This is better than when he told us all to grow vegetables on our 'south facing window sills' to tackle Covid. His heart is in the right place, bless him.Meanwhile in IrelandI'm so embarrassed
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BP and Shell lead rush to exit Russia. There can be no going back | BP | The Guardian
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Shell joining BP in coming out of Russia, other firms are following
People do take their chances and pick up litter that they haven't dropped, the uproar is because of a cleanest village competition which sounds amusing. But the rule still stands. And for some it is infuriating.
This is last year's news coverage, which is a little bit more detailed explaining what happened.
'Dismay' for villages as Novichok litter picking guidance remains in place
A VILLAGE council is "dismayed" that Novichok littering guidance remains in place three years on.
This year's update, but it has a little less detail.
‘If you didn’t drop it, don’t pick it up’ - Council 'frustrated' with unchanged litter guidance
A VILLAGE council is “frustrated” that litter picking guidance remains unchanged, following the events of the Novichok poisonings.
It is frustrating because now it isn't in the news here anymore people assume life is back to normal. But for many life will never be the same again and it is all because of the Russian nerve agent and the "it will never happen here" mindset of so many. It did happen here and many still deal with the aftermath.
Today if you come to Salisbury to visit you wouldn't know Novichok had happened. The cathedral is often, the restaurants are open, the shops are open, and so on. But the people involved in the 2018 incident "that would never happen here" are changed forever because of it.
I've been following her updates too. Mad to think we are watching real time updates from people in a war zone on social media!Iv been following this woman's updates, she lives there. She said the air raid sirens have gone off they've been told to stay inside and hide the best they can, they might loose Internet and stuff that's the next target. She was just letting everyone know
Just found these threads (I wasn't going to look as I do NOT want my anxiety spiking like it did with covid)
The whole thing is just heartbreaking and I can't believe it's happening
I hate to tell you ... that's really not important right now.He looks like he’s been in the morgue for a makeover
No one cares.
It is a huge thing for Germany. They have upped their spending on military strength - including weapons supplied abroad by €100billion, taking them from 17th in the list of countries by spending to 3rd. It is a massive difference. They have generally been regarded as pacifists since WWII. Until now. Until Putin
Defence is very important. Defence protects your way of life, and your children
Russia invaded Georgia in 2008. Can someone more knowledgeable tell me if what is happening now is much different than then. I obviously know war is horrible where ever it happens for the people involved but this time feels more frightening/threatening to me (miles and miles away from any war zones) and I don’t know why that’s the case. Is it just my perception because of 24 hours news coverage and social media and seeing it played out live or is this situation actually more terrible than 2008? Or has two years of covid left my nerves fraught and primed for danger?
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out of curosity does anyone know if we had clarification about liz’s comments in regards to people going out there to fight?
Goodnight, calming measured intelligent ones. To echo what others have said this is a place of real comfort for me. Special thanks to those fact checking and I forget who it was with the therapy tips about thoughts but thank you too really helpful. Catch up tomorrow, stay safe and sane xx
Might be a mixture of both ; covid life stresses and adaptations & also 24hr media access.
Really, 1 lot of news a day is enough I feel...
Bit harsh.
I mean you could say ‘no-one’ cares about what you think.
anyway I do hope Ukraine manages through the night. I’ve seen they have started legal action on the grounds of genocide
Iodine helps reduce the damage done by radiation to the human body after a nuclear accident/bomb.
So it looks like Netflix is now saying they won't be carrying the Russian propaganda channels. Not sure if that means they'll no longer be in the Russian market then or what.
www.indiewire.com
Netflix Refuses to Add Propaganda Programming to Its Service in Russia
Starting March 1, Netflix will fall under new Russian broadcast regulations that limit types of content the streamer can include.
www.indiewire.com
24 hour news defonitly does not help
does anyone remember if it got this serious with nuclear weapons on alert as such i remember he threatened them before in 2014 if im right?
I read this on reddit earlier. Taken from Russia media, not confirmed.
>According to Russian media reports, not denied by the UK side, Truss’s chilly encounter with her vastly more experienced Russian opposite number, Sergey Lavrov, included an exchange that went roughly like this.
>Truss: ‘Russia must move its troops away from the Ukrainian border, or else…’ Lavrov: ‘Why should we? It’s up to Russia where it deploys its troops inside Russia’ (which, of course, it is). He then asked, for good measure: ‘Do you recognise Russia’s sovereignty over the Rostov and Voronezh regions?’ At which point Truss mounted her high horse and responded with all the authority of the UK’s chief diplomat: ‘The UK will never recognise Russia’s sovereignty over these regions.’
>***This is where the UK’s ambassador to Moscow, Deborah Bronnert, is said to have leant across to Truss and discreetly informed her that these regions were actually in Russia.***
It seems Truss was confused - thinking that Lavrov may have been referring to the regions Russia lays claim to within Ukraine as opposed to actual Russian regions.
Lets hope russia realises it was miscommunication we dont need to be a target anymore for them especially when nato have not done anything as a whole just a few silly
Mps shes got a lot of flack on twitter for what she said
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