Oil price profiteering will not be tolerated, says minister
Ed Miliband says the competition watchdog is primed to intervene if firms use the oil price shock to
UK govt "will not tolerate" energy firms profiteering from Iran war.
It will do what?
Ofgem allows profiteering: electricity pricing formula is based on price of gas, renewables are the cheapest. Profiteering is built in.
Change the formula, levy windfall tax, prosecute profiteering execs.
13.03.2026 07:37
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We have awarded these people contracts in the Ministry of Defence. What the fuck are we doing.
13.03.2026 02:03
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Hannah Spencer MP in her maiden speech in Parliament:
"Our struggles may be different, but our humanity is the same. We always stick together, we always fight for each other.
"And that is what I want us to take forward from International Women's Day and to do that every single day."
12.03.2026 14:32
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British man charged in Dubai for alleged filming of Iranian missiles
Foreign Office officials are understood to be supporting his family.
Oakshot, Tice and co. must be absolutely livid. No doubt theyβll be marching through the streets of Dubai defending freedom of expression against this blatant assault on freedomβ¦
β¦oh, wait.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
12.03.2026 15:33
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NHS executives are having secret meetings with Palantir, while the doctors who actually make the NHS work are protesting.
We need to get Palantir out. If you want to be a whistleblower message email hw4fp.uk@protonmail.com, or say no to Palantir π
https://goodlaw.social/78a31e
10.03.2026 17:32
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Performative cruelty attracts Reform voters apparently!
11.03.2026 08:25
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Left: Nigel Farage's leaflet says Reform will cut taxes
Right: Nigel Farage says he never said he would cut taxes
10.03.2026 17:55
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Nigel Farage accused of U-turn as he says UK should keep out of Iran war
Reform leaderβs latest comment contrasts with earlier statement that βgloves need to come offβ
βFarage accused of U-turn as he says UK should keep out of Iran warβ¦latest comment contrasts with earlier statement that βgloves need to come offββ
βReform wanted the UK to go to war in Iran & are now trying to cover up the consequences inc higher fuel prices.β
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
10.03.2026 17:25
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Israel using white phosphorus in Lebanon
Israel is using white phosphorus AGAIN in Lebanon - the chemical weapon ignites instantly upon contact with oxygen, and sticks to skin
Israel is using white phosphorus AGAIN in Lebanon - the chemical weapon ignites instantly upon contact with oxygen, and sticks to skin
10.03.2026 16:41
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FACTS:
Net Zero barely nudges your bill.
Fossilβfuel wars send it through the roof.
So when Farage and his ilk slags off renewables while fanning conflict, remember who actually hikes your costs.
10.03.2026 16:30
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The Iran war should be a lesson for Keir Starmer's Government. If you take a clear line on an issue where the public agree with you then it's your opponents who end up having to back down, not you
10.03.2026 12:51
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tRump returns the favour for all the help...
bsky.app/profile/math...
09.03.2026 23:49
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Rewarded handsomely by Trump!
bsky.app/profile/math...
09.03.2026 23:34
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Trump: Vladimir Putin (to whom he spoke today) was "very impressed with what he saw" in terms of US military success in Iran. Putin, as ever, playing him like a π»
09.03.2026 22:14
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Yay, great news for Russia and the Russian war machine!
Turns out Russia is one of the biggest beneficiaries of Trumpβs war in Iran.
09.03.2026 23:29
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UK-EU alignment step in right direction but urgent progress essential
Ministers must make urgent progress on a "common sense food and drink deal" with the EU, campaigners have urged.
π¨ Naomi Smith, Best for Britain CEO:
βAs Best for Britain has long argued, ministers must not simply make urgent progress on this common sense food and drink deal, but on extending alignment to all industrial service sectors to get growth kickstarted both here and in the EU.β
09.03.2026 17:05
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"It's clear Starmer has learnt from Iraq. Blair does not seem to have done so."
Tony Blair has said that Keir Starmer "should have backed America from the very beginning" in the Iran war.
Is the PM wise not to listen?
@jonsopel1.bsky.social | @lewisgoodall.com
09.03.2026 16:26
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I understand that there is now a major effort under way in the UK government on aligning regulations as SPS talks progress. Here is some evidence.
Presume some challenges within - eg aligning with EU checks on inbound products may clash with some trade deals
09.03.2026 13:13
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Love that Trump is so dense he doesnβt understand that you canβt just sever trade with Spainβ¦
Why?
Altogether nowβ¦
Because Spain is in the EU
Handy, thatβ¦
09.03.2026 11:39
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Only 8% of the UK public support joining the offensive.
I wonder what the βwill of the peopleβ patriots have to say about Reforms intentions now!
09.03.2026 06:49
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Given Trump's illegal war that is devastating the Middle East and pushing up energy bills, Keir Starmer should advise the King to call off Aprilβs state visit to the US.
A state visit should not be given to someone who repeatedly insults and damages our country.
08.03.2026 16:12
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A Date For Your Diary!
#RejoinUK
@marchforrejoin.co.uk
02.01.2026 15:29
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Yes, UK energy policy should focus on the North Sea. For tidal and wave power, that is. We have an immense, endless energy resource right next to us.
08.03.2026 18:22
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Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage want Britain to blindly follow Trump into this illegal war, even though the President has no plan for what comes next.
There is nothing patriotic about outsourcing Britainβs foreign policy to Donald Trump.
08.03.2026 08:18
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However, more issues remain relevant today. In particular, the ongoing Operation Epic Fury is a US military operation. It will not be possible for the UK to exert any significant influence in its planning. Any participation will be - as it was in Iraq - in subordination to the US.
As the Iraq inquiry report noted: "The US and UK are close allies, but the relationship between the two is unequal." Despite the UK providing significant military assets and personnel to Iraq, it failed to exert any significant influence on US decisions.
Would Farage, Badenoch, Johnson, Hannan, Blair, the Daily Mail, the Sun⦠like to comment on this?
No?
Thought not. Because their own raging inadequacy, dishonesty, arrogance, wrongness and startlingly cynical irresponsibility prevents them from being credible actors in this fireball of menace.
08.03.2026 10:22
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