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@Bairey89 @drewsnx Lol, dumbass cannot even read a sign. Thats a shared path you wierdo.

How much did the road cost and why are there no drivers bothering to use it?

@GBPolitcs RR is done. You can get a better specced chinese cars for 1/5 of the price

🚨NEW: Rolls-Royce has scrapped plans to go all-electric by 2030 as ‘drivers prefer V12 engines’

@PathOfHecate @JordanEVGuy Too hard for you to understand that as more cars go electric theres is more fuel available for other purposes? Good is not the enemy of great, we dont need 100%.

@JordanEVGuy Great. We can now charge up all the tractors, ships, planes and HGV lorries so food supplies can continue to be delivered. Oh wait.

Meanwhile, Octopus just halved the cost of charging 🤣 #winning

@JonnyMao__ I never put more than £6 in, i also fill up while i sleep.

Just queued for 30 minutes to fill up my nearly empty tank. The guy in front of me had only put £4.50 of petrol in his car. Great to know we still live in a country full of fucking idiots.

@TheMrLoophole @SadiqKhan @TheAA_UK @Keir_Starmer @TalkTV @GBNEWS @itvnews @BBCNews I'm sure you will find a way to clear the ones with illegal number plates.

But will these advanced new cameras be able to catch the real offenders, the 1 in 15 drivers currently using illegal number plates? @SadiqKhan #roadsafety @TheAA_UK ⁦@Keir_Starmer⁩ ⁦@TalkTV⁩ @GBNEWS ⁦@itvnews⁩ ⁦@BBCNews @⁩ mol.im/a/15653745

@Conservatives @KemiBadenoch Until next week, the tories are not afraid of wielding the knife. Today's pmqs were yet another failure from her.

The only leader with a backbone - @KemiBadenoch 💪

@Electroversenet Total bullshit, you just run it at a lower efficiency . This oil shill must be the dumbest one yet

A solar panel's lifespan is just 15 to 20 years. After that, efficiency drops and it needs replacing. Each panel is built from glass, aluminum, silicone, silver, copper and polymers. While glass and aluminum can be recycled, the silicone, silver and polymers (the most mining/energy-intensive components) are rarely recovered due to the cost and difficulty involved. Because of this, the panels simply end up in landfills. By 2050, solar panel waste is estimated to hit 78 million tons, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency. This is the dirty secret of 'clean' energy: short lifespan, heavy mining, and a growing toxic waste crisis.

@BenGrahamUK You want a foreign tax dodger in government, any other bright ideas, perhaps putin as head of the army?

How I think we could actually fix broken Britain: • Put Jim Ratcliffe in government • Exploit every drop of North Sea oil • Build 10-15 nuclear plants • Scrap failing wind & solar subsidies • Kill net zero targets immediately • Unlock UK shale gas fully This is how we become Great Britain again.

@DVATW @Keir_Starmer We have air bases you idiot. Why would we send an air base to defend an airbase?

Had he an ounce of integrity then @Keir_Starmer should feel shame 👇🏻

@RobertJenrick Just like they cut council tax…..oh wait they lied and incresed it. Absolute lying scum

A Reform Government will take £200 off your energy bill by scrapping taxes and levies. And today we’re opening a draw to pay a year's energy bills for you and your ENTIRE STREET. nigelcutmybills.com

@Sam_Dumitriu My local new lidl got refused, their planning was amateur shit. They didnt even provide a path for peds coming from the nearby estate, litrally 50 meters away.

NEW: How our planning system makes the weekly shop more expensive. We all know that more competition means lower prices, yet our planning system is allowing big supermarkets to block Aldi and Lidl from opening new stores. - Between 2020 and 2022, Aldi’s rivals submitted 77 planning objections and launched 12 separate judicial reviews designed to block the low-cost retailer’s expansion strategy. - In 2022, there were 40 separate Aldi stores delayed from opening due to legal challenges and planning objections. - Tesco managed to get a Lidl store's planning permission pulled merely by threatening legal action. - In other countries, such as New Zealand, businesses are banned from lodging planning objections against competitors. - Most objections and legal challenges are based on the 'Town Centre first' policy. The idea is to protect the high street by stopping out-of-town supermarket development. You are only allowed to build out-of-town if you can prove there are no more central sites available. - The problem is that after 30 years, it hasn't shifted shopping patterns. It has however made shop rents in the city centre more expensive as independent retailers have to compete with Tesco Expresses. - Economists studying the issue found that it also means we have smaller supermarkets in more expensive (but awkward) locations. This is a disaster for productivity. - One study found that the policy was responsible for 40% of the post-1996 slowdown in retail sector productivity. - Another study found that supermarket productivity was 20-25% lower in England as a result. - And because profit margins are tight in the grocery sector (3%) that means most of that lower productivity is passed onto consumers in the form of higher prices! Rachel Reeves and Sir Keir Starmer claim that their top priority is cutting the cost of living. If they're serious, they would get rid of a 30-year old Town Centre first policy that pushes up prices and fails on its own terms. samdumitriu.com/p/how-to-cut-t…

@RachelD1892 Strange how its always (random name)(random number) tweeting the russian viewpoint, almost like they made 1000 accounts at once.

Zelensky has arrived in Downing Street to Starmer's warm embrace. Am I the only one that feels nauseous looking at this?

@JackieD86388657 Bot

Can we all agree that we need to stop postal voting? Stop using pencils at polling stations too

@DailyMail Dementia Don cannot remember what he said 5 minutes ago,

'We no longer need NATO': Trump sends shockwaves through Europe with ferocious attack on allies trib.al/Nt6tpiY

@BenGrahamUK Energy bills are dropping, get a grip.

If wind and solar actually worked, energy bills wouldn’t be soaring and industry wouldn’t be leaving. At some point, reality has to matter more than ideology. The climate debate is over.

@Matt_VickersMP Hundreds of billions lost on a daft decision, not even supported by real Tories. Just the dumb tub thumpers left supporting it now, nothing like being on the wrong side of history.

Rachel Reeves should stop blaming Brexit for her own economic incompetence. It is Labour’s decisions that are destroying Britain’s economy. Taxes at a record levels. A mad approach to net zero. Botched welfare reforms. We are all paying the price for her failure.

@BenGrahamUK When you could have filled up for a fiver. Who is the idiot here?

I just paid £1.72 a litre for diesel. We’re sitting on oil and gas in the North Sea, and choosing not to use it. Instead we buy energy from abroad. Make it make sense.

@GuidoFawkes Its always cuts to fund it, yet all the promised savings in local government didn’t exist. Its the idiot maga playbook part 2.

Reform energy bill plan: VAT on energy bills scrapped. Reform says this takes around £85 off the average household bill. Green levy and carbon tax scrapped. Reform claims this saves another £115... Funded by "cuts to quangos". £2.5 billion in cuts.

@afneil If only their was a fuel that filled up your car for a fiver, and didnt depend on cartels and dictators to set the price. No, couldnt possibly happen.

Only way UK petrol could be cheaper would be if government tax didn’t account for 55% of every pound you spend on it! Your belief that even more government would make it cheaper is really rather quaint.

@Farmer_Tom_UK Who should they consult, Tax dodging celebs buying up farmland?

I should be on the farm today planting barley or spreading fertiliser, but instead we’re at the High Court for a Judicial Review where we’ll ask the Court to step in and declare that the Chancellor’s decision not to consult properly over IHT changes with the public was unlawful.