Chomper Higgot

Clearly not, because if a foreigner meets the residence requirements they pay the lower resident fees.

I expect the biggest problem the British Army would have is dealing with the flood of proud flag waving patriots rushing to engage in some of that defending Britain and British values they so often beat their chest over.

She is paying the British price, the price non resident Brits pay.

You had two cracks at that and neither made any sense.

We’re about to see that put to the test.

Well I agree the Government need to do more.

Off thing to say for someone who has spent so much time defending and or obfuscating the exact same behavior by rightwing racist mobs in the UK.

She obviously doesn’t meet the residence requirements. But good decision getting higher education in the UK rather than Thailand.

Deportations are underway. I wonder what changed?

No storming of the Capitol expected.

Organizations that developed the core technologies Musk’s businesses are built on.

Calorie density of meals has gone up regardless of plate size, while snaking/grazing has also become more common, then add to that sugar/corn syrup loaded drinks and apply that across millions of people.

It’s added because of its addictive properties. Add sugar, sell more. Health outcomes are not part of the profit equation.

Funny how some have no idea how much money America’s richest are taking in from the Government: https://goodjobsfirst.org/amazon-tracker/

He’s a billionaire, of course he’s optimistic.

Always a grievance.

Processed oatmeal is also junk food. It has a high glycemic index, adding sugar and fructose makes it worse.

In the 50s nobody was eating the processed foods that for so much of todays diet, corn syrup had not yet been marketed into the foods and drinks people consume.

It is the job of Government to regulate the markets within its jurisdiction and in the UK to provide National Health and public health services.

Care to share a photo of yourself?

Agreed. Certainly the main brand Granolas and Mueslis are dosed with fructose and additives. I make my own Granola with zero added sugars, but even then only have a small portion and only directly before training or racing. Fructose and Sucrose are a bad mix to add into any meal, they both metabolize through different paths, effectively doubling the glycemic index of the meal. Mixing fructose and sucrose is a trick used by endurance athletes during races or hard training efforts to double the rate of glycogen during their effort. But these are people burning over 1000 calories an hour, hence the risks associated with insulin resistance aren’t present during this dedicated usage.

Diabetes is an outcome of insulin intolerance and insulin intolerance is caused by two factors, genetic predisposition and consuming foods with a high glycemic index. High glycemic index foods will induce insulin resistance in anyone regardless of genetics. High glycemic index foods did not form a substantial part of people’s diets prior to the the uptake of processed foods and the introduction processed products like corn syrup into the nation’s diet. If you were in Thailand you would be able to observe the very same increase in obesity as processed and high glycemic index foods become an increasing part of the local diet.

Links have been provided above on the hundreds of migrants Labour have deported. The Rwanda plan was not working, although those I receipt of the vast sums of public money it dispersed to Government chums for doing nothing at all will disagree.

I expect the devil is in the details. Oats by example: “Whole oats are slower to digest and have lower GI scores than quicker forms of oats. Steel-cut oats have a GI score of about 53, and rolled oats — of about 57. Steel-cut oats may take longer to digest, reducing spikes in blood sugar. Both oat types are better choices than other forms, such as instant oats, which have a GI of about 83.” https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/rolled-vs-steel-cut-oats#health-benefits

Why are you banging on about Juries? The statement I made was based on a judge’s adjudication, link provided. Try dealing with the argument I made rather than the argument you wish I had made.