That amount woudn't get you in the door TBH!You get much change from that £200 from an initial consultation with a specialist, let alone treatment, and more likely it will cost north of £300.
As soon as a journalist stumbles into Britain by mistake, they'll get right on to it.Would love a journalist to question her on this, and why she suddenly seems to have had a change of opinion on macro-economics.
I think you're overblowing this somewhat, it's about £2 less discount on a ticket price of around £71 but I guess the optics makes the headlines more than the reality.And I know its only a small amount, but here is the thing, these are cards aimed at young people and the elderly. They will see its more expensive and travel less. The amount involved is less important than the perception of increased costs. Businesses are struggling all over the country, town centres are becoming wastelands, we need to encourage consumers not discourage them.
It’s going to be 4 years of the most annoying substitute teacher.Yes, thats what they should be prioritising.
That, and banning smoking in beer gardens.
Absolute top of the list issues.
Tbh vapes are god awful. But I remember the Biden administration wanting to do the same thing but seeing counter arguments showing that it could result in people going back onto cigarettes.That’s great news to be fair! clearly aimed at children, I’d be delighted with that with a little boy.
I think cigarettes are harder for children to get hold of and also can imagine less children who have never smoked before wanting to get into smoking over bubblegum flavour vapes.It’s going to be 4 years of the most annoying substitute teacher.
Tbh vapes are god awful. But I remember the Biden administration wanting to do the same thing but seeing counter arguments showing that it could result in people going back onto cigarettes.
Are the tories running for President now or something?
When did this become a thing in UK politics?
Yes, because in my experience, Alzheimers is one of the most hilarious of the dementia-related diseases.Hope someone was on it enough to make a joke about them ‘but you bought them already?!’
I cant believe this has been allowed to ever be a thing. I think regulation should be a first step to bringing products to the market. The first question to allowing products should be whether a new product causes more problems than it solves. This is a clear yes, it does.This isn't new, it's been consulted on extensively both uk-wide and within Scotland. Was a policy of the last government and current SNP administration up north.
Agree and I’m not against a ban(Although the black market is so massive that access to vapes will be sadly pretty easy).I think cigarettes are harder for children to get hold of and also can imagine less children who have never smoked before wanting to get into smoking over bubblegum flavour vapes.
So true.Agree and I’m not against a ban(Although the black market is so massive that access to vapes will be sadly pretty easy).
The arguments against the ban tend to come from….the tobacco industry so likely just bullshit. But well we live in such dystopian dumb world that I can never write off a future where Marlboro makes a come back because we’ve correctly banned super bubblegum mango juiced vapes.
Probably depends how addicted to nicotine they areI think cigarettes are harder for children to get hold of and also can imagine less children who have never smoked before wanting to get into smoking over bubblegum flavour vapes.
Yeah. It's become more socially acceptable to "vape" then it has been to smoke actual cigs in the last decade.I think cigarettes are harder for children to get hold of and also can imagine less children who have never smoked before wanting to get into smoking over bubblegum flavour vapes.
Followed by telling an impoverished pensioner to stop crying your heart out. Or maybe offer them a standalone heater because she's electric? It's not like they're going to live forever!Grown up politics is back!
I’d call that progress to be honest. It’s been phrased as “antisemitic” for a long while now.Jeremy Corbyn to form alliance with four independent pro-Gaza MPs
Group calls for more MPs to join and vows to campaign on issues such as austerity and two-child benefit cap
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...remy-corbyn-alliance-independent-pro-gaza-mps
What an interesting way to phrase this. 'Pro-Gaza'.
I’m a socialist so I’m all for collective and shared Starmer hating.Most shocking thing about this is that it wasn't sweet square who posted it.
Followed by telling an impoverished pensioner to stop crying your heart out. Or maybe offer them a standalone heater because she's electric? It's not like they're going to live forever!
Wonderwall.
You would think Labour are getting all of these unpopular decisions out of the way and taking the hit on their approval ratings in the hope that they can turn the economy around in time for the next election. Right now they are looking more ruthless than the Tories though so they had better hope the gamble pays off.
Pro-Palestinian is a nightmare to use in a headline in most web templates.Jeremy Corbyn to form alliance with four independent pro-Gaza MPs
Group calls for more MPs to join and vows to campaign on issues such as austerity and two-child benefit cap
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...remy-corbyn-alliance-independent-pro-gaza-mps
What an interesting way to phrase this. 'Pro-Gaza'.
Left wing would have worked just fine.Pro-Palestinian is a nightmare to use in a headline in most web templates.