Fae Cat from Celtic mythology. Doctorum Adamus cum Flabello Dulci. Lover of Rachel Riley of Countdown.
3rd Rock From the Sun
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Cat-sìth ♠️ ♥️ 🐈⬛ ♦️ ♣️ retweeted
Walter Koenig, who played Chekov in the original “Star Trek” series and seven “Star Trek” feature films, has died at 90.
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Astounding Sunday Times investigation reveals new scandal in SNP’s Socialist Scotland:
800 NHS, central government, council and quango workers whose jobs no longer exist but remain on the public payroll because of the SNP’s ‘no public-sector redundancy’ policy.
Estimated cost of paying people to do nothing: £27m a year.
One NHS Highland worker has been receiving a full salary and benefits for 17 years despite not having a specific job.
The health board refused to say what the worker had been doing for almost two decades and how much they had been paid.
Likely cost to the taxpayer is expected to be far higher with several public bodies refusing to disclose salaries for hundreds of the workers awaiting redeployment.
Cat-sìth ♠️ ♥️ 🐈⬛ ♦️ ♣️ retweeted
Dawn Butler makes a powerful point about inherited debts being owed by the modern generation. I'd like to thank her for this.
It today's terms freeing the slaves cost around £17Billion (using GDP values) on top of which Royal Navy deployments for the 60 years or so they were active in hunting down the slaves ships and disrupting the slave trade cost the UK another £30Billion to £50Billion at today's value (again using GDP values).
Using the figures above we get a sum of between £47Billion and £67Billion that Black Britains and Black people from the former Empire owe the UK Treasury. And this is before any calculation is considered for the compensation to the families of the 17,000 sailors who died on these operations.
Having explained so cogently why this sum should be paid I look forward to @DawnButlerBrent's suggestions as to a payment plan.
Cat-sìth ♠️ ♥️ 🐈⬛ ♦️ ♣️ retweeted
Our era has produced so many insane headlines that will baffle future historians.
Here’s another…
Cat-sìth ♠️ ♥️ 🐈⬛ ♦️ ♣️ retweeted
Okay, this is beautifully done.
The purrfect autumn treat is here! Get the Black Cat Frappuccino at select U.S. @Starbucks locations now, and tell Salem we sent you!
Cat-sìth ♠️ ♥️ 🐈⬛ ♦️ ♣️ retweeted
Thank heaven for small mercies. The UK government has — at last — granted consent for gas to be produced from the Jackdaw gas field. Now, what about Rosebank?
Cat-sìth ♠️ ♥️ 🐈⬛ ♦️ ♣️ retweeted
News Remainers won’t want you to hear.
Protest in France against rising living costs.
When did France leave the EU?????
Most people are now realising the EU is the root cause of poverty in Europe.
Cat-sìth ♠️ ♥️ 🐈⬛ ♦️ ♣️ retweeted
France is in flames (yet he wants to rejoin the EU).
Trump is selling out Ukraine, cosying up to Putin again
A cost-of-living crunch is looming this winter, especially fuel bills.
He still hasn’t told us how or when defence spending will reach 3% GDP.
Inflation is rising once more, as are interest rates.
Russian forces are threatening our infrastructure, especially undersea data and energy links.
The Strait of Hormuz remains closed, our Gulf allies are under attack.
And PM Burnham drivels about this!!
It’s like the opening sketch from Saturday Night Live.
Cat-sìth ♠️ ♥️ 🐈⬛ ♦️ ♣️ retweeted
SCHOOLCHILDREN ‘BRAINWASHED BY LEFT-WING BBC’
BBC Bitesize faces accusations of political bias over educational material promoting controversial views on immigration, Net Zero and social issues.
The BBC is facing demands for an investigation following allegations that its educational website, BBC Bitesize, exposes millions of schoolchildren to politically biased material.
An investigation by The Mail on Sunday examined resources aimed at pupils aged 11–14 and raised concerns about how contentious political and social issues are presented.
Key findings reported include:
Immigration and open borders: An educational game reportedly awards higher scores for policies favouring increased immigration, open borders and amnesty for undocumented migrants, while alternative choices receive less favourable outcomes.
Economic impact of immigration: Teaching materials allegedly emphasise immigration's economic benefits without adequately reflecting differences in migrants' fiscal contributions. The investigation also questions material associating concerns about immigration and employment with prejudice.
Net Zero policies: Videos present Net Zero as an important objective and encourage pupils to consider lifestyle changes, including reduced flying and meat consumption, prompting concerns over political impartiality.
