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Two years into the Johnson administration: how it's going even f**king worse than you thought it would | The Daily Mash WWW.THEDAILYMASH.CO.UK TWO years ago, Boris Johnson was elected with an 80-seat majority. You thought it would go badly but not this f**king...

Will Robots Take My Job? WILLROBOTSTAKEMYJOB.COM Find out how susceptible your job is to computerisation Man breaking back on his stairs deemed workplace accident • The Register WWW.THEREGISTER.COM Thank goodness he didn't make a diversion for Coco Pops I reckon we should bring in UBI sooner rather than later.

Labour lost my vote when Corbyn went. If Andy Burnham or Jamie Driscoll were to go for it then I would back them. I used to vote for the green party and will probably continue to do so. You essentially endorsed him as leader of the conservatives by voting for one of his MPs.

Yup, it's a shame that Starmer doesn't seem to have the capacity to take us all for mugs. I think he's a lousy leader of the 'opposition' though. BuT LaBOUr... Some people refuse to see that Labour have nothing to do with any of this. To be fair, I'd be embarrassed if I'd been mugged off by someone called Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson.

Photo evidence exists of No 10 Christmas parties, claims Dominic Cummings WWW.INDEPENDENT.CO.UK ‘There’s lots of pictures,’ says former advisor – who predicts PM will be replaced next summer Who do you reckon they'll pick next? I reckon it's a coin toss between Jeremy Hunt and Gove. Gove's canny tight with Murdoch so it'll be interesting to see how things pan out.

Julian Assange can be extradited to the US, court rules WWW.BBC.CO.UK Judges are reassured by US promises to reduce the risk of the Wikileaks founder taking his own life.

I'd take a clear photo of a serial number if I was selling something for 7.5 k.

It’s time to stop demonizing "invasive" species WWW.VOX.COM Climate change is forcing some animals to move. Don’t call them "invasives."

As we turn away, Boris Johnson is grabbing more power. Where is the opposition? | George Monbiot | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM The government is adding terrifying amendments to the policing bill, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Punk Food Bandita: “It was just a party” This is a fairly typical comment on social media that I’m seeing about the Christmas Party that didn’t take place in number ten last year. A party that didn’t take place so hard, that ministers even made a video practising saying that they didn’t have the party, just in case someone asked if they had a party, and still managed to balls that up. There was cheese and wine, said Allegra Stratton. So clearly it couldn’t have taken place last year, but obviously some time during the 1970’s. And so what if they did, eh? Why shouldn’t they have a party, bleats anyone who still actually thinks the government gives the slightest **************** about them and doesn’t care if they are left dead in an open sewer they pay rent for, as long as that Jeremy Corbyn didn’t get in. It boggles my mind why people are wondering why we might be pissed off. Those very people had put London in tier 3 just a couple of days before. It’s not just about the risks of transmission and all the people who died or spent Christmas alone, that people are angry about. The Tories gave police powers to fine and arrest people for doing this very thing. They told us to grass our neighbours up. Just a few months before their little soirée, victims of domestic abuse stayed in violent homes with their kids because they thought they weren’t allowed to leave, as it was literally weeks before the government thought to announce publicly that they could do so without being arrested. I know vulnerable young people that were dragged to the floor for daring to be outside alone under these laws, despite the fact that there were never any actual curfews in place. The ink on their legislation will only stain our skin, as every rave kiddie who ever got battered by the police for dancing in a field post 94’ when the CJB revisions came into play will remember. Why did the copper who was literally stood outside during the party that definitely didn’t happen do absolutely nothing? Why weren’t the participants charged under their own Covid laws? Or the part V of the Criminal Justice Act just for a laugh, for what are the dreary Tory soundbites we are constantly subjected to if not An Emission Of Repetitive Beats? Of course we know the answer to that. The rules just aren’t supposed to apply to them. I don’t just mean Conservatives, all the parties have the same vast reserves of entitlement. Of course they are going to be surprised about us booting off about it though. We’ve let them get away with it for centuries, and it absolutely isn’t the worst thing they’ve ever done to us. Not by far. They’ve used austerity measures like a knife across the throats of the disabled for years. They decimate our youth, domestic abuse and mental health services then expect gratitude when they give a penny back out of the millions they took. They expect to keep their jobs after countless allegations of bullying and sexual harassment. They are literally laughing at us, and now it seems, even film themselves doing it. What more will it take before we say enough?

Private healthcare has become the norm, It shouldn't be that way but it's how it has been allowed to happen. I would pay money for surgery to avoid waiting lists but that shouldn't have to be the case. You don't know what you've got till it's gone

Defra may approve ‘devastating’ bee-killing pesticide, campaigners fear | Bees | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Department sources say emergency authorisation of neonicotinoid Cruiser SB likely to be announced

Professional Tree Inspection is worth going for - that opened up doors for me. Contact local arb consultants and make yourself known to them.

Drug users to lose passports, as councillor defects from Tories to Reclaim – live WWW.INDEPENDENT.CO.UK Follow for live updates Minister ‘surprised’ if parliament didn’t have illegal drug use WWW.INDEPENDENT.CO.UK Some ‘lifestyle users’ of class A substances at Westminster, says policing minister after cocaine found