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Last night we voted against Ed Miliband’s new Net Zero target. Why? Watch this. Not a single Labour MP could say what it will mean for the cost of food or energy for our constituents - or for British jobs and industry. They’re going to spend hundreds of billions... show more

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🚨Labour and Lib Dem MPs just voted to INCREASE the cost of energy, food, shipping, housing, heating and holidays by voting for Ed Miliband’s new Net Zero target. One of the reasons I asked to stay in this brief was my time in the Department and seeing how badly we were making decisions about climate and energy. There’s simply no scrutiny or proper analysis of what these targets are doing to jobs, the cost of living or to the competitiveness of our industry. The Minister bringing it forward refused to take a single intervention. She did not answer a single question. I’m sorry, but that is simply not good enough. MP after MP cited bogus figures or praised the Climate Change Committee’s analysis without being even slightly troubled that their cost of offshore wind was wrong by a factor of three. Get the cost of energy wrong and all your other assumptions about the cost of living and the economy will be wrong too. I am proud Kemi Badenoch and I have changed our party’s position. We are the only party who have said we should measure the offshoring of emissions. We are the only party who have a plan to make electricity cheaper without costing the taxpayer a penny. We are the only party with a fully costed plan to axe the Carbon Tax which is replacing clean British industry with dirtier foreign imports. This debate shows why Parliament is not working. Poor analysis let off the hook by poor scrutiny. So-called impact assessments which are written to be as impenetrable as possible, and which MPs show no interest in reading or questioning. We need fewer virtue signalling MPs and many more who can read modelling assumptions.

🚨Labour and Lib Dem MPs just voted to INCREASE the cost of energy, food, shipping, housing, heating and holidays by voting for Ed Miliband’s new Net Zero target. One of the reasons I asked to stay in this brief was my time in the Department and seeing how badly we were making decisions about climate and energy. There’s simply no scrutiny or proper analysis of what these targets are doing to jobs, the cost of living or to the competitiveness of our industry. The Minister bringing it forward refused to take a single intervention. She did not answer a single question. I’m sorry, but that is simply not good enough. MP after MP cited bogus figures or praised the Climate Change Committee’s analysis without being even slightly troubled that their cost of offshore wind was wrong by a factor of three. Get the cost of energy wrong and all your other assumptions about the cost of living and the economy will be wrong too. I am proud Kemi Badenoch and I have changed our party’s position. We are the only party who have said we should measure the offshoring of emissions. We are the only party who have a plan to make electricity cheaper without costing the taxpayer a penny. We are the only party with a fully costed plan to axe the Carbon Tax which is replacing clean British industry with dirtier foreign imports. This debate shows why Parliament is not working. Poor analysis let off the hook by poor scrutiny. So-called impact assessments which are written to be as impenetrable as possible, and which MPs show no interest in reading or questioning. We need fewer virtue signalling MPs and many more who can read modelling assumptions.

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Mental health is part of your health. It should be part of our publicly-funded healthcare system. What do we think is worth spending money on in this country? Why does this government seem to have billions available for major projects and for bullets and bombs but not for projects that benefit all of us?

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Laura Kuenssberg: “If a Labour MP votes against you this week when winter fuel {allowance} is debated in the House of Commons, will you suspend them or kick them out of the party?” Keir Starmer: “Well, that will be a matter for the Chief Whip and we will assess that as we go along.” Keir Starmer then goes on to say that (regarding the winter fuel allowance removal for pensioners), “every Labour MP was voted in on a mandate to deliver change for the country.” This is horrendously disingenuous. No Labour MP was voted in to remove the winter fuel allowance for millions of pensioners. It wasn’t in their manifesto.

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I'm asking YOU: What will a doubling of healthcare premiums mean for your family? What it will mean if you're one of the 15 million being thrown off their health care? Please comment below or submit a story here:

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"All of this is a total distraction." Ed Miliband, the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, speaks to Today about the current state of the Labour party, and what he thinks they need to prioritise.