Political activism: Educational resources positively reference Greta Thunberg, Black Lives Matter and other campaigning organisations, with critics questioning whether sufficiently balanced perspectives are provided.
Calls for an investigation: Shadow Education Secretary Laura Trott and former BBC controller Danny Cohen called for scrutiny of the material, arguing that publicly funded educational resources must remain politically impartial.
The BBC rejected the allegations, maintaining that its resources are developed with educational specialists, support the UK curriculum and are regularly assessed against its editorial standards. It also disputed claims that the immigration game rewards particular political positions.
The controversy raises wider questions about political neutrality in educational content provided by the publicly funded broadcaster.
Source: The Mail on Sunday
Author: Mark Hookham
Publication date: 18 October 2026
Original headline: SCHOOLCHILDREN ‘BRAINWASHED BY LEFT-WING BBC’
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Two worlds collide. One final game.
#Jumanji: Open World - the last game is coming exclusively to movie theatres this Christmas.
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Galeries Lafayette in Paris is being looted tonight.
It’s the French equivalent of Harrods in London or Bergdorf Goodman in NYC
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Stephen Kinnock’s claim that there were no boat people because we were in the European Union is a straightforward lie. Illegal immigrants flooded in by lorry, train and cars. They disappeared into towns/cities and couldn’t be properly counted. When advances in technology made these methods of transport much harder to use the illegal migrants took to boats, courtesy of the people smugglers. Since the boats are usually interdicted on arrival the counting is easier. Nothing to do with being in or out of the EU.
Cat-sìth ♠️ ♥️ 🐈⬛ ♦️ ♣️ retweeted
The government can deport people very quickly when Labour politicians are the victims.
They don’t act like this when we’re the victims.
Cat-sìth ♠️ ♥️ 🐈⬛ ♦️ ♣️ retweeted
SOMETIMES A UPS DRIVER DELIVERS MORE THAN JUST PACKAGES!
Most of us see UPS drivers rushing from one delivery to the next, trying to finish their routes on time.
But this driver reportedly took time out of his day to help save a cow in trouble.
Watching him gently comfort the animal afterward is what really makes this video special.
His job is to deliver packages, but that doesn’t mean he can’t stop and make a difference.
Sometimes the most important delivery of the day isn’t a package. It’s an act of kindness.
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Not one female Labour backbencher turned up to Parliament for the debate about dumping 1,200 illegal male migrants in an army camp in Piddington.
Labour have so far, refused to meet a single woman from Piddington.
Labour only care about women when it’s convenient for them.
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There’s a lot of self-serving spin emanating from the UK government about how virtuous it is re fiscal consolidation.
Here are the facts.
Labour inherited an OBR budget deficit forecast of £87bn (3.1% GDP) for FY2024/25. After R Reeves’ 1st disastrous budget the actual deficit was £153bn (5.2%). Massive jump.
Labour inherited OBR budget deficit of £77bn (2.7%) for FY2025/26. After RR’s disastrous 2nd budget that turned out to be £133bn (4.3%).
So in its first two years it added over £120bn to borrowing/deficit (despite huge increase in taxes).
The OBR forecast it inherited for this FY2026/27 was £69bn (2.3%). It is now forecast to be £116bn (3.3%). That looks like an underestimate. More likely to be closer to £130bn again.
Inherited budget forecast for 2027/28: £51bn (1.6%). Latest forecast: £97bn (2.9%).
Inherited budget forecast for 2028/29: £39bn (1.2%). Latest forecast: £86bn (2.5%).
Far from fiscal consolidation Labour is forecast to borrow an incredible £260bn more over the 5 years from 2024/25 than the forecasts it inherited. Despite the tax rises.
Which will continue. Alone among G7 countries the IMF projects the UK tax burden to rise by 3.7% of GDP 2025-31. The only other country with a rising tax burden is France (0.8%). Italy is static. Rest of G7 have falling tax burden.
And let’s not forget Labour’s so-called ‘fiscal consolidation’ is all backloaded to end-decade. Unlikely to happen. So taxes will have to rise by even more.
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"Jonathan Reynolds, the Business Secretary, said Britain would make trade decisions “based on the UK interest”.
And your regular reminder that trade decisions would no longer be made by Britain if the UK rejoins the EU, or even just a customs union! 🤔
#brexitbenefits
Labour has rejected calls to impose higher tariffs on Chinese electric cars as the price of a closer relationship with the EU.
Jonathan Reynolds, the Business Secretary, said Britain would make trade decisions “based on the UK interest”.
🔗 telegraph.co.uk/business/202…
