@RupertLowe10 Drivers today have broadly similar capabilities. 80mph would mean 90mph for many individuals. Rupert Lowe is issuing political bs ignoring safety of lives. Fortunately he will not get anywhere near being rlected.
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Irfon Roderick
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A Restore Britain Government would back British drivers. How?
Raise the speed limit on motorways to 80mph.
Remove all 20mph zones, other than those outside schools or areas with vulnerable individuals.
Our current 70 mph speed limit was implemented decades ago, for a completely different type of car with completely different capabilities - far lower safety standards, poorer braking, and less advanced handling.
It is unnecessarily slow, plenty of other countries sensibly allow for more.
80mph is faster and fair, and Restore Britain would do the unthinkable - trust people to get on with their lives without such overbearing state interference.
It boosts business, backs drivers and gets Britain moving.
Support Restore Britain to make it 80.
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@SpritzandScrums I’ve never seen that before - TWO white players hanging onto his neck. Both should have been shown yellow.
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This was the penalty given against Benetton to kick them out of the epcr challenge cup.
Why should fans bother?
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The beginning of what?
@Conservatives showed @UKLabour the way.
The lady doth protest too much methinks.
Conservatives@Conservatives
Conservatives have been fighting Keir Starmer’s Chagos island surrender from the very beginning ⬇️
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@interbellica WW1 was due to a collective failure of diplomacy and common sense by Gb, Fr, Ge, Au and Ru. It was a war fought to protect and extend empires. It should never have happened. Millions were maimed and died for no good reason. Hope the present situation is not a re-run.
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If you had to blame one nation for WWI, who would it be and why?
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Do you believe Boris Johnson was a better Prime Minister than Keir Starmer?
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Conservatives have been fighting Keir Starmer’s Chagos island surrender from the very beginning ⬇️
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@jakeshieldsajj Trump managed to close the Straights of Hormuz. Greatest US President ever?
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If Trump is able to open the Strait of Hormuz he will be the greatest president in American history
No president before him even attempted to negotiate to open it
You are playing chess while the president is playing 5D chess
MAGA for life
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Irfon Roderick ری ٹویٹ کیا
@Conservatives Cleverley must be furious that Trump has vetoed his Chagos deal.
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Conservative Victory!
After months of campaigning, we’ve won our fight to stop Starmer’s Chagos Islands surrender 🇬🇧
Steven Swinford@Steven_Swinford
EXCLUSIVE Sir Keir Starmer has been forced to drop legislation which would cede sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius in a further deterioration of relations with Donald Trump The Times has been told that a bill underpinning the controversial deal will not be included in the King's Speech next month after the US president branded it an "act of great stupidity" and withdrew his support The government stands by the deal and will attempt to persuade Trump to change his mind but has acknowledged that it cannot proceed without his backing Ministers are "deeply frustrated" with Trump, who initially supported the deal after extensive discussions between intelligence agencies but changed his mind during a dispute with Nato over plans to seize Greenland The government believes that it puts the future of Diego Garcia, the UK-US base in the islands which has been used during the Iran war, at risk It is concerned that Mauritius will mount a legal challenge granting it access to the waters around Diego Garcia, making it harder for the base to host nuclear submarines and patrol surrounding waters The deal was highly contentious. It would have seen Britain hand over the islands to Mauritius before immediately entering into a 99-year lease for Diego Garcia. The government claimed it would cost £3.5billion, although the Tories disputed this and said it would cost £35billion his over its lifetime. thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…
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Irfon Roderick ری ٹویٹ کیا
Hungary is America in miniature, writes RDI Chairman @Kasparov63:
"Hungary’s test is on Sunday. America’s will follow in short order. Pay attention." thenextmove.org/p/hungary-is-a…
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Irfon Roderick ری ٹویٹ کیا
11 Ebrill
Bu farw Llywelyn Fawr, 🏴 Tywysog Cymru, yn Abaty Aberconwy ar y dydd hwn yn 1240, pan oedd 🏴 yn wlad rhydd, annibynnol, yn wlad sofran.
Fe godwn ni eto. 🏴
✏️ Matthew Paris (1259) o'r Tywysog Llywelyn ar ei wely angau, gyda'i feibion.
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Irfon Roderick ری ٹویٹ کیا
11 April
Llywelyn the Great, the Taoiseach of Wales, died in Abaty Aberconwy on this day in 1240 at a time when🏴 was a free, independent, sovereign nation.
#Annibyniaeth
* Tywysog = Taoiseach
* Distorted in translation into English as 'Prince'.
More:
cy.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llywelyn_…
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The new acronym describing Trump's failure as a president : "TOFU" (Trump Only Fucks Up).
Please don't share. He might get upset... 😏
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@theiaincameron Maybe Mansel Davies took the stones over?
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It will never cease to amaze me that the 43 'bluestones' of Stonehenge (~three tonnes each) came from a range of Welsh hills 170 miles away. Imagine the organisation and effort it took to do this. And also...
Why?
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@theiaincameron Why build Stonehenge in the first place?
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@ABridgen These special clouds are called “Ryan-air”. Formed when fuel is burnt forming a water-CO2 mixture which condenses in the -40C troposphere.
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Take a look at the skies over Majorca yesterday. Lots of lovely ‘natural’ clouds. Still waiting for a name for them from the UK MET office. Sent to me by an ex-pat co-conspirator.
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