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Should the UK remain a part of the EU or leave?

  • Stay in

    Votes: 56 47.9%

  • Get out

    Votes: 61 52.1%
  • Total voters
    117
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Call them what they really are - Apprentice Doctors. Finish the course, get qualified, then claim the big bucks…….just like every other profession
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Junior doctors begin a four-day strike today with 350,000 appointments to be cancelled. Do you support them? And tell us why. @JuliaHB1


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As we in UK harm ourselves back to medieval poverty in a vain attempt to be the first to #NetZero, the folks in China double down on their increasing use of coal.
Not 'Leading the World'.
Just MisLeading Ourselves Why?
(UK 1% of world CO2. China 28%)


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China doubles down on coal ahead of potential summer blackouts
China plans to accelerate the approval of new coal mines and fast track the construction of already approved mines to support its baseload energy supply during demand spikes, Liang Changxin, an...
 
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I’m starting to think multi multi millionaire Rishi might not be doing the job in the interests of the people who didn’t elect him. But Labour.
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They're all at it, it's just a matter of levels...

Leaked video shows Sturgeon dismiss finance concerns
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A leaked video has emerged apparently showing former SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon playing down worries about the party's finances.

The footage, published by the Sunday Mail, is said to be from a virtual meeting of the party's ruling body, recorded in March 2021.

Ms Sturgeon told National Executive Committee (NEC) members the party's finances had never been stronger.

She also warned of the impact on donors of going public with concerns.


A pro-independence activist is said to have raised concern that nearly £667,000 of funds raised for a future independence campaign may have been used for other purposes.

In June of that year, the party's former chief executive Peter Murrell - who is married to Ms Sturgeon - loaned the party £107,620 to help it out with "cash flow" problems.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-65293006
 
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Steelmonkey said:
They're all at it, it's just a matter of levels...

Leaked video shows Sturgeon dismiss finance concerns
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A leaked video has emerged apparently showing former SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon playing down worries about the party's finances.

The footage, published by the Sunday Mail, is said to be from a virtual meeting of the party's ruling body, recorded in March 2021.

Ms Sturgeon told National Executive Committee (NEC) members the party's finances had never been stronger.

She also warned of the impact on donors of going public with concerns.


A pro-independence activist is said to have raised concern that nearly £667,000 of funds raised for a future independence campaign may have been used for other purposes.

In June of that year, the party's former chief executive Peter Murrell - who is married to Ms Sturgeon - loaned the party £107,620 to help it out with "cash flow" problems.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-65293006
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Where does a bloke who has been a party official for most of his working life find a spare £100k to loan to his employer?

It’s another cesspit.
 
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SNP treasurer arrested now. What are the rules on calling elections in Scotland? Are they fixed term only? Although we should not prejudge before trials etc etc **** that I’m going to anyway, what a corrupt bunch of ****ers. The decent thing would be to give the electorate the chance to kick them out as soon as possible. Surely the Greens have to walk out of their coalition and with the other parties vote no confidence?
 
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