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lemonflavoured @ lemonflavoured @kbin.social
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Is charging electric car at holiday house "theft"?

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  • At least in that situation they might win a court case on it.

    • Parliament will debate petition: Make lying in the House of Commons a criminal offence - 23rd October 2023

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  • But even in that situation they would be accused of lying, so it would have to be investigated. It would massively chill speech.

    • Parliament will debate petition: Make lying in the House of Commons a criminal offence - 23rd October 2023

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  • No, but I'm saying that if you make it illegal "lie" then they will say very little in case they are accused of lying.

    • Parliament will debate petition: Make lying in the House of Commons a criminal offence - 23rd October 2023

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  • This is a daft idea, it would basically stop any politican from saying anything or making any policy announcements. The people promoting this will be annoyed when MPs treat this deabate as a joke, but it's a completely unrealistic proposal.

    • The Guardian have quietly added a paywall

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  • Their opinion pieces and lifestyle sections are a bit crap though.

    • Met only authorised baton rounds for black-led events, FOI reveals

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  • Shocking. Or not.

    • ‘A bonkers gig’: how heavy metal bands are helping keep UK church organs alive

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  • Yeah, aside from the fascist Varg-wannabes most of them are cool.

    • England’s playgrounds crumble as council budgets fall

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  • This implies that this hasn't been going on for 30 years.

    • Should pubs and restaurants be kid-free zones? (The Guardian)

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  • I think it very much depends on the pub. My parents' local is great. Fairly average prices for beer and very good food that you pay understandable prices for. Of course not every pub is like that (and tbh I don't want them to be, I have a bit of a soft spot for what someone on a different forum called "terrifying dives", although they tend to be the first to close in hard times for fairly obvious reasons)

    • Anti-protest laws and culture wars weakening UK’s democracy, finds report

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  • Well Duh.

    • The plastic lawn backlash: why people are pulling up their fetid fake grass

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  • This should be banned, tbh.

    • Trans men enter Miss Italy contest to protest anti-trans ‘women from birth’ rule

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  • Clever way of protesting it.

    • BBC newsreader George Alagiah dies aged 67

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  • I knew he'd been ill for a long time. Sad news though.

    • Man in gimp suit allowed to watch Shakespeare’s Globe play with children in audience

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  • Bring on the gimp!

    • Apple warns iMessage and FaceTime could be withdrawn in UK over law change

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  • They'll make an exception for themselves and consider that enough.

    • BBC News - Children waiting over a year in pain for NHS tooth removal

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  • NHS dentistry functionally no longer exists.

    • River Trent turns orange and blue after clothing dyes released

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  • The Environment Agency has not revealed where the dyes originated from.

    Aka "you have no right to know which company did this"

    • River Trent turns orange and blue after clothing dyes released

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  • "We do what we must, because we can!"

    • Aligning the upper age for NHS prescription charge exemptions with the State Pension age

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  • Means testing is less cost effective in some cases than helping everyone.

    • Aligning the upper age for NHS prescription charge exemptions with the State Pension age

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  • Disagree. No one should have to pay for healthcare at the point of use. How that's paid for is a vexed question of course, but it should be the goal to be completely free.