Replying to @PickliciousF
You know cats shouldn’t have their own gravitational field, right? 😹
Replying to @simonwatt85
If he finds out about he'll tax it.
Labour loves everyone else's money.
Phykell retweeted
Today is National black cat day. A day to celebrate how fabulous black cats are. We make wonderful companions but are so often overlooked. Share photos of your black cats today so that we can show how unique each one is 🐈⬛
Replying to @kezia_noble
Politicians, councillors and the like are generally lazy and indolent. They’ll always choose the path of least resistance and prefer to maintain the status quo rather than do anything they don’t *have* to do.
Phykell retweeted
Absolutely disgusting stats on sexual crime rates by country/ region.
These are the men coming in on small boats, claiming asylum and staying here at our expense.
We need to deport all illegal arrivals as they arrive - before they have the chance to commit crimes.
To those who are not great at statistics The Economist chart uses a log scale, so the biggest gaps look smaller than they are.
On a linear scale, Afghanistan’s 8× rate would stretch far past the others. Equal distances would mean equal absolute differences, making the high end dominate the graphic.
A log scale treats equal distances as equal ratios (1× to 2× looks the same as 5× to 10×). That pulls the highest multiples inward and spreads out the lower ones, so the disparities appear more moderate even though the underlying numbers are unchanged.
Phykell retweeted
Oh dear … here’s Precious Andy explaining in 2016 that the free movement of people has destroyed jobs in the UK…
He’ll say anything for power. But you must know that by now.
It’s just a race to the bottom hey Andy?
Replying to @DanNeidle
4. Give everyone their NICs back as an annuity and provide means-tested pension credit.
Phykell retweeted
Millions of animals are suffering unnecessarily by being slaughtered without stunning to meet religious demands. That's why we campaign to end religious exemptions to animal welfare laws. Join our campaign to end #NonStunSlaughter 👇 secularism.org.uk/religious-… #AnimalWelfare
Phykell retweeted
After the Budget, millions will use online tax calculators. But there's a privacy catch: we tested the seven most popular, and every one sends your income to a server.
Here's what MoneySavingExpert sends:
Phykell retweeted
🇬🇧 In 18th-century London, dictionary-maker Samuel Johnson adored his cat Hodge. He personally bought oysters for him, rather than send his servants.
Today, a bronze statue of Hodge sits on a dictionary beside oyster shells outside Johnson’s former home in Gough Square.
Replying to @officialsammyuk
Andy Burnham and Angela Rayner.
Can't think of a more horrifying duo to open the door to 😹
Replying to @Alexarmstrong @GBNEWS
He had no basis to accuse you of that - he should apologise unreservedly.
Completely unacceptable behaviour from Peter Bleksley.
The veteran said that he wouldn't have wanted to fight for what the UK has become.
Alex cited corresponding reasons why he and others would not want to fight either.
There was no basis to accuse Alex of cowardice - you should apologise unreservedly.
Replying to @dave43law
No, we should stay as we are, able to move between imperial and metric at will.
Replying to @cfdownes_
So, if a person was born here, is that classed as "membership", or is it only if they were born here as a product of a marriage with an English person?
Where are the rules published, exactly?











