Alec Beeson
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Alec Beeson
@alecbeeson
Chartered number counter. Steak eater. Rugby Player. Beer Drinker. Lover of all things BBQ.


Tom Harwood when opening times, windows, stuff etc.





@lukerobertblack I can show you my contribution for each year in employment on the Government website! Maybe if you had a job you’d know that. If you have a job and don’t know that, you’re a fool!


Ed Miliband to give green light to first major North Sea gasfield project in a decade lbc.co.uk/article/ed-mil…


Excellent news on Rosebank and Jackdaw. Let's crack on. thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…



WATCH: Sky’s Wilfred Frost explains the national debt to Labour’s Chief Secretary as patiently as a teacher coaches a pupil that ‘no, 1+1 doesn’t make 11’. Extraordinary, but this is Westminsters biggest lie - not just this governments. For more than quarter of a century no government has technically balanced its books. All have added to the national debt, spending now and leaving a bigger stack of IOUs to our kids. Some for sure have dug the hole less quickly and with less enthusiasm - or faced geo-political events (which we should assume are the new normal). But to properly grip the nations finances needs the kind of honesty @KemiBadenoch has demonstrated. And formidable teamwork from the next government in order to deliver the hard choices others have ducked.


The @NVIDIA 595.58.03 Linux Driver Debuts As Stable R595 Build phoronix.com/news/NVIDIA-59…



The Tories reduced face to face appointments to almost zero when in power. They then agreed new contracts embedding the reduction just months before the election. Now they attack their own record and legacy while we sort out what they left behind.

Update - BBC understands Iran DID try and hit Diego Garcia, but in last few days, not yesterday - so before govt announced decision to let US use UK bases to protect Straits of Hormuz



















On the backlash from Trump and opposition leaders on Iran, PM team confident they are "in the right place in terms of policy, politics and legality" One senior figure tells me that the three choices in British politics on offer right now are: Greens "who want to cover their eyes & do nothing when British lives are at risk Reform & Tories "who say we should follow US into a dangerous and escalating war despite their being no clear plan or objectives" Labour "who have made clear we're defending British interests and allies"




