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28.06.26 - 14:03
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UK Parents Face Five-Year Jail Terms For Questioning Their Child′s Gender ′Transition′ (ZeroHedge)
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UK Parents Face Five-Year Jail Terms For Questioning Their Child's Gender 'Transition'
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News,
While schools have been given the green light to socially transition four-year-olds and exam boards slip pro-trans propaganda into Spanish GCSE materials, the government has published a draft bill that threatens parents, teachers and doctors with up to five years in prison for so-called conversion practices.
The new legislation, unveiled by Equalities Minister Olivia Bailey, targets efforts to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
Penalties include unlimited fines, five-year prison sentences, or both. The government frames it as protection against abuse, citing reports of beatings, rape, threats, manipulation and even exorcisms.
Parents, teachers and doctors risk up to five years in jail if they try to talk their children out of irreversible trans treatments under a "dangerous" new law, campaigners have warned. https://t.co/ENCm6fo...
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28.06.26 - 13:30
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Ed Miliband as chancellor would benefit every part of the UK – and the bond markets | Josh Ryan-Collins (The Guardian)
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If Andy Burnham chooses the energy secretary, Labour could fully use the benefits of net zero to promote growth and jobsIt should have been a great week for Ed Miliband and his mission to decarbonise the UK economy. Western Europe has experienced one of its worst ever heatwaves, providing powerful evidence of the need to transition away from fossil-fuel-driven energy production to reduce the carbon emissions that are contributing to global warming.Instead, however, he has been attacked by an unholy alliance of trade unions and leading City figures, apparently determined to prevent him becoming chancellor in the cabinet of the presumptive new prime minister, Andy Burnham.Josh Ryan-Collins is professor of economics and finance at the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose Continue reading......
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28.06.26 - 13:12
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′British food will disappear′: trade deal after Brexit is hitting UK farmers hard (The Guardian)
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Home-grown food may become a niche product for wealthy in our supermarkets as British farmers' incomes plummetFor Liz Webster, who farms 647 hectares (1600 acres) in Wiltshire, south west England, the latest impact of Brexit has been particularly brutal. About £400 per animal has been wiped off the price she can get for her beef cattle, a hefty blow at a time when all the inputs – feed, energy, fertiliser – are going through the roof.The fall in price, on livestock that typically fetch £2,000 to £3,000 per animal, is the result of a flood of cheaper meat arriving from Australia, the result of one of the new trade deals the government has signed since the UK left the European Union. Prices for beef in the supermarkets have remained broadly the same, but farmers have seen their income plummet. Continue reading......
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28.06.26 - 11:42
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Rising cost of insuring against climate crisis will have wider knock-on effects for UK economy (The Guardian)
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As extreme weather events become more common, economists say government will need to take more active role to protect consumersAnyone attempting to notch up a productive day's work in the searing heat of southern England this last week was left in little doubt about the impact of extreme weather.But the economic effects of the climate crisis for the UK are not confined to the many hours lost to quietly perspiring – or fetching kids dismissed early from scorching classrooms. Continue reading......
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28.06.26 - 09:12
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Spotlight falls on Ocado boss Tim Steiner′s £100m in payouts (The Guardian)
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Reports claim replacement being lined up for co-founder amid concern over high pay and company's struggling share priceThe boss of Ocado has collected nearly £100m since the online grocery company floated on the stock market in 2010, despite its share price now languishing below its flotation level, analysis has shown.Tim Steiner, a former Goldman Sachs trader who co-founded the British technology company in 2000, is thought to be in discussions over his future after it emerged Ocado had approached at least one potential replacement. Continue reading......
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27.06.26 - 22:42
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UK minister working up plans for state-owned housing developer (The Guardian)
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Exclusive: Steve Reed is looking at government run scheme that could borrow at lower rates than private developersThe housing secretary has been working up plans for a state-owned housing developer, according to details leaked to the Guardian, as the government looks for ways to stimulate stubbornly low rates of housebuilding.Steve Reed has been looking at proposals to set up a new state-owned developer which could borrow at lower rates than private developers and housing associations, according to plans leaked to the Guardian. Continue reading......
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27.06.26 - 19:00
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Standard Chartered Says XRP Hits $28 by 2030 but Ripple’s Own Stablecoin May Have Other Plans (24/7 Wall St.)
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XRP's (CRYPTO:XRP) price action this year has been nothing short of underwhelming. The news around Ripple's network kept getting better while the XRP price kept getting worse. Regulators have reclassified XRP as a digital commodity and XRP ETFs have pulled in more than a billion dollars, but the XRP price has been steadily declining since ... Standard Chartered Says XRP Hits $28 by 2030 but Ripple's Own Stablecoin May Have Other Plans...
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