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Ryanair admits it pays bonuses to gate staff who enforce its designed-to-be-difficult bag size rules bit.ly/4eX0P81 earn €1.30 to cost a passenger €75. It must take a special type of customer service dedication to do that!

The Brexit impact report said that the economy would be hit under ALL Brexit scenarios. The Conservatives HID this from you. While people like Fox, Frost and Mogg apparently lied repeatedly that it would be positive. Why do we put up with this? businessinsider.com/5-charts-secre…

Farage should never be interviewed without being forced to answer for failures of Brexit. That the man whose lies fuelled Brexit vote which has cost UK Billions & who said Liz Truss budget was “best Tory budget since 1986” could be trusted on *anything* is mind-boggling #bbclaura

Brexit's multi £ hundred billion economic damage is IN ADDITION to the global shocks of Ukraine and Covid. Dinosaurs, Brexit INCREASED trade friction, increased inflation and devalued GDP. ALL its effects are negative for UK trade. Trying to argue Brexit is good is plain dumb.

Even allowing for the tiny gains from India/CPTPP/Oz/NZ trade deals, Brexit's effect is: "Net impact remains deeply negative."

Perfect Leave-voting mendacity 👇 No one - NO ONE - on the Leave side forecast that Brexit would be economically negative for the UK. Because to do so would have lost the referendum.

Brexit, with a massive majority & every single opportunity, has been incapable of delivering a single net gain in the last 9 years. What's going to suddenly change in the next 10 years to make Brexit make back even £1 of the £400bn (£1+ trillion by 2030) it's cost? NOTHING.

A few fat flag shaggers. That's all Reform gatherings ever amount to!!

Everyone, try asking @Grok if it can find a single reputable forecast showing that Brexit will be long term net positive for the UK, economically. Among the millions of articles it searches globally, why isn't there a single one? 🤔

🧵 THREAD: Why is food so expensive in Britain and who’s to blame? A breakdown of food inflation, post-Brexit chaos, and political betrayal 👇 1️⃣ According to The Sunday Times, food prices in the UK have risen 36% since 2020. That’s more than France 🇫🇷(23%), Germany (25%), and

China’s new hydroelectric dam will have roughly the same electricity generating capacity as the whole of Britain

What was the best Concorde livery?

Good thread on how £/kWh figures which ignore like-for-like availability are wrongly used to compare renewable vs hydrocarbon and nuclear generation👇 But, the thread also omits the cost of pollution and cleanup. Ed Miliband you’re losing the comms battle for this.

This majority wanting to rejoin the EU continues to grow, slowly but relentlessly…

£85bn was paid by UK families and businesses as dividends and shareholder returns from the UK water industry - mainly to Australian and Canadian pension funds and asset stripping investors. OFWAT is yet another incompetent regulator.

Europe is basically not participating in chips manufacturing, even worse with rare earths. Should there be a geopolitical event in Asia, European economy would come to full stop. The naivety & complacency of European governments is stunning. But hey, build some more wind turbines

Labour are reducing food standards using Brexit. And hiding it from you ⬇️

We could buy a 2 Kepco APR1400's nuclear reactors every year if we diverted the £11bn we spend on renewables subsidies.

I have never seen as many butterflies in inner London as this year - has anyone else noticed this?

Yesterday, at the meeting in Istanbul, the proposal for an immediate and full ceasefire was reiterated to the Russian side. In response, Russian drones struck residential buildings and the Pryvoz market in Odesa, apartment blocks in Cherkasy, energy infrastructure in the Kharkiv