Blue Swan 🦢💙 #FBPE 🇪🇺🌍🕊 #LadyHale-insect! @certablue

@ArsenalNews_Hub Riccardo Calafiori can play the left winger role!!..⚽️🇮🇹👏

@premnsikka The UK government should instigate another energy Windfall Tax! 💷💷💷💷

✈️🔴 Emirates have shared the making of the Aircrafted Arsenal Crest, a 2.4-metre sculpture made using upcycled aircraft parts. It was built by 15 Emirates engineers over 34 days before being transported from Dubai to London and installed at the Emirates Stadium. 🏟️ The project celebrates the long-standing Emirates and Arsenal partnership, which began in 2006 and runs until 2033. #afc

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@novaramedia If’s reprehensible and immoral!😡 I thought the Labour Party politicians were supposed to be in politics for the betterment of society not to enrich their already greasy pockets!!..Donations must be banned as it’s a clear breach of Ministerial Codes of Ethics & Standards!

Jason is the youngest Black professor in Cambridge’s history. Rightwing newspapers are trying to smear him with fake accusations of plagiarism. We can't let them. Stand up to their hate and division by adding your name. goodlawproject.org/s/c1efae via @goodlawproject

Check out Bossa Brasil's video! #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZN8R2ersM/

Much of what is said about economics is little better than gaslighting.... I used AI tools when writing this post, including a spell checker. I also used about 50 years of experience observing, studying, and writing about these issues. The infographic drawing was the smallest part of all that, and I had no budget to do it any other way.

Lamine Yamal on happiness "I come from an apartment where the kitchen and the bedroom were the same space. I see my mother happy, I see that my brother can have the childhood I would have liked to have, and that's what makes me happiest."

Tears of joy! SCOTLAND HAS JUST PASSED SWIFT BRICKS INTO LAW unanimously! 4 years of asking England & Scotland sorts it in a month led by ACE ⁦@markruskell⁩ ♥️The RELIEF is unreal! Tell England to follow 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿by emailing [email protected] now!WOOP!

