Wish they would compare with statistics for the last three years on a daily basis. Then we would know if it is getting better or worse. It might help if people knew how many died from injuries later.
Making the driving test harder would just result in more envelopes passed to the examiner.
Sad.
If Farage doesn't even want to meet those who voted for him in the last election what is he planning? He met Trump more than his voters.
Once he starts meeting people who don't throw drinks at him what will they think?
"the average person ingests about 5 grams of plastic every week—about the weight of a credit card." Already shown not to be true.
https://www.coastalpollutiontoolbox.org/112121/index.php.en#:~:text=Is
Note that not one single sentence in Forbes says plastic causes cancer or any particular distress. It simply days that there is plastic in the body. Ask those women with enhanced breasts for instance. There are many particles in the body. Only that doesn't sell magazines.
Remember "by 2030 there will be more plastic than fish in the sea"?
The scientist who researched plastic entering the seas did not say it. Ellen McArthur made it up. (Ask her who counted the fish).
Arsenic and cyanide can be found in the food we eat but you don't get many people who worry about it.
Funny that we used to complain about PM2.5. Before that it was petrol fumes. Before that smog. When I read about asbestos I wondered why it is still being used in some countries.
Plastic surgery using silicon seems ok but plastic bottles not.
Most reports refuse to name the plastic found in people except to say it must be bottles. Yet fibers are much more of a problem. Wash clothes and the fibers rub off.
It is all very confusing and I await scientists to say exactly which plastics are being found in the body and exactly what they cause.
I got free jabs and tested positive but felt perfectly normal. No symptoms. The vaccine may have helped.
As for not getting it without jabs, I am sure not everyone used to get polio if they were not vaccinated. I wouldn't want to take the chance.
Not exactly true,
The future scope of large-scale solar in the UK: Site suitability and target analysis - ScienceDirect
The technical and economic potential for crop based agrivoltaics in the United Kingdom - ScienceDirect
Interesting that the photos do not show any solar panels.
People are now discovering agrovoltaics or agriculture under solar panels and find it is a good way of farming. Vegetables grow well with some shade.
https://www.thecooldown.com/green-tech/agrivoltaics-olive-plantations-solar/