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Brazil (Presidential Election, second round), 99.7% counted:
Lula (PT, centre-left): 51.8% (+0.2)
F. Bolsonaro (PL, right): 48.2% (-0.2)
(+/- vs 90.7% counted)
#Brazil #Lula #Bolsonaro
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This is a coup attempt. They’re turning off traffic lights and canceling bus routes and flights and ferries on election day. The world needs to be paying attention
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insane that people were trying to have a go at him for going on gogglebox when it’s literally for Stand Up To Cancer
45 minutes to get home from the edge of town, good job the council killed the city with parking charges otherwise the roads might be complete gridlock every weekend 👍
Haven't they just spent several weeks having a very public abstract debate about an ideology that achieved (largely irreversibly) its main goals nearly a century ago.
Who'd have thought serving boil in the bag frozen seafood in a big smelly heap wouldn't be popular
Poor Crabbish isn't looking too healthy. But then, neither did the food. livpost.co.uk/crabbish-my-af…
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"Speculative data center debt is being repackaged and sold to pension and retirement funds, university endowments, and other institutional investors in a manner eerily reminiscent of the subprime bubble."
ourfinancialsecurity.org/res…
Think the point here is affluent Americans who have the means to up sticks and move to the UK are clearly not setting their zoopla filters right.
As it is, every place I've lived since 2014 has had a dishwasher but I almost never use it.
This explains the facts quite well and succinctly. Still leaves us asking the question.. Why? (not his job to answer that ofc)
'This won't bring the down the price of gas but it will replace some of the gas we are shipping from other parts of the world'
Greg Jackson from Octopus Energy spoke to #BBCBreakfast after the UK government approved extraction from the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea
bbc.co.uk/news/live/cw8rzgvl…
Second paragraph here is hilarious
Moshiri was a genius for rinsing these spivs
“777 is the best partner to take our great club forward,” then Everton owner Farhad Moshiri said in September 2023, after agreeing to sell his 94 per cent shareholding in Everton to private investment company 777 Partners.
That quote, from the man whose tenure saw Everton reach the brink of administration, has not aged well.
Just over three years on, Josh Wander, the co-founder of the Miami-based 777, has pleaded guilty to charges of defrauding the company's lenders and investors.
This is how close Wander came to buying Everton — and why it serves as a cautionary tale with the club back up for sale again.
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Maybe the next round of redundancies at reach should strongly consider the craven overpaid Editor who constantly does shit like this.
It's taken until late October for these tweets to emerge from the drafts they've sat in since summer.
That's the improvement.
I find it strange that the narrative is shifting towards Moyes potentially leaving Everton in a better place than he found them. What has actually improved?
- Same centre back core
- No improvement at full back
- Huge money spent on the Grealish loan
- No development of Dibling
- Average tactics
- No clear identity
-Underlying metrics not improved
- Poor recruitment overall
- Wanted Balogun for £40m despite not suiting the system
- Wanted 29 year old Richarlison to replace Ndiaye
Since Moyes arrived in January 2025, Dewsbury-Hall is the only player I’d confidently say has established himself as a genuine improvement.
The Friedkins may have abandoned ship now, but that doesn't excuse the lack of progress on the pitch.
£200m+ spent. Again, where is the improvement?






























