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The Telegraph admits that Brexit has been a disaster a mere 9 years after the vote.
Very demure.
Very mindful.
Very brave.
Very demure.
Very mindful.
Very brave.
November 29, 2025 at 8:42 PM
The Telegraph admits that Brexit has been a disaster a mere 9 years after the vote.
Very demure.
Very mindful.
Very brave.
Very demure.
Very mindful.
Very brave.
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The Co-op is backing the government, supporting the people in our country and our farming industry.
In news totally ignored by all major news outlets the Co-op has said "Today’s Budget provides the clarity & certainty that small shops and local communities have been waiting for".
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In news totally ignored by all major news outlets the Co-op has said "Today’s Budget provides the clarity & certainty that small shops and local communities have been waiting for".
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Co-op to cut prices of 1,000 products after Autumn Budget announced
The grocer has announced major plans for the chain
www.birminghammail.co.uk
November 30, 2025 at 11:55 AM
The Co-op is backing the government, supporting the people in our country and our farming industry.
In news totally ignored by all major news outlets the Co-op has said "Today’s Budget provides the clarity & certainty that small shops and local communities have been waiting for".
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In news totally ignored by all major news outlets the Co-op has said "Today’s Budget provides the clarity & certainty that small shops and local communities have been waiting for".
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Stunned.
What WERE the chances?
What WERE the chances?
November 30, 2025 at 3:35 PM
Stunned.
What WERE the chances?
What WERE the chances?
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'We have historically high welfare spending.' No we don't.
'We have a historically high proportion of working-age people not actually working.' No we don't.
'The number of Britons emigrating is skyrocketing.' No it isn't.
'We have a historically high proportion of working-age people not actually working.' No we don't.
'The number of Britons emigrating is skyrocketing.' No it isn't.
November 30, 2025 at 1:16 PM
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Subsidies and Contracts for Difference (CfD) that UK govt has promised to two projects for new #nuclear power stations to add $1.32 billion (£1 billion) annually to the UK power bills from 2030.
oilprice.com/Latest-Energ...
oilprice.com/Latest-Energ...
UK Nuclear Projects Set to Add $1.3 Billion a Year to Power Bills | OilPrice.com
UK nuclear projects Hinkley Point C and Sizewell C are expected to raise household energy bills through subsidies, levies, and escalating project costs.
oilprice.com
November 29, 2025 at 1:50 PM
Subsidies and Contracts for Difference (CfD) that UK govt has promised to two projects for new #nuclear power stations to add $1.32 billion (£1 billion) annually to the UK power bills from 2030.
oilprice.com/Latest-Energ...
oilprice.com/Latest-Energ...
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Bill Gates favors hypothetical new energy tech, including modular #nuclear reactors that Mann says “couldn’t possibly be scaled up over the time frame in which the world must transition off fossil fuels.”
cleantechnica.com/2025/11/29/m...
cleantechnica.com/2025/11/29/m...
Michael Mann To Bill Gates: What World Are You Living In? - CleanTechnica
Mann offers a roadmap against an "ecocidal agenda" driven by plutocrats, polluters, petrostates, propagandists, and much of the press.
cleantechnica.com
November 30, 2025 at 10:12 AM
Bill Gates favors hypothetical new energy tech, including modular #nuclear reactors that Mann says “couldn’t possibly be scaled up over the time frame in which the world must transition off fossil fuels.”
cleantechnica.com/2025/11/29/m...
cleantechnica.com/2025/11/29/m...
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Reminder:
Green energy doesn't require war with oil-rich countries.
It's also sustainable and doesn't pollute our air.
It is also the future of the planet at large.
If we choose oil, we choose our own extinction.
So war for oil/oil = bad
Green energy = good
Thank you for attending my ted talk.
Green energy doesn't require war with oil-rich countries.
It's also sustainable and doesn't pollute our air.
It is also the future of the planet at large.
If we choose oil, we choose our own extinction.
So war for oil/oil = bad
Green energy = good
Thank you for attending my ted talk.
November 25, 2025 at 5:03 AM
Reminder:
Green energy doesn't require war with oil-rich countries.
It's also sustainable and doesn't pollute our air.
It is also the future of the planet at large.
If we choose oil, we choose our own extinction.
So war for oil/oil = bad
Green energy = good
Thank you for attending my ted talk.
Green energy doesn't require war with oil-rich countries.
It's also sustainable and doesn't pollute our air.
It is also the future of the planet at large.
If we choose oil, we choose our own extinction.
So war for oil/oil = bad
Green energy = good
Thank you for attending my ted talk.
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Nuclear power is expensive because it's *extremely dangerous*. It takes a vast amount of money, resources, time and effort to reduce the risk it poses to a level that our democracies have judged to be safe.
People seem to be slowly forgetting just how unforgiving and devastating nuclear can be.
People seem to be slowly forgetting just how unforgiving and devastating nuclear can be.
UK most expensive place to develop nuclear power, report says
Experts criticise “overly complex” rules and call for an overhaul of Britain's nuclear strategy.
www.bbc.co.uk
November 24, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Nuclear power is expensive because it's *extremely dangerous*. It takes a vast amount of money, resources, time and effort to reduce the risk it poses to a level that our democracies have judged to be safe.
