Here's the reality of UK's energy supply in 2025. Forget the hype from the green grifters...look at the actual data Solar and wind (circled in red) provided about 6% of our total energy Oil and gas and coal (in green) about 79%. That's 12 times as much. And given that this profile isn't going to change much anytime soon, is restricting access to locally sourced North Sea oil and gas really such a great idea?

Great British Energy spent £14.1M of taxpayers' money and generated just £62k in income, a loss of £200 for every £1 earned! 0 local jobs created. Millions to consultants & lawyers. Prime farmland lost Reform UK Wales demands full transparency and an end to this waste. @ReformDaily_ @RUKWales

I want to be honest about how we’ve got to a place where British billpayers are paying some of the highest energy costs in Europe. Over the past 40 years, we’ve given up control of our necessities, outsourced our essentials and privatised the basics. Water, transport, housing. And of course, energy. Now the public are paying the price. We haven’t invested in the infrastructure we need. Conflict overseas has pushed up energy costs and it’s hurting our businesses and families. That’s why we need to take back greater control of our energy system. This week, I announced Great British Grid, which will speed up connections and push down bills. We’re also giving mayors, local leaders and communities a stronger role. With funding for People’s Power projects, communities will be able to build solar panels on libraries and town halls, hydro schemes in rivers or publicly owned windfarms on local land. But it’s not just energy we need stronger public control over. It’s also water, housing, transport and care. So we’re repealing the ban on public ownership of water companies. We’re building more council homes than this country has seen since the end of World War Two. We’re reforming the leasehold system so families aren’t squeezed for every penny. And we’re opening up home ownership for first time buyers who can’t rely on the bank of mum and dad. This week I also announced my determination to introduce a National Care Service, to put people above profit and to give pensioners peace of mind. Together, we’ll rewire the country from top to bottom so that it works for all people in all places. That is the only way to put Britain back on the right path. It’s the only way to put power back in people’s hands. And it’s the only way we will bring hope again.

The internet never disappoints.

🚨🔵🛑Sir Jim Ratcliffe on Manchester City financial breaches allegations.👀 🗣️Ratcliffe:​ "Let’s call a spade a spade, shall we? You look across town and you see this glittering empire, but the foundation is built on absolute financial fiction. We at Manchester United, for all our recent faults and boardroom incompetence over the last decade, generate our revenue because half the globe genuinely cares about the badge." 🗣️"City claim to have out-earned Real Madrid and United commercially, yet they play in a stadium they can barely fill for a Champions League knockout tie. It’s an insult to the intelligence of every football fan in the country." 🗣️"​If you run a petrochemical company and cook the books to artificially bankrupt your competitors, the government steps in and people go to prison. In football, apparently, you just get to hire a fleet of lawyers and parade around on an open-top bus for ten years." 🗣️"The Premier League has to stop tiptoeing around this issue like a frightened child facing a state-backed bully." 🗣️"​If those 115 charges are proven and frankly, the sheer volume of smoke tells you exactly where the fire is a Nine Hundred-million-pounds fine or a temporary points deduction is a sick joke." 🗣️"You don't dock points. You strip the titles, you wipe the records, and you send them down to the National League where they can learn to balance a legitimate ledger against Halifax Town. Anything less is a permanent, terminal stain on the integrity of English football." 🗣️"I, for one, am entirely finished pretending their 'treble' wasn't bought on credit they never legally possessed."

Gus Fring’s impact on Albuquerque: Providing employment to local workers. Supported local charities and community causes. Made substantial donations to DEA charitable events. Donated to Walter White’s cancer treatment fund. Shall we ignore his drug operation?

Interesting escalation: Treasury Select Committee chair Labour MP Meg Hillier writes to the head of HMRC querying whether they have asked for the full unredacted Premier League judgment on Man City and asked if tax authorities are “seized of the importance” and public interest in the case