52 Questions for Andy Burnham, if he wants to be Prime Minister. If Andy Burnham is serious about becoming prime minister, then there are a series of questions he needs to answer before anyone can sensibly judge whether he offers a genuine alternative to the current government, or merely a different personality pursuing much the same agenda. The questions need to go beyond personality, competence, or electability. They need to establish what he believes, what he would do, and how he understands the challenges the UK faces. Here are 52 questions, including one final critical one, I would like him to answer. The economy 1. What is the fundamental purpose of the UK economy? 2. Do you believe economic policy should prioritise GDP growth, or should it prioritise wellbeing, security and sustainability? 3. Do you believe the UK government is financially constrained in the same way as a household, business or local authority? 4. Do you accept that a government issuing its own currency can always meet obligations denominated in that currency? 5. What role do you think taxation plays in the economy: revenue raising, redistribution, inflation control, market shaping, or all of these? 6. What is your view on the current fiscal rules, and would you retain, reform or abolish them? 7. Would you continue paying interest on all commercial bank reserve balances held at the Bank of England? 8. What is your view on quantitative easing and quantitative tightening? 9. What would you do to improve productivity in the UK economy? 10. How would you reduce Britain’s dependence on rent extraction, financial speculation and asset price inflation? Wealth, tax and inequality 11. Do you believe wealth inequality is now a greater problem than income inequality? 12. What specific measures would you introduce to tax wealth more effectively? 13. Should income from wealth be taxed at least as heavily as income from work? 14. How would you tackle tax avoidance by large companies and wealthy individuals? 15. What is your view on reforming inheritance tax? 16. How would you reduce regional inequality within the UK? Housing 17. Do you think housing should primarily be a home or an investment asset? 18. What would you do to reduce house prices relative to earnings? 19. How many social homes would you build each year? 20. How would you finance a large-scale social housing programme? 21. What would you do to reform the private rented sector? 22. Would you support land value taxation, compulsory purchase reform, or other measures to tackle land speculation? Climate and the environment 23. Do you believe economic growth can be fully reconciled with environmental sustainability? 24. What is your strategy for achieving net zero while maintaining public support? 25. How would you fund the transition to a low-carbon economy? 26. What role should public ownership play in energy generation, transmission and distribution? 27. How would you ensure that the costs of climate transition are borne fairly? 28. What policies would you adopt to restore biodiversity, waterways and ecosystems? Public services and the state 29. What should be the balance between public provision and private provision in healthcare? 30. Would you reverse NHS privatisation measures introduced since 2012? 31. How would you tackle the social care crisis? 32. What reforms would you make to education? 33. How would you rebuild local government after fifteen years of austerity? 34. What powers and funding would you devolve to local and regional government, and are you open to independence if Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland wish for it? Work, income and social security 35. What is your vision for the future of work? 36. Do you support stronger trade union rights and sectoral collective bargaining? 37. What is your view on a job guarantee programme? 38. How would you address economic insecurity among younger generations? 39. What reforms would you make to Universal Credit and social security more generally? Debt, money and finance 40. Do you believe the national debt is a major problem facing the UK? Please explain your logic. 41. What do you understand government debt to be? Should government debt always be reduced, or can it sometimes be increased for good economic reasons? 42. How do you distinguish between productive public investment and current spending? 43. What role should government borrowing play in funding infrastructure, housing and climate transition? 44. Should the Bank of England’s mandate be reformed? Should it pay interest on central bank reserve accounts? 45. What reforms would you make to the banking system? Britain and the world 46. What should Britain’s economic relationship with Europe be? 47. What industrial strategy would you pursue? 48. How would you respond to increasing geopolitical instability and trade fragmentation? 49. How do we resolve conflicts in the Middle East? What is the UK’s role in that? 50. What role should Britain play in tackling global inequality and climate change? 51. What is the future of our relationship with the USA and NATO? What are the defence consequences of that? The biggest question And perhaps the most important question of all: 52. What is your theory of society? That question matters because every successful political project ultimately rests on an answer to that question: - Neoliberalism begins with the individual. - Conservatism begins with institutions. - Reform begins with belonging and identity. - The Greens begin with nature and climate. - Labour traditionally began with solidarity, but that no longer seems to be the case. Before Andy Burnham can ask people to support him, he needs to tell them where he begins and what his priorities are, because every policy choice that follows depends upon his answer to that question. Isn't that the least we should expect?

Il riscaldamento della nazionale senegalese. La World Cup, nonostante le divisioni imposte da Trump, continua a celebrare l'identità dei Paesi partecipanti e la voglia di condividerla con gli altri.

@OlenaRohoza I stand with Ukraine 💙🇺🇦💛

@afcRusell Steady-on!!

@AFC__Xtra Yes! 👏

@CatherineWest1 Taxes must be progressive for those who are wealthy and own a lot of assets. Currently, people on low to medium incomes pay more in taxes than those living off their assets and don’t work! This should generate enough money to reduce inequalities & invest in public services.

@SkyNews @BethRigby He’s a rotten apple who should go to jail!

Vive La France ! Vive Macron !

James @Jamesjonesik8

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🚨President Macron statements!! What is your reply to this statement?

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Zelensky's workday begins between 3 and 4 a.m., when the first reports from the battlefields begin to come in – CNN. He drinks a lot of coffee – black, without sugar – to overcome these early morning awakenings. Despite this, the president has not lost his sense of humor and occasionally finds time to relax. Years of pressure and emotional suffering have visibly taken their toll on Zelensky. Despite this, this man remains unbroken. Respect to Volodymyr Zelensky🫡🇺🇦

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@ToDearDaughter @Telegraph The UK needs to become a Republic with a President that is accountable to the public! Having a Royal family is medieval and outdated that perpetuates inequality and socioeconomic class status. Hopefully, Charles III will be the last King 🤴