[Beso]

Originally Posted by Maru

Oh wow, those are pretty high. Usually these are called highway lights here. A "lamp post" would usually be something shorter, like in-town lighting.

But we have this dude (or dudette) who regularly repaints this mural, so.... and they're considered a local treasure



The whole point is likely that they're not easy to remove.

My Sunday name

[Crimson Dynamo]

Is that where BeSo comes from?

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Is that where BeSo comes from?

Yes.

[arista]

6:55 PM BBC1HD after your local news

Reform UK Party Political Broadcast.

[arista]

on now


Also on iPlayer

[Crimson Dynamo]

Youtube video

[BBXX]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Youtube video

...some 90 per cent see themselves as on the right of the ideological spectrum: 29 per cent “right-of-centre”, 50 per cent “fairly right-wing”, and 11 per cent as “very right-wing”..

So 61% self identify are fairly right-wing or more.

https://www.politicshome.com/news/ar...reform-members

[arista]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Youtube video

Yes, the BBC used to do that
walk around the conference

[emseateng2014]

i thought reform uk was like a center right wing

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Youtube video

[Crimson Dynamo]

Reform conference shows party's growing ambition like never before



Nigel Farage has a focus and sense of purpose I haven't seen in the best part of two decades of reporting on him.

He sees an opportunity the like of which he has never seen before.

And that wa the opinion of the BBC!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c62zdpke8kko

[arista]

Nigel Farage MP

Now Live on SkyNewsHD and GBnewsHD


Not on BBCnewsHD

[arista]

Now BBCnewsHD has Farage



Another Conservative MP Jumps

[arista]

Conservatives need a new leader
Kemi is not good enough.



So it is Nigel Farage MP Vs PM Starmer

at this time



Polls have this order now

Reform UK
New Corbyn Party (Awaiting Name)
Labour
LibDem
Conservative
Greens

Others

[Glenn.]

"The most stable relationships, the ones that last the longest, tend to be between men and women," says Farage as he welcomes Conservative MP Danny Kruger to Reform UK

[BBXX]

Nigel Farage - on his third marriage
Lee Anderson - on his second marriage.
Richard Tice - divorced

The truth is the data on divorce rates studies vary widely, partly due to same-sex marriage being relatively new.

Some studies find within-five-year divorce rates is 12.3% for lesbians, 8.3% for heterosexual couples, and 2% for gay men, however other studies show that divorce rates are higher within lesbians, then gay men, then straight couples. Other studies suggest the divorce rate between heterosexual couples is 2 in 5 while between two men it's just 2 in 5.

This will continue to ebb and flow as time goes on and more gay and lesbian marriages take place and they have more time to be married. Experts suggest that the divorce rate between both heterosexual and homosexual couples will even out within time.

Outside of marriage, the average length of a lesbian relationship is approx 2.7-3.5 years, for heterosexual relationships its between 2-5 years and for gay men, between 4-6 years.

[Livia]

Petition to call an immediate general election now up to 908,000 signatures.

[Crimson Dynamo]

[arista]

Yes make him a New Thread,


As more Labour will jump, to Reform

[arista]

Nigel Farage - on his third marriage
Lee Anderson - on his second marriage.
Richard Tice - divorced


BBX Richard has a new Lady - So Not Single

[He began a relationship with the right-wing
political journalist Isabel Oakeshott in 2018,
and separated from his wife in March 2019.]


Also BBX
posting Marriage amounts
makes them look Normal.

[arista]

[Glenn.]

ILR is permanent legal status, granted after years of living, working, and paying taxes in the UK. People who hold it have already proven their contribution.

[Friendlykev92]

Not a political person but I'm just hoping this won't affect the Common Travel Area we have between the UK and Ireland which allows each others citizens to live and work in either country and many other rights.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK faces a showdown with the EU over “massive cuts” he has planned to welfare spending.

The Reform leader revealed plans on Monday to change the law so that only UK citizens will be eligible for welfare, not foreign nationals, which he claimed could save the taxpayer £230bn.

He pledged to abolish indefinite leave to remain (ILR) – which entitles migrants to benefits – including for those who already have been granted the status. Some 430,000 non-EU citizens currently have ILR, according to Oxford University’s Migration Observatory.

Zia Yusuf, Reform’s head of policy, clarified on Monday that the party was not scrapping European settled status, which grants the same rights as ILR for EU citizens to claim benefits.

Some 4.12 million EU citizens have successfully applied for settled status in the UK, of which 770,000 are currently claiming universal benefits, according to figures from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP).

It means migrants with EU settled status account for 9.7 per cent of Universal Credit claimants compared with just 2.7 per cent for non-EU migrants.

[emseateng2014]

if reform uk took over office in uk who knows what stuff and things that reform uk will do and imagine trumper nigel becoming the uk pm

in my opinion i think half of the brits will say that the reform uk will become a uk trumpers style party because of there policies and beliefs

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by emseateng2014

if reform uk took over office in uk who knows what stuff and things that reform uk will do and imagine trumper nigel becoming the uk pm

in my opinion i think half of the brits will say that the reform uk will become a uk trumpers style party because of there policies and beliefs

Do you like what the Tories and Labour have done in the last say 20 years?