Jack Watson & Roger Watson Much has been written about the Farage affair and his run in with Coutts Bank. It seems that almost every day there is a new revelation and, if all goes well, the story will run for a few more weeks. On 29th June, Nigel Farage, the broadcaster and former politician […]
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Weather forecasting is the application of science and technology to predict the conditions of the atmosphere for a given location and time. People have been trying to predict the weather since the 19th century. However, meteorology is not completely reliable, and sometimes it is downright wrong. Nevertheless, weather forecasting is more accurate than it used
The ULEZ (Ultra Low Emission Zone) is an area in London where a fee is charged for driving the most ‘polluting vehicles’. Boris Johnson announced his plans for the scheme back in 2015; however, subsequent Mayor, Sadiq Khan introduced the zone on 8 April 2019. Inevitably, he has made a right cock-up of it, and
After months of disruption and negotiation, the government has awarded pay rises of between 6 to 6.5%% to key public sector workers including teachers, NHS staff, the police and the armed forced. NHS workers, including nurses and junior doctors also receive a £1,250 one-off payment. These workers have been urged to take what they have
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According to The Telegraph, Stonewall, the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights charity in the United Kingdom has captured British banks to the extent that they are now members of its diversity scheme. The scheme includes guidance to employees on gender-neutral spaces and the use of pronouns. Some of the banks that have signed up
A PCSO (Police Community Support Officer) was recently filmed by a dash camera refusing to attend an incident in the area of Lancing, West Sussex, which was just 30 seconds away from where he was located. The witness reported to the PCSO that there was an alleged 15-year-old shoplifter at the Co-Op, who had assaulted
If we must take asylum seekers, and it is a mark of how civilised we are that we do, then surely it would be best if they were accommodated in such a way that it did not disrupt the lives of ordinary working people already in the country. We hear plenty from the chattering classes
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If teachers do intend to accommodate this stupidity and someone wants, for example, to identify as a cat, how about making them use a litter tray, eat tinned cat food for lunch, and throw them out the back door at night?
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Just as in Annecy, our effete leaders are playing it by the book. We’ve had the ‘shock’ (you think they’d get used to it by now?). We’ve held the candle-lit vigils, the ‘words cannot express’, and the ‘lack of any motive’. And no doubt it won’t be long before some Guardianista pipes up about the true victims – the hordes of migrant men, cowering in five-star hotels, awaiting the non-existent backlash.
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My heart goes out to the victims, and to France which is still reeling from the last heinous murder of children. But until our politicians are forced to get serious about the consequences of their disastrous immigration policies, I’m afraid there’s no point putting the candles away any time soon.
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