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6 months agoMeanwhile, here in Scotland - where the water supply has always been publicly owned - Scottish Water announced it had received permission for an 8.8% annual increase.
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WTF?
Things this castrofuck clown car of a government cannot pay for: junior doctors, nurses, school lunches for hungry children, council homes, roofs for schools, 40 new hospitals, keeping shite out of the rivers . . .
Things it can pay for: 2 largely broken aircraft carriers (but not enough planes for them) . . and new, home built nuclear weapons.
I, for one, am so proud our glorious MoD can defend our food banks with British made nuclear weapons! /s
Non paywall version here :
51·1 year agoI live in Scotland. Read about academic research on how BBC Scotland frames stories vs. how similar stories are framed by BBC Wales:
AND
Even within Scotland read how stories are framed by the BBC Scotland vs. STV News:
There is no other word to describe this but bias. Not right vs. left . . . but Westminster vs. Scotland.
ROFL. Or I could just continue to pay £0.00 and not watch the BBC’s biased BS.
Ok, fine, clearly good news. But PM Sir Starmer . . . just a red Tory.
Also, this plan will never happen as we will be out of office on July 5th and Sunak will be living in California by July 30th, says Dimly . . .