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I’m with you on that. Compliance is generally high, and if we hark back to when the vaccine became available, people were buying and becoming very ill from Covid. To my mind, and I haven’t changed my view, Anyone who says: ‘I’m not going to have it because I don’t think it’s safe’ is rather...

A sop, because he's too windy to just get shut of her? Another 'non-job', like Deputy PM. 'Gray would take on a new government role as the 'prime minister’s envoy for the regions and nations', No 10 announced, as Starmer shook up his entire top-team after facing intense pressure to put an end...

At the link in post #11 it states: 'As of 10 April 2023, a total of 50,648 deaths caused by ‘COVID vaccines’ had been reported in EudraVigilance – broken down by disease (heart conditions, central nervous system disorders, etc.)'...

First, it was 'Passes for Glasses' - the latest stunt is 'Cash for Croissants'! Quote: Labour were engulfed in a 'cash for croissants' row after it emerged that the party was selling £30,000 tickets for breakfast with the Business Secretary. Business leaders were offered the 'rare chance to...

Spot on. It's been said several times on here 'Well if they declare the gifts, that's within the rules - what's the problem?'. That's facile - take a look at who is providing all this largesse and why they do it. Not corruption, and 'bribery' is too strong a word, but to buy influence...

Below is the 'wrap sheet'. It smacks of 'fiddling while Rome Burns', or 'Let them eat Cake'. 'The more he talked of his honour - the faster I counted my spoons'. (Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1803 - 1882). Disgraceful.

Spot on. First point to not loose sight of, is that in opposition, Starmer et al, quite rightly, exposed shocking examples of Tories accepting largesse from any quarters, (notwithstanding Blair, Ecclestone and attempts to continue tobacco sponsorship of F1 to get around tobacco advertising...

When gas was made locally from coal, it was stored in the gasholders, and distributed around the local distribution system at low pressure, but North Sea Gas changed how the National Transmission System developed. Gas was no longer produced locally, but needed to be transmitted over long...

That isn't correct. Originally, each town (which had gas), had its own gas works often owned by the local council or small private companies. Gas was made by carbonising coal in 'Retort Houses' at the gas works and storing gas in gas gasholders, often incorrectly terms 'gasometers' because they...