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RSPCA calls for ‘least-loved’ wildlife to feature on new bank notes - London Post The RSPCA has welcomed the Bank of England’s announcement that future banknotes will feature wildlife – and says it’s the perfect opportunity for some of the country’s more “under-appreciated” animals...

Neeeeeeed a rat/pigeon banknote london-post.co.uk/rspca-calls-...

Kemi Badenoch's spokesman denies she is ashamed of British animals, after the Conservative party call the Bank of England's decision to put British wildlife on our banknotes "deeply depressing"

very "omg do you people like anything"

London tube drivers to strike across 12 days in spring, says RMT Union opposed to London Underground pushing ahead with four-day week despite members’ opposition

Lmao at the RMT striking *against* a four day week www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...

(it is *bad* for opposition parties when duff leaders who don't have it reach this point! they're just kidding themselves that everything's fine when all that's happened is a leader has just reached the level of being safe enough to stick around to deliver the crap result they're on track for)

It's all very 'my first experience of opposition' in that "doing a lot better" may well be the case, but it still isn't actually enough for her to win. All it is is that she's just basically got her base onside these days!

159. i love basically everything by goya, but this image, 'fight with cudgels,' has always felt especially poignant to me. two fucking idiots drowning in the muck trying to murder each other.

what is the actual point of having Ofcom?

no x

old reactionary gays have so much to answer for...

Rabobank on the unfolding worst case scenario:

Is this good for an economy that grew 0.1% in the previous quarter?

it is very destabilising for the world, which alienates Israel from its allies further

Ironically, this isn't a million miles away from the original Ayatollah's quote about the 1979 revolution that "we did not rise up to get cheaper watermelons"

hey bud the problem isn't safety it's insurance

Aside from anything else here (and there is a lot to unpack), the idea “Donald sending a few angry posts on truth social” is more humiliating than anything since Suez is remarkably psychologically illuminating. Our only job in the world is apparently to hang on America’s shoulder.

*continued hyperventilating*

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An old screenshot talking about Google on top. It says "Google is a pure search engine — no weather, no news feed, no links to sponsors, no ads, no distractions, no portal litter. Nothing but a fast-loading search site. Reward them with a visit. Below is a screenshot from The Phantom Menace, where Anakin Skywalker is walking next to a building and behind him you see the shadow of Darth Vader.

Oh we now we’re posting

Chart showing European gas, Brent crude oil and stock prices since the start of 2026. Gas prices are up 80% (mostly since the Iran invasion), oil prices up 40%, and stocks have barely changed

One way in which a 2026 energy crisis* might be different to 2022: it would likely affect oil as well as gas.

In 2022, the main issue was gas, which mainly affected electricity and heating bills.
If oil spikes as well, expect transport and more industrial production to face problems

in this former mining town, they know two things: Brexit means Brexit, and the Pahlavi dynasty (1925-1979) are the rightful rulers of Persia.

Very funny how "nigel farage begs to be friends with an us admistration that wants to harm and make Britain poorer" is objectively true and proven to work as a left of centre revive potion but starmer can't take it bc he's boxed himself in. I wish it didn't affect me! Really funny

chat, is this good

The government not really being in a position to afford the kind of energy price support that it did last time also feels quite eep at the moment

Everything right now mostly feels like trying to cope in the face of 'he pushed the button everyone has been like "do not push that button, it will fuck everyone up" for decades'

Qatar warns war will force Gulf to stop energy exports ‘within days’ Gas producer says it will take ‘weeks to months’ to restore deliveries after Iranian drone strike

Make yourself feel slightly better, or at least differently depressed, about bleak global news by reminding yourself that Kemi Badenoch thinks the *only* reason Keir Starmer could possibly have had any concerns about this war is his electoral dependency on British Muslims.

Photo of a woman wearing a shoulder brace. Caption: Shoulder Pain is Not From Sleeping Wrong. Meet The Real Enemy

I will destroy her

love the almost here

Denmark isn't Britain - in its immigration patterns, in its integration challenges, or in its history or politics.

If think lessons are transferable (as Cowley argues) this strategy would be: pursue "Danish" reforms, be OK if lose prog support, by Labour being coalitionable with Badenoch's Tories