Except when it comes to ownership of The Spectator, when he wants Government to intervene.

I suspect if they were doing this in the name of any other cause we've have Conservative MPs lining up to demand a new offence of aggravated damage to traffic lights.

China and Russia are the perfect symbiotic relationship. China imports huge amounts of Russian energy (red) and exports tons of goods to Russia (blue) that keep its war economy going. This surge in trade only began after Russia invaded Ukraine. China is Putin's biggest enabler...

Grim reports of five deaths in the Channel this morning.

If people are prepared to risk death - and we don't know how many die on the journey - what are the odds that they will be deterred by the small chance of removal to Rwanda?

Aside from the moral and practical vacuity of the Rwanda policy, one thing it illustrates - as we have been saying for years - is that the delays and shortages in the justice system could be fixed if the government cared to.

When they want to spend money on courts, they find it.

Brexit: “We are the architects of our own demise.

It started in 2016 with the ridiculous vote for Brexit.

Ask young people. Ask business leaders. Nobody wants it.”

- Asda chairman Lord Rose

Australian prime minister labels Elon Musk ‘an arrogant billionaire who thinks he is above the law’ theguardian.com/australia-news…

Slow puncture in the City after Brexit - those who predicted as much were rubbished ft.com/content/515654… via @ft

Proud to be voting again in House of Lords to amend the Rwanda Bill. Government defeated again!

Onshore wind joins video games, the financial sector and higher education on the list of things that a) England is good at and b) England’s politicians hate twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/s…

Your periodic reminder that England, a windswept nation with more potential for onshore wind power than almost anywhere else in the world (other than Scotland), banned new onshore wind farms in 2017.

The U.K. takes in refugees from Rwanda. Which Andrew Mitchell well knows.

So, they had a fully prepared negotiating team staffed with the most experienced people in the EU. We had a minister “as thick as mince” who believed German car makers were going to fix things and whose idea of incisive was to take a f*cking saw to Barnier’s chair.

Neil Oliver's GB News show was about chemtrails this week

His show had a chemtrails 'expert' called Caroline Coram, who claims they are used for 'weather warfare'

Caroline was mis-labelled on screen as meteorology Professor Maarten Ambaum of Reading Uni, who is also a man

The cybertruck recall making them finally reveal the sales figures is so good, it sold half as much as the DeLorean lmao

This is so insane I can’t even comprehend it.
Under Blair people complained they got a doctors appointment too soon. 😳😳🤦‍♀️

The shattered Serebryansky Forest of the Luhansk region.
This apocalyptic vision recalling the Great War is called the “Forest of Miracles” by Ukrainian soldiers.

We use less energy now to make a kilo of silicon.

Each kilo of silicon makes more square meters of solar cells.

Each square meter of cells makes more power.

Each watt of power provides more energy.
(panel longevity improvements)

Solar has made massive strides across the

Energy is the one true currency and always has been. One day, the UK Gov might have a long-term plan for investment..... one day.
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