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91 Mps have rejected StarmerBurnham might win a by-election Farage might get done for not declaring £5million quid -
91 Mps have rejected StarmerBurnham might win a by-election Farage might get done for not declaring £5million quid -
91 Mps have rejected StarmerBurnham might win a by-election Farage might get done for not declaring £5million quid -
exactly wrong, @EUCommission, exactly wrong.@glynmoody @EUCommission Oh no, like UK NHS per @Edent
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Today the European Commission is publishing the #PassengerPackage - legislation to fix railway ticketing@jon Or if you get stuck somewhere & unexpectedly have to buy a ticket say on a different service.
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The UK's political & social-economic elites are more often educated at private school than the rest of the population....@ReggieHere @ChrisMayLA6 Oh, sure, but generally they lack the *cachet* and connections.
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The UK's political & social-economic elites are more often educated at private school than the rest of the population.... -
The UK's political & social-economic elites are more often educated at private school than the rest of the population....@ChrisMayLA6 I think it's correlation. The wealthy powerful people who are likely to get into govt & leadership positions are those who send their children to private school.
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The full nationalisation of British Steel is set to be announced in the King’s Speech next week, it has been reported. -
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As someone who has been programming since being a young teenager, things like this make me enormously sad.@SylvieLorxu Oh no. First, stop kids exploring the offline world (road danger, nasty people). Then stop them exploring the online world (porn, nasty people). What are they supposed to do?
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The NHS effectively subsidises private health care by picking up the pieces when patients become too ill for the private clinics/hospitals to deal with.@ChrisMayLA6 @MikeFromLFE @alex_p_roe The problem with NHS billing for things is it's an expensive burden to do & would need extra steps - eg when admitting someone finding out if they were a "billable" case, then logging everything spent on their care.
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I don't know if this is really a thing on the Fediverse or not, but do people trade old books on here?@LeoKirke Nice idea but shipping cost might kill it.
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Once again the FT reports things are not well in the AltNet sector of broadband provision, with a number of operators struggling to find sufficient users to cover the investment costs of digging in full-fibre optic networks....@gcvsa @ChrisMayLA6 Sorry I completely disagree. People do live in rural places. Existing inequality of income & opportunity between rural & urban areas won't be improved by denying what is now another utility without which it's very difficult to cope with normal life. Where UK went wrong in comparison with countries with the best coverage was in failing to put in nationalised infrastructure at the start.
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Remember when we used to dial into the internet, and the machines would scream at us?@dbattistella @gamingonlinux haha happy memories
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While I don’t want undersell the danger of #Reform, many councils having elections (Suffolk, Essex, Sussex and others) are zombie councils that in 27/28 will have new elections to new unitary authorities.@Geri Nope, massive Reform gain
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While I don’t want undersell the danger of #Reform, many councils having elections (Suffolk, Essex, Sussex and others) are zombie councils that in 27/28 will have new elections to new unitary authorities.@Geri Tpugh times when a Tory win is good news🥲
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While I don’t want undersell the danger of #Reform, many councils having elections (Suffolk, Essex, Sussex and others) are zombie councils that in 27/28 will have new elections to new unitary authorities.@Geri Essex was predicted still Tory anyway. We shall see.
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Ahahaha. GOOD!@zackwhittaker Maybe they don't but just have to keep tabs on a rival.
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In my year at Privacy Guides:
