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@bbcnickrobinson @ZackPolanski Your job is due impartiality - not this six of one, half a dozen of the other horseshit.

Simple answer Zack. Our job is to report. We interview you & those you quote who use the word genocide. We do the same for those who disagree. We also report that no international court has yet made a judgment. Nor has the UN. That’s not me or the BBC taking sides or downplaying what’s happened in Gaza. It’s doing our job.

Amnesty International say what is happening in Palestine is a genocide. The UN Special Rapporteur say it's a genocide. Countless genocide scholars say it's a genocide. How are we still doing this? And why is the BBC doing this? youtu.be/Es_wxH04bgs?si…

@TheCyberdevil Saturday night TV has always been shite. Half the country used to watch Surprise Surprise, like captured partizans digging their own mass grave.

Prime Time Saturday Night repeats of The Wheel and The Weakest Link. And they wonder why linear TV is dead.

@BBenville66275 @PrepperCanadian Cowards.

@PrepperCanadian My dude, you do understand that aircraft can keep pounding tunnel entrances faster than they can be cleared, right? If need be you can loiter attack drones over it 24/7.

In this CNN piece, we learn: 1) All they are really hitting are the entrances to tunnel cities, and Iran is apparently able to excavate and rebuild almost immediately. 2) These are only “temporary solutions” because Iranians “adapt,” which is just a polite way of saying the next step would be ground troops or nukes. 3) They “have just enough munitions to hit strategic sites like civilian infrastructure,” which is one hell of a propaganda line for CNN to slip in there. 4) Iran invested in national defense and diverted state resources away from the civilian population, according to Hegseth at the Pentagon, which diverts roughly a trillion dollars a year away from Americans for offensive purposes. Low IQ MAGA and libtard accounts are now united in circulating these CNN clips, and I should remind you, that was absolutely on my bingo card.

We’ve hit rock bottom here guys, unfortunately I can’t see Colmore Row ever getting back to its pristine state, not even 2 years, hundreds of thousands pounds was spent to repave and we now have THREE separate sections of paving stones replaced with tarmac. @BhamColmore

@Askwho @ReissOmari @BhamColmore It is.

@ReissOmari @BhamColmore Man, this ought to be a crime

@Plaistovian Don't talk shit.

"Pavements are for people" - Lillian Greenwood It's fantastic to hear about this Labour government's work to protect pavements from car parking. New powers to enforce pavement parking would be devolved to local authorities to protect vulnerable pedestrians.

@PippaCrerar There's no reason they'd have us back.

Most senior Labour figure yet to openly call for party to put rejoining EU in next election manifesto. Will others now follow? (Very few even say this privately - but it’s a long time until the next election)…

@djclipart Paedo judge.

62-year-old man in Widnes savagely attacks a taxi driver after finding out he is Palestinian National press ignores it and bangs on about a bakery instead phtm.co.uk/news/8698/phtm…

@NoContextHumans Both. Difficult to tell but it doesn't look the driver is indicating, it's a needlessly aggressive manoeuvre either way. Cyclist should drop back to a safe distance and doesn't.

Who’s at fault here?

@AugusteCom30151 The birth rate declined because the state millennials onwards as pack mules who solely exist for the glory of the gerontocracy.

No one under 50 is getting a pension. I hope you all know that.

@Derickwhufc @celtic_jaime Unemployment is higher in London than Liverpool. Even as southern central planners try to wipe it off the map.

@celtic_jaime All jobless… just your average scousers

Liverpool looks class for st Patrick’s day ☘️

@BadParkingLpool Same all over.

Mill Lane is a free for all these days.

@tonymc39 Less than 6% of the whole pot. Seems fair.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces £95m cash injection for Liverpool city region to support projects such as the proposed £5bn transformation of Liverpool Central station and the surrounding area Full story in comments…

@LCRMayor Less than 6% The rest going to her communist pals down the road no doubt.

💼 The Treasury has unveiled £95m for the Liverpool City Region to unlock major growth projects, including the redevelopment of Liverpool Central. It's a key step in delivering the Northern Growth strategy - the North’s biggest travel upgrade in decades. liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool…

@MrTimDunn @Adobe SumatraPDF is pretty chill.

Hey @Adobe. 1.14GB just to *read a PDF*? Your Adobe Reader is now officially bloatware. We don't want "podcast summaries of your docs" we just want to read, print and maybe annotate. Please make this insanity STOP

@hardwarecanucks Don't turn it on then.

The debate over DLSS 5 brings up an interesting possibility. Regardless of GenAI & the visceral reaction it brings, maybe we DON'T want games to look photo-realistic. Many gamers want their games to look like...games.

@Pirat_Nation Why lie?

Oblivion remaster with DLSS 5, this is not a joke.

Christ, three in a row, are @cheshirepolice actually starting to enforce the law.

@ReadingCouncil Allowing cyclists on footpaths is of no benefit to pedestrians.

As well as investing in a road resurfacing programme, we also resurface pavements and create new ones where needed – for example on Portman Road where our in-house team created a new stretch of pavement to benefit pedestrians and cyclists.