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🚨Westminster Voting Intention:
🇬🇧 RFM: 30% (+1)
🔴 LAB: 20% (-3)
🔵 CON: 19% (-1)
🟢 GRN: 13% (+3)
🟡 LDM: 12% (-1)
🏴 SNP: 3% (=)
Via @Moreincommon_, 22-25 May.
Changes w/ 15-19 May.
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loving the family motorbikes west ham and life
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@elgarr1 @RealSilentMaj @TrisOsborneMP Claire Coutinho, shadow secretary of state for energy security, said: "Turning our backs on domestic gas that could heat millions of homes would be madness in normal times, but it is sheer lunacy in the midst of a gas supply crisis."
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@elgarr1 @RealSilentMaj @TrisOsborneMP BBC news ?
The offshore energy industry has warned that the UK urgently needs to produce its own oil and gas and called for the government to support North Sea exploration
Offshore Energies UK said without more domestic production, the country risks becoming reliant on imports
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This is the reason her party hasn’t recovered in polls.
She knows the rise is largely due to the Iran war and wholesale costs; so do the public of course, and the market.
And yet she persists in this puerile partisan gesture. Sleepwalking into irrelevance.
Kemi Badenoch@KemiBadenoch
Energy bills are rising again. Labour will blame Iran, but you’re paying more because of Ed Miliband’s net zero taxes and refusal to drill our own oil and gas. Our Cheap Power Plan would cut bills by 20% by scrapping the green taxes, scrapping VAT and drilling in the North Sea.
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Labour has lost the country
No one trust them
REFORM DAILY WATCH 🏴🇬🇧@LondonReformist
🚨 REFORM UK EXPLODES TO A 10 POINT LEAD 🚨BREAKING: LATEST POLL EXPLODES TO A 10 POINT LEAD - Westminster Voting Intention: ➡️ REF: 30% (+1) 💔 LAB: 20% (-3) 🥶 CON: 19% (+1) 🤮 GRN: 13% (+3) 🎃 LDM: 12% (-1) 🏴 SNP: 3% (-) 🥸 OTH: 3% (-) Britain just delivered a brutal rejection of the failed Westminster elite. The people have had enough of open borders, net zero madness, and two-tier Keir. Real change is coming. 🇬🇧 @FindoutnowUK, 22-25 of May Changes w/ 18th May #ReformUK
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If you’re struggling to pay your energy bills and can’t afford food, don’t worry. Labour have knocked £1 off the entry price of a theme park.
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Ed Miliband is failing. He’s not knocked £300 off our bills, he’s increased them.
The cost of living is getting far worse under Ed and Labour.
Ed is killing the oil and gas industry and pushing up unemployment.
He is totally incompetent and needs to be sacked urgently.
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And then throw in the highest tax burden in history for good measure. We are being fleeced in every direction.
Essex Patriot@Essex_Patriot
British economy snapshot over the last 4 years: Gas: +94.1% Electricity: +78% Fuel: +49.3% Airfares: +34.4% Hotels: +37.8% Groceries: +25.0% Eating out: +26.5% Baby food: +26.3% Dog food: +58.1% Rent: +25% Used cars: +30.5% Public transport: +18.7% Real average weekly earnings: -2.8% The UK population is being killed Source: ONS
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I am heartily sick of all the Starmer bashing going on. So easy to sneer from the sidelines. And the way Sir Keir carries on with dignity and integrity fulfilling his manifesto more quickly than any previous government is an example to us all.#TenYearKeir #StandWithStarmer
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@elgarr1 @TrisOsborneMP The move reflects a combination of economic pragmatism, strategic autonomy, and regional security considerations, signaling a shift toward a more market-driven and sovereign approach to energy policy.
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@elgarr1 @TrisOsborneMP In essence, the UAE left OPEC to reclaim control over its oil resources, maximize revenue, and pursue a long-term economic and geopolitical strategy free from cartel-imposed constraints.
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@elgarr1 @TrisOsborneMP we need to do what UAE are doing
The UAE left OPEC to gain full control over its oil production, maximize revenue, and align energy policy with its long-term economic and geopolitical strategy.
to build a better AUE ?
I heard 30 years ago we were going to run out in 15 years
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You couldnt make it up
Construction firms have warned that Labour’s employment reforms will hike hiring costs and put the government’s target of 1.5 million new homes at risk. A survey of the Construction Plant-hire Association’s members found nearly half are “very concerned
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@rushworth_peter @TrisOsborneMP no
I'm saying we should produce our own energy using the profits from the sales of such products
how its being set up now is
the customer is paying for the building that infrastructure then very high energy price
we have the oil and gas to do this imo
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@TrisOsborneMP @Millarmob Basically what you're saying like with the💧industry is that profits & dividends have been prioritised over reinvestment in infrastructure. Shareholders won't pay for these reinvestments, companies have also borrowed 💰, so the customer is actually paying for loans & improvements
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@jimmy_1975 @TrisOsborneMP now that makes too much sense
use the profit from producing our own oil and gas
and build energy production re solar wind and nuclear
but no lets get the working people tp pay for it and fill the pockets of the energy companies
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@TrisOsborneMP I've looked at many countries in Europe similar to our energy production, and we still 30% higher energy cost
Blaming a war is just another excuse 🙄
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@Millarmob We have aged energy infrastructure and grid upgrades needed vs others
We are making the choice to de-couple from oil + gas through nuclear and renewables so we are not exposed to the same causes that have risen prices today; and during the invasion of Ukraine.
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@LabourBerry Still a lot of arse kissing going on
Look at the local election result
People don't don't trust him or Labour
You can polish a turd but it's still a turd
People remember what this man has done when you vote next
Seek the truth when statements that things are going as planned !
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Well done to our PM
we need to keep him
Kit Bradshaw@kitbradshaw
EXC: Sir Keir Starmer blames Labour MPs calling for him to go on the "frustration for change" amongst voters. On a visit to Portslade in East Sussex, the Prime Minister told me "not everything's perfect... but it's getting better". @itvmeridian
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