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The ultra-Remainers are mobilising to prepare the ground for rejoining the EU - Vimarsana News

The ultra-Remainers are mobilising to prepare the ground for rejoining the EU

It is so important to get on with our own reforms to improve productivity and growth. All the levers are now in our hands

Natural Gas Prices Continue Climbing After Ukraine Invasion, Nord Stream 2 Cancellation - Vimarsana News

Natural Gas Prices Continue Climbing After Ukraine Invasion, Nord Stream 2 Cancellation

Natural gas prices, already climbing over the past year, rose further in the wake of Russia’s invasion of ...

View: The BitPied Piper of Tesla and the new tweety Tulipmania - Vimarsana News

View: The BitPied Piper of Tesla and the new tweety Tulipmania

Bitcoin price was pushed by about 20% when Musk changed his Twitter bio to #bitcoin. It slumped over 18% when he tweeted the prices ‘seem to be high.

Readers reply: what do the terms 'working class' and 'middle class' actually mean? | Class issues - Vimarsana News

Readers reply: what do the terms 'working class' and 'middle class' actually mean? | Class issues

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

News - 'Climate Crisis' Claims Aren't Moving Public Opinion Much - Vimarsana News

News - 'Climate Crisis' Claims Aren't Moving Public Opinion Much

Climate Change Weekly #397 Opinion polls conducted over the past two decades show climate change consistently at or near the bottom of the public’s list of concerns. For instance, a United Nations poll surveying more than seven million respondents from 195 countries asked participants to rank their top 16 policy priorities. Quality education ranked first, and “Action Taken on Climate Change” ranked dead last, receiving 300,000 fewer votes than “Access to Telephone and Internet,” which finished 15th on the list. This fact is making climate alarmists—those peddling the delusion that...