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Hugh Terry 💙🍉
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Hugh Terry 💙🍉
@Hugorelly
Actor & voice artist 🎭🎵 Socialism not Barbarism! #SaveOurNHS💙 #RejoinEU⭐ #BoycottIsrael 🇵🇸 #GreenNewDeal🌏 #UBI💷 #WealthTax💰 #BLM🖤 #DumpTrump🤡
Reading, England Katılım Kasım 2010
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@bonnieburgess @England Pleased for the England players, who have put in so much effort over the past few weeks.
Vindication not vilification.
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@Hugorelly @England A ridiculous, entertaining end to end training match of a game is what Cdn. sportscasters called it. Great fun.
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Call me bitter, jaded & twisted.
I confess I was not expecting much from tonight's 'meaningless' @England match vs France in Miami.
What a revelation!
Colour me pleasantly surprised.
😁😊😜
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@LuckyHeronSay Tbf, the french really don't give a fuck about this game
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Why didn't they play like this in the second half against Argentina?
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@HeatherJeeves @England Second half was Torture.
Thank God we won!
🥳
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Burnham is gathering into government the people who worked unflaggingly to ensure Labour lost the election in 2019. Let's think about that.
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I wonder when & how the Trump story will end? Opinion will differ on how it ought to end.
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Another Joe Root ODI masterclass 🐐
Watch the highlights of the 2nd Metro Bank ODI from Cardiff.
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🔴 Harold Wilson’s vision was for Britain to remain a mixed economy with a strong industrial base, strategic public ownership, North Sea resources used for national renewal, and a partnership with Europe.
🇳🇴 Norway followed something much closer to that path.
🇬🇧 Britain took a different route:
Financial deregulation and the growing dominance of the City.
Large-scale privatisation.
Selling off strategic national assets.
North Sea oil revenues largely used to fund current spending and tax cuts rather than building a sovereign wealth fund.
An economy increasingly dependent on finance, property and consumption rather than production.
🇳🇴 Norway did almost the opposite:
Created the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund.
Retained significant public ownership in energy.
Invested resource wealth for future generations.
Maintained a broad industrial base alongside its financial sector.
Stayed inside the European Economic Area, preserving full access to the Single Market.
Britain then added Brexit on top of that divergence.
Edwin Hayward@edwinhayward
There are suggestions that Burnham may be planning to blame Thatcher for Britain's problems. Given that she was last in power 36 years ago and that you'd have to be in your mid-50s to have ever voted for her, this feels like a stretch and a half.
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England team news - No Kane or Bellingham
Team to play France: Henderson, Quansah, Konsa, Guehi, Spence, Rice, Eze, Rogers, Saka, Rashford, Toney
Look like England don’t care about 3rd place either.
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😢 The tragedy of Britain has never been a lack of wealth or resources. We’ve had coal, steel, oil and gas, fertile farmland, world-class universities, scientific innovation and now some of Europe’s best renewable energy potential. There has always been more than enough to build a prosperous, secure society.
The problem has never been scarcity. It’s that too much of that wealth has flowed upwards instead of being shared more broadly.
Today’s divisions aren’t inevitable. They are the result of political and economic choices. Britain isn’t poor bc it had nothing to give. Britain is struggling because, too often, a small minority has captured the rewards while asking everyone else to accept less.
That’s the real tragedy of modern Britain: there has always been enough to share, but not enough willingness among those with the greatest power and wealth to do so.
@labourlewis @andyburnham
Liz Webster@LizWebsterSBF
🔴 Harold Wilson’s vision was for Britain to remain a mixed economy with a strong industrial base, strategic public ownership, North Sea resources used for national renewal, and a partnership with Europe. 🇳🇴 Norway followed something much closer to that path. 🇬🇧 Britain took a different route: Financial deregulation and the growing dominance of the City. Large-scale privatisation. Selling off strategic national assets. North Sea oil revenues largely used to fund current spending and tax cuts rather than building a sovereign wealth fund. An economy increasingly dependent on finance, property and consumption rather than production. 🇳🇴 Norway did almost the opposite: Created the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund. Retained significant public ownership in energy. Invested resource wealth for future generations. Maintained a broad industrial base alongside its financial sector. Stayed inside the European Economic Area, preserving full access to the Single Market. Britain then added Brexit on top of that divergence.
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Beautifully put👇
Liz Webster@LizWebsterSBF
😢 The tragedy of Britain has never been a lack of wealth or resources. We’ve had coal, steel, oil and gas, fertile farmland, world-class universities, scientific innovation and now some of Europe’s best renewable energy potential. There has always been more than enough to build a prosperous, secure society. The problem has never been scarcity. It’s that too much of that wealth has flowed upwards instead of being shared more broadly. Today’s divisions aren’t inevitable. They are the result of political and economic choices. Britain isn’t poor bc it had nothing to give. Britain is struggling because, too often, a small minority has captured the rewards while asking everyone else to accept less. That’s the real tragedy of modern Britain: there has always been enough to share, but not enough willingness among those with the greatest power and wealth to do so. @labourlewis @andyburnham
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The French are giving a big gallic shrug to this third place game aren't they?
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