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Make buses free to use for all, ban all car journeys under 20 minutes (largely unenforceable, but it needs to be done), reduce subsidies on fuel and instead subsidise bicycles, micro mobility and accessible mobility, build bike lanes and safe pavements, allow zoning of more retail inside residential areas so cars are needed less day to day, encourage late hours retail, turn parking spaces into green spaces.

These policies would lead to cleaner air, hit our environment goals, less dependence on foreign fuel supplies, greener spaces, healthier population, therefore taking the strain off the NHS. It’ll create jobs as there will be more evening retail jobs, building infrastructure always improves the job market, and none of this is difficult to implement, none of it is costly, and all of it benefits the entire population of the country, not just London or the wealthy.

I don’t think it’s balanced, either.

It’s the right wing tactic of throwing as much shade on journalists and the press as possible to diminish people’s trust in them.

The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.

Did they have to get the whitest guy on the Met to announce this?

1. Rolls-Royce - German owned
2. Radio Caroline - British owned
3. Twinings - British owned
4. Cadbury - American owned
5. Bass - Canadian/American owned
6. Burberry - British owned
7. Transport for London (TfL) Roundel - British designed
8. Calpol - not a single product, just the British name for paracetamol
9. Mini - German owned
10. BBC - well, who knows at this point

So that’s not a great track record for our most iconic brands.

That’s not a warning to subscribe, it’s a threat. You might want to get your affairs in order.