Holidaymakers & travellers should be very wary of booking through @eDreams They’re another foreign based travel company that tries to hide behind T&Cs it does not clearly publish before a contract is made. They also make it extremely difficult to contact. My advice: Avoid them

Electrification – can the grid cope? Electrification has become the default answer to almost every energy and climate question. Heat? Electrify it. Transport? Electrify it. Industry? Electrify it. https://t.co/myRT2szBZ1

Airports and EU clash over new border control rules. The new Entry-Exit System now requires over a third of non-EU nationals entering the Schengen area to provide additional data at the border. https://t.co/puhKSz1y4Y

This would be funny if it were not so tragic for those affected: Rachel Reeves did not know the impact of her pubs tax raid when she delivered her Budget, the Business Secretary has claimed.

You lawfully sell shotguns, and someone buys one and then uses it to kill someone. So, rather than prosecute the killer, you would prosecute the seller? https://t.co/CH6W3ymnii

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The unstoppable @toadmeister perfectly explains the impulse that is driving Labour to clamp down on free speech and the platforms, like this one, which facilitate it. A poisonous mixture of believing themselves always right, they're opponents always malign, and discomfort at

The EU wants @UKLabour to give them a "Farage Clause". Reform responds

A tale of woe, about electric vehicles, batteries and British weather

Why Gulf states no longer trust British universities

SIX police officers to arrest a lady for feeding pidgeons by throwing bread on the floor! A crime almost as grave a crime as tweeting an opinion that offends someone. What were they searching her for - an concealed biscuit? https://t.co/MzImDlGcja

Pub landlord tells Reeves In April, his business rates bill will jump from almost 0 to £800 per month. Alcohol duty is another cost. On top of this, the minimum wage is set to increase. There just isn’t enough money in the coffers to pay for these.

Prison Island

Dredging the dirt - going back nearly 50 years to schoolboy years. How desperate can you get? It shows how much they fear Farage and Reform, that they try to smear his character any way they can

This Marxist government is shredding democracy, shredding Brexit, and betraying farmers: https://t.co/qjOgtRlhWt

The EU’s (shambolic) airport fingerprint scheme sounds a great idea, in principle. But how secure is our data. Biometrics would be like gold to professional fraudsters

Marxist control by the state / HMRC to force landlords to file 10 tax returns https://t.co/bjx9HXRPUc

According to the TaxPayers’ Alliance, the average pub is paying £100,000 a year in tax on alcohol alone. Like all employers, pubs are feeling the energy cost pain of Britain’s Net Zero fanaticism and many are experiencing the effects of Reeves’s £25bn National Insurance hike.

Those travelling with the BA are paying a premium cost for a budget service: a state of affairs that has lasted for a considerable time. A BA flight last year to Italy, returning on EasyJet, was telling that the experience on the latter was preferable in every conceivable regard

While BA is a major UK carrier, IAG is publicly listed on stock exchanges and owned by various shareholders, making it a hybrid Anglo-Spanish entity

BA isn't fully British-owned; it's part of the International Airlines Group (IAG), a multinational holding company registered in Spain but with its corporate hq in London, formed from a merger between BA and Iberia.