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Anyone who supports getting more food to people in Gaza—as I do—must also ask tough questions of the UN. This isn't about grainy footage. The UN itself reports that 87% of its 2,010 food trucks in Gaza (85% by tonnage) from May 19–July 29 were "intercepted"—either peacefully by

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Latest from The British Retail Consortium on the impact of last October's Budget on inflation and jobs (and hence "working people")... 🙄 📈 85% of retail CFOs said their businesses had been forced to raise prices, with 65% predicting further increases in the coming year 😕 the BRC now predicts

Energy in Britain has gotten scarce—and thus expensive. Prices are high in absolute terms, and further above the European average than any point in at least 40 years (barring the 22/23 shock). What's behind this, and is it crimping growth? I took a look for The Economist. (🧵)

Germany stands firmly by Israel's side, working to release the hostages. To move closer to this goal, we now need more than a ceasefire. It is time to end this war. We call on Hamas to lay down its weapons. @AussenMinDe

A two-state solution is needed. However, we still see recognition of a Palestinian state towards the end of a negotiation process, which must begin now. @AussenMinDe

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This is what most farmers face these days and it will never change till the government deals with the other main reservoirs of it. The badger cull works in reducing it in the cull areas in England. Yet in Wales they keep ignoring the scientific evidence. Heartbreaking

But you haven't backed small businesses. Since taking office, you've hit them with: 🔴Higher national insurance contributions 🔴Lower thresholds 🔴A 7 per cent hike in the minimum wage 🔴£25 billion in total extra taxes 🔴The Employment Rights Bill 🔴A weaker economy

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Numbers NEVER lie. Here are 2 different campaigns results: American Eagle’s Sydney Sweeney ad: - AE made $300m in a day - $65m in free media exposure Jaguar LGBTQ ad: - sales in Europe plunged 97.5% in April - from 180k sold in 2018 to 27k last year Buyers has spoken!

Welcome to the ‘I’m ok, but you’re not’ economy... I am often accused of being an optimist about the UK. I disagree. My view is that this is an economy operating below its potential – no question about that – due to a host of policy errors that could be easily fixed with some

Minister of Internal Affairs Ihor Klymenko delivered a report. In Kyiv, emergency restoration works are ongoing at the sites affected by yesterday’s attack. All search and rescue operations have already been completed. Unfortunately, as of now, 31 people have been confirmed dead,

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Now… think about it. What does this tell you about your economic case?

I held conversations with Jonathan Powell, National Security Adviser to the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom; Emmanuel Bonne, Diplomatic Adviser to the President of France; Gunter Sautter, National Security Adviser to the German Chancellor; and Pietro Carini, Deputy

As opposed to the many nepo hire family members and friends who now occupy Labour's front benches...? 🤷🏼‍♀️

Really good from John Burn-Murdoch - tracks exactly what we hear in focus groups and see in polling data. Rise in disorderliness is what people are talking about when they talk about rise in crime - supermarkets developing ever more intricate ways to wrap up a leg of lamb/phone theft

Difference in how you perceive crime is about what metric you use - for many it is the low level stuff they see day to day. More information centric groups use official stats so you get mismatch. Wrote in this thread about it and how Established Liberals see things differently.