The press has returned to tired old stories and reguritated them (single sex spaces and early release from prison!) Or taken a totally no interest story of a black academic at Cambridge alleged to have commited plagiarism- to avoid being racist the mail published a large photo of the guy. Only one paper led with a stabbing attack in London which injured 4 (the attacker was a white female!). Other favourites that are being ignored as the public disagrees with the papers owners views – i.e. climate change. The Mail ran an arguement by some tosspot stating that it is too late to stop it and many would love a Mediterranean climate – “see your home burnt and neighbours killed in the inferno – hs appeal?”.
Did you know that 80-95% of taste is via smell? Also Westminster Coucil has come out against vertical drinking! They want the beer to be provided by staff to people sitting at tables! At least a vertical drinker will wobble a bit if they have too many (Gore in Parliament?) rather than fall asleep? By the way the council is Conservative controlled! No woke nonsense here then!
A drone armed with 600lb explosives has been discovered at Leipzig Airport – surely front page information. The airport is a hub for Ukranian planes, so accusing Russia would not be unreasonable. However it would seem that European countries (yes us) should be preparing for drone attacks on different scales – from individual attacks to basically bombing attacks. What happened to the Gatwick shutdown caused ‘by a drone’ – it all went very quiet!
NHS warnings of extreme heat in the future. A suggestion – provide a £40 mobile air con to vulnerable, and give them a £40 voucher for money off their electric. Cheaper than burdening the NHS. I have bought one and it works fine. P.S. also encourage householders to let their garden lawns be populated by flowers – roses are lovely and bush plants can grow to 2m, whilst herbs such as sage and rosemary can provide smells, herbs and shade. The total area of lawns in UK domestic gardens is estimated to be roughly 176,000 hectares (1,760 square kilometers). This is calculated from the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) finding that domestic gardens cover about 502,757 hectares and that lawns make up approximately 35% of that space. This is about the size of Worcestershire – the area turned over by householders to a wilderness (at present – scorched and brown!).
Meanwhile in the States things are getting interesting. Democratic primaries seem to be going to the left with the latest El-Sayed winning in Michigan. His opponent raised $50 million but still lost. can America really become great again without the toxic influence of Trump and MAGA?