Scotland-Life expectancy fell again & is worst in UK, according to official data that put more pressure on SNP Yousaf. National Records Scotland said average lifespan for males fell 11wks in last yr to 76.6yrs. Women's life expectancy fell 8wks to 80.8yrs. please log in to view this image telegraph.co.uk Scotland's life expectancy takes another tumble - and is now two years below UK average Official figures heap more pressure on Humza Yousaf, the SNP's already under-fire health secretary
Melindi Scott @melindiscott If these people are now arriving passengers then they won't need free accommodation, a full health care package, free meals, clothes, phones & spending money. Will they? please log in to view this image
EU President Ursula von der Leyen’s face when she saw the Italian election results. please log in to view this image
It's perfectly rational. The Labour Party need to establish you're a supporter, then you can have multiple votes to elect them
Wow, Daily Mail front page straight from the Meloni playbook, blaming the £ collapse on ‘financial speculators’. Mind you, the Mail does have form in this regard.
I don't think so. It's London, and I thought I saw Palestinian flags. It was the Iranians bashing coppers over the weekend
Bit context free though isn’t it? I think this is the protests against the Iranian government, by exiled Iranians, which started at the embassy in Knightsbridge and were also around the Islamic Centre of England in Maida Vale. There had been peaceful protests for a number of days, sparked by the death/murder by Iranian ‘moral’ police of Marsha Amini and explicitly anti the Iranian medieval theocracy. It seems that the protests were infiltrated, by who and on what side I don’t know, and the violence kicked in. Of course it’s disgraceful that police were hurt (5 of them apparently), but we might have witnessed the beginning of a revolution, given what is going on in Iran itself. Not that Invicta Regina, whoever he/she is will care, they’re ****ing foreigners ain’t they?
It probably is Iranians, and I don't know whether the bloke being beaten up by the crowd was pro the Iranian Islamic Republic, or westernised. I find it distasteful when so many pick on one nonetheless. The police looked to be doing a heroic job in these circumstances. Crowds like that, particularly made up of those that may have a Third World approach to meting out punishment, frighten the hell out of me.
