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    The problem would be in six months if things haven’t improved. The best solution I’ve heard was proposed by one of the energy company execs last week. Basically freezing cap for two years, give energy companies access to government funding/support to cover funding gap between wholesale cost and...
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    Great quote from a Labour front bencher ‘They’ve been kicking seven shades of shit out of each other all summer but it’s still all about them. Keir is not cutting though. He could run naked down Whitehall yelling out new policies and Liza Truss’s hat would get more attention’ My monies on Rayner 😂
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    CBS issues

    They would probably have to weigh up the pros and cons of sorting the pitch. Pro’s keep tenant, rental income and activity around stadium. Cons - cost. Next question will be how would they pay for it as they will have limited income As has been mentioned before, ultimately this all comes down...
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    Wasps

    Wish they would as I’ve had enough, had enough
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    Match Thread ⚽️ Millwall vs Coventry City Match Thread - Saturday 13th Aug

    …and not being able to play home games due to shat pitch oh to be a city fan ps bit early to be talking about relegation though !
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    Match Thread ⚽️ Millwall vs Coventry City Match Thread - Saturday 13th Aug

    Exactly. He’s still relatively young and has obviously got ability. Needs to cut out needless yellows…which he showed he can do at the end of last season and be a bit more consistent. He always tries to be positive/brave in possession which is what better teams will like. Sometimes maybe tries...
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    These are his beliefs though. Probably a bit stereotypical but the further left you go, the more anti west or at least sympathetic to Russias position many (not all before there’s a meltdown) appear. I guess he’s probably similar to Corbyn in that respect, like his wider view of the EU/Brexit...
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    I cant really argue with that although it’s impossible to tell what services would be like under government ownership. my point in an earlier post is if the right controls and regulations were put in place some of the issues we see now wouldn’t/shouldnt have happened
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    Hard to disagree if you’re talking about the retail energy companies, most/a lot of which has gone bust recently as there’s not much profit in it with the cap in place and wholesale prices as they are Ultimately though most are just the middle men, taking a tiny slice. You’d need to own the...
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    Or party leader for that matter To be fair, it wasn’t a major issue/focus at the time anyway, probably wasn’t even up to a year ago. Unfortunately over the past year energy security has come into focus Privatisation alone isn’t necessarily as bad as it sometimes appears. When companies are...
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    Agreed. I wasn’t a massive fan of Brown when he was in office but would take him over anyone in parliament at the moment, especially at a time of crisis. He’s a serious politician that ultimately has the country’s best interests at heart, even if people don’t necessarily agree with all his...
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    I was talking about extremists blocking exploration and progression of potential solutions. I understand everyone’s got views on what’s good or bad, sometimes I think we need to just consider the least worst options
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    Exactly, it’s all swings and roundabouts as we’re in same boat really….limited energy security, although Germany probably in worst position of all. Without pointing the finger as our energy security is our own issue, Germanys over reliance on Russia rather than sort alternatives in the past has...
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    Im not sure enough has ever been done with regard to fracking in particular to tell. Nuclear is so much safer than it was. As I’ve said though I have limited knowledge. The alternative is what we’ve got now….
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    Agreed. I think we’ve missed the boat with nuclear unless mini reactors can be brought in quickly and cost effectively. Don’t know enough to comment in detail though
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    I might be wrong but I’d be shocked if that’s the case, certainly come the end of this year due to Europes historical reliance on Russia. They might be being a bit disingenuous as well. I’m not sure about how they’ve calculated Germany (this will already be out of date) but France energy has...
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    Johnson fucking off on holiday when he finishes next month anyway is inexcusable although unsurprising. People just want to know the government are at least working on an assistance plan. Appreciate it will be for the new PM to decide but you’d hope the treasury are already working on options...
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    Ps don’t take that as me defending actions of all companies/their profits, I’m not. Some are taking the piss and it’s wrong especially in times like now…hopefully it will come back to bite some. The owner of Iceland has got the right idea. By all accounts he’s accepted margins will be squeezed...
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    Yeah, massive demand and reduced supply (from Russia) has pushed prices up. there’s no doubt some companies have been profiteering though, especially on oil. I heard earlier that the cost per barrel was recently around same as Feb ($90) but prices at petrol stations are still 30p per litre...
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