I can definitely agree with! Climate adaption needs major urgent attention.