People seem to be slowly forgetting just how unforgiving and devastating nuclear can be.
People seem to be slowly forgetting just how unforgiving and devastating nuclear can be.
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New analysis by non-profit climate group Possible today:
Private jet passengers typically pay less than 1% of the cost of their flights in taxes, compared to 26%-54% paid by economy passengers on standard flights
Loopholes mean private jetters often pay little or no APD, nor fuel duty on kerosene.
Private jet passengers typically pay less than 1% of the cost of their flights in taxes, compared to 26%-54% paid by economy passengers on standard flights
Loopholes mean private jetters often pay little or no APD, nor fuel duty on kerosene.
November 24, 2025 at 12:56 PM
New analysis by non-profit climate group Possible today:
Private jet passengers typically pay less than 1% of the cost of their flights in taxes, compared to 26%-54% paid by economy passengers on standard flights
Loopholes mean private jetters often pay little or no APD, nor fuel duty on kerosene.
Private jet passengers typically pay less than 1% of the cost of their flights in taxes, compared to 26%-54% paid by economy passengers on standard flights
Loopholes mean private jetters often pay little or no APD, nor fuel duty on kerosene.
Yet another unique way to stimulate cellular immunity against cancer.
“Using the gut immune system to induce cellular immunity is a unique approach,” Shirakawa notes. “And it should be very easy to extend it to other antigen proteins and also infectious diseases.”
#ScienceSunday
“Using the gut immune system to induce cellular immunity is a unique approach,” Shirakawa notes. “And it should be very easy to extend it to other antigen proteins and also infectious diseases.”
#ScienceSunday
Inducing immunity against cancer via the gut
Could a microbe that can smuggle antigens into the immune system of the gut provide a simple way to treat cancers?
www.nature.com
November 23, 2025 at 2:22 PM
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While you were sleeping, #windEnergy reached 36% of the National Grid's electricity demand. https://winderful.uk
November 23, 2025 at 9:00 AM
While you were sleeping, #windEnergy reached 36% of the National Grid's electricity demand. https://winderful.uk
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The UK is set to become less reliant on imports for critical minerals required for modern tech under a new Critical Mineral Strategy.
+ 10% will be produced in the UK
+ 20% will be recycled
+ imports will be spread across multiple countries.
+ 50k tonnes of lithium to be produced
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+ 10% will be produced in the UK
+ 20% will be recycled
+ imports will be spread across multiple countries.
+ 50k tonnes of lithium to be produced
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From smartphones to fridges: UK to end overreliance on imports of critical minerals
The Government has launched the UK’s new Critical Minerals Strategy.
www.gov.uk
November 23, 2025 at 8:31 AM
The UK is set to become less reliant on imports for critical minerals required for modern tech under a new Critical Mineral Strategy.
+ 10% will be produced in the UK
+ 20% will be recycled
+ imports will be spread across multiple countries.
+ 50k tonnes of lithium to be produced
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+ 10% will be produced in the UK
+ 20% will be recycled
+ imports will be spread across multiple countries.
+ 50k tonnes of lithium to be produced
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To those in the UK, and around the world, who want to delay the urgent action needed to tackle the climate crisis or who deny it even exists...
...Ed has a message for you:
"You may be well funded....but you are loosing.
The world is uniting to fight the climate crisis and you will lose!"
...Ed has a message for you:
"You may be well funded....but you are loosing.
The world is uniting to fight the climate crisis and you will lose!"
November 22, 2025 at 4:17 PM
To those in the UK, and around the world, who want to delay the urgent action needed to tackle the climate crisis or who deny it even exists...
...Ed has a message for you:
"You may be well funded....but you are loosing.
The world is uniting to fight the climate crisis and you will lose!"
...Ed has a message for you:
"You may be well funded....but you are loosing.
The world is uniting to fight the climate crisis and you will lose!"
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Sizewell C is responsible for a quarter of the rise in the unit price of electricity from 1 January.
Meanwhile the unit price of gas has *fallen*.
The opposite of what we want!
From 1 Jan ⚡ goes up just over 1p; 0.35p of that is the new nuclear levy. ⚡ will be 27.7p per kWh, up from 26.4p.
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Meanwhile the unit price of gas has *fallen*.
The opposite of what we want!
From 1 Jan ⚡ goes up just over 1p; 0.35p of that is the new nuclear levy. ⚡ will be 27.7p per kWh, up from 26.4p.
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November 21, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Sizewell C is responsible for a quarter of the rise in the unit price of electricity from 1 January.
Meanwhile the unit price of gas has *fallen*.
The opposite of what we want!
From 1 Jan ⚡ goes up just over 1p; 0.35p of that is the new nuclear levy. ⚡ will be 27.7p per kWh, up from 26.4p.
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Meanwhile the unit price of gas has *fallen*.
The opposite of what we want!
From 1 Jan ⚡ goes up just over 1p; 0.35p of that is the new nuclear levy. ⚡ will be 27.7p per kWh, up from 26.4p.