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Reporter: You said the U.S. Is going to run Venezuela. Who is in power right now? Trump: We are going to be running it with a group and we will make sure it is run properly. We will rebuild the oil infrastructure. It will cost billions of dollars and be paid for by the oil companies directly. They will be reimbursed for what they are doing.

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What do you do for a living today? AI and intelligent robots will increasingly take over many tasks from humans. And they will do it better, faster and cheaper. Yes, yours too. Many people will work much less or not at all in normal jobs. And earn less or even nothing. What will you live on then? And how will our companies survive when their customers don't have the money to buy their products and services? This is the key question for your financial future! We will take a look at three scenarios for the future of our life and the economy. If AI and robots work for us on a large scale, our future could be great. However, it could also turn out quite differently. We could also wake up in a horror scenario. Because we have a huge and catastrophic flaw in our economic system that could lead to disaster in a world of AI and robotics. Correcting this mistake is the biggest challenge. What the flaw is and how we can fix it, you'll learn in this video.

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"The British majority will not put up with it anymore." Caller accurately summarises the mood of the UK currently. "We can see the decline and degradation that third world immigration is bringing to our country... For six or seven general elections we voted against it." "We want mass deportations of people that shouldn't be here... And none of them have done it." "We're seeing a democratic breakdown before our eyes." "If you've had 25 years of telling successive governments what you want them to do—bearing in mind they work for us—and they don't do it, sometimes you have to make them listen." "Because for 25 or 30 years... they've been ignoring the will of the British majority." "They're going to rue that day."

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We’re back in Leinster House today with the largest team of Sinn Féin TDs in over 100 years. A team of 39 TDs with the energy, determination, and commitment to deliver for working people. We want to thank the hundreds of thousands of people who voted for Sinn Féin and for real change. Your vote matters. Your vote counts. Every single Sinn Féin TD elected last Friday will work morning, noon and a night to stand up for you. To fight for you. To make sure your voice is heard. That is what we will do whether we are in government or in opposition. The work of winning a better future for all continues right now!

We’re back in Leinster House today with the largest team of Sinn Féin TDs in over 100 years. A team of 39 TDs with the energy, determination, and commitment to deliver for working people. We want to thank the hundreds of thousands of people who voted for Sinn Féin and for real change. Your vote matters. Your vote counts. Every single Sinn Féin TD elected last Friday will work morning, noon and a night to stand up for you. To fight for you. To make sure your voice is heard. That is what we will do whether we are in government or in opposition. The work of winning a better future for all continues right now!

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Robert Peston, "Are you prepared to take tough decisions early.. And you've won the biggest majority in history.. 80% of British voters didn't vote for you, what does that mean in practice with the culture of the government?" Keir Starmer, "We will take tough decisions early.. The NHS is broken, we'll fix it.. We're a government of service of all people, whether they voted for us or not.. We will govern for the whole country.. And doing that with our first ministers, mayors, and turn our back on tribal politics"

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The Christian and Egyptian symbolism for the judgment of the soul is connected to the symbolism of Libra, the scales, and the constellation and Age of Libra, which represent the ultimate judgment of the soul. Those whose hearts are lighter than the feather will join God, and those whose hearts are not will be devoured by Leviathan or, in Egyptian symbolism, by Ammit. So what does this mean? The heart should be purified of all hate, anger, resentment, negative drives, lust, and so on, and should feel only peace and love so it can be lighter than the feather. Do you understand this concept? You need to forgive even your worst enemies not for their sake but for the sake of your own soul and heart, because every time you think of someone who wronged you and you feel anger, it makes your heart heavier than the feather. That is why Jesus asked for forgiveness even when they crucified him.

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#WATCH | Delhi | Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says, "It has been a very convincing victory. The BJP fell 52 votes short of the two-thirds they needed to pass the constitutional amendment... We are feeling a certain sense of triumph. this is not a vote against women's reservation, but against delimitation and the mischief that delimitation and the dramatic expansion of Parliament would do to our democracy, so we voted to save our democracy..." "We have said even in our speeches, that we will vote for women's reservation if you will delink it from delimitation. It is against their refusal to delink this that we have voted..."

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