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Building EPRs is so fraught with the risk of delays and cost overruns that the financial markets won't finance them. They don't judge them to be commercially viable (because they're not). So instead the British government has resolved that you, dear bill payer, will carry the cost and risk.
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November 21, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Building EPRs is so fraught with the risk of delays and cost overruns that the financial markets won't finance them. They don't judge them to be commercially viable (because they're not). So instead the British government has resolved that you, dear bill payer, will carry the cost and risk.
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First electric cars and buses, now trucks: in the past we were often told that electric trucks would not be feasible.
But the market is picking up speed and electric trucks have become a reality. Expectations are for significant market expansion in the coming years.
But the market is picking up speed and electric trucks have become a reality. Expectations are for significant market expansion in the coming years.
November 20, 2025 at 12:11 PM
First electric cars and buses, now trucks: in the past we were often told that electric trucks would not be feasible.
But the market is picking up speed and electric trucks have become a reality. Expectations are for significant market expansion in the coming years.
But the market is picking up speed and electric trucks have become a reality. Expectations are for significant market expansion in the coming years.
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BREAKING: UK’s response to Covid was “too little too late”. Acting faster could have saved 23,000 lives in England according to the public inquiry.
Boris Johnson presided over a “toxic, sexist, chaotic culture” in No10, where rule-breaking seriously undermined public confidence.
Boris Johnson presided over a “toxic, sexist, chaotic culture” in No10, where rule-breaking seriously undermined public confidence.
November 20, 2025 at 4:07 PM
BREAKING: UK’s response to Covid was “too little too late”. Acting faster could have saved 23,000 lives in England according to the public inquiry.
Boris Johnson presided over a “toxic, sexist, chaotic culture” in No10, where rule-breaking seriously undermined public confidence.
Boris Johnson presided over a “toxic, sexist, chaotic culture” in No10, where rule-breaking seriously undermined public confidence.
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The UK just passed 20 GW of solar power! ☀️
That means more clean electricity and fewer carbon emissions with over 1.4 GW added this year!
Next stop: the upcoming CfD rounds... a key step to keeping the momentum going 📈
That means more clean electricity and fewer carbon emissions with over 1.4 GW added this year!
Next stop: the upcoming CfD rounds... a key step to keeping the momentum going 📈
UK solar capacity hits 20 GW
Major milestone for UK solar deployment as 15 CfD-backed projects switch on during the first three quarters of 2025. Further utility-scale deployment is expected, but much will depend on the outcomes ...
www.pv-magazine.com
November 6, 2025 at 9:13 AM
The UK just passed 20 GW of solar power! ☀️
That means more clean electricity and fewer carbon emissions with over 1.4 GW added this year!
Next stop: the upcoming CfD rounds... a key step to keeping the momentum going 📈
That means more clean electricity and fewer carbon emissions with over 1.4 GW added this year!
Next stop: the upcoming CfD rounds... a key step to keeping the momentum going 📈
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A new British wind energy generation record announced today by @neso-energy.bsky.social of 22,711 megawatts at 7.30pm on Tuesday 11 November, which provided enough power to meet the needs of over 22 million homes and generated 43.6% of the nation’s overall electricity demand at that time ⚡ 🏡 📈
November 19, 2025 at 3:25 PM
A new British wind energy generation record announced today by @neso-energy.bsky.social of 22,711 megawatts at 7.30pm on Tuesday 11 November, which provided enough power to meet the needs of over 22 million homes and generated 43.6% of the nation’s overall electricity demand at that time ⚡ 🏡 📈
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NEW from me: A recent study finds that fully electrified homes in Handsworth, built to adhere to a draft version of the Future Homes standard, put less pressure on the grid than researchers expected.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Heat-pump homes put less strain on grid than expected, study shows
Analysis of new-builds in Birmingham suggests all-electric homes not only use less energy but vary in peak usage
www.theguardian.com
November 19, 2025 at 9:14 AM
NEW from me: A recent study finds that fully electrified homes in Handsworth, built to adhere to a draft version of the Future Homes standard, put less pressure on the grid than researchers expected.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
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Here’s your Epstein Hoax
November 17, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Here’s your Epstein Hoax
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Good morning with good news: Poland's coal plunged from 91.1% of its electricity in June 2015 to a record low monthly share of 42.9% in June 2025!
Down 48.2 points of market share in just 10 years.
How?
Mostly Wind/Solar.
They jumped from 4% in June 2015 to 38.9% in June 2025. #energysky
Down 48.2 points of market share in just 10 years.
How?
Mostly Wind/Solar.
They jumped from 4% in June 2015 to 38.9% in June 2025. #energysky
November 18, 2025 at 1:53 PM
Good morning with good news: Poland's coal plunged from 91.1% of its electricity in June 2015 to a record low monthly share of 42.9% in June 2025!
Down 48.2 points of market share in just 10 years.
How?
Mostly Wind/Solar.
They jumped from 4% in June 2015 to 38.9% in June 2025. #energysky
Down 48.2 points of market share in just 10 years.
How?
Mostly Wind/Solar.
They jumped from 4% in June 2015 to 38.9% in June 2025. #energysky