Simon Pratt @BritePrint

Lover of military aviation and Ibiza. Supporter of Brexit. Owner of Brite Print Solutions, your NCR specialist !! btite-ps.com Joined February 2015

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Chris Rose @ArchRose90

11 hours ago

I’m looking forward to PM Andy Burnham meeting President Trump, greeting him with a warm smile and feeling “ashamed” of himself.

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Sharron Davies HoL MBE @sharrond62

16 hours ago

Always a tweet

The Tories have crowned Rishi Sunak without him saying a word about what he would do as PM. He has no mandate, no answers and no ideas. Nobody voted for this. The public deserve their say on Britain’s future through a General Election. It’s time for a fresh start with Labour.

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Ric @veganfitnessric

a day ago

If children can understand it, why can't adults

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Sandy Tregent @SandyofSuffolk

21 hours ago

Just so you know. When Angry Andy Burnham became Mayor of Manchester, he promised to end rough sleeping. Rough sleeping in Manchester has now actually doubled. Just so you know.

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teresa smith @treesey

2 days ago

Terrible way to behave, isn’t it, Angela

Angela Rayner @AngelaRayner

4 years ago

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Lawrence Whittaker @ListerLawrence

a day ago

I don't know if Kier will resign tomorrow - but what I think is an absolute national tragedy is that the Labour Party haven't got a single MP out of all 403 of them in parliament that are deemed good enough to replace him! They've had to go to the Mayor of Manchester, shoe horn him in as an MP, just so they have someone with a modicum of charisma and gravitas to be the next PM. The lack of talent, business know-how and intelligence across all our MP's in all parties is what is, in my opinion, what is wrong with our country. I just wish we could fix it, but of course we can't because it relies on those very MP's to change this - and, as we all know, turkeys don't vote for Christmas!

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Katie Lam @Katie_Lam_MP

2 days ago

In just 8 years, China pumped out more carbon emissions than Britain has produced in 250 years. Net zero is wrecking our industry, and driving up our energy bills, but it's having zero impact on global climate. It's time to scrap Net Zero for good.

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Jennifer ❣️ @Jennifer55gt

2 days ago

Do you agree??

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Simon Pratt @BritePrint

2 days ago

@DaveKent101 Has he sobered up yet ?

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Keyfi Paylaşımlar @keyfipyIasimIar

2 days ago

Hayatındaki ilk kalp kırıklığını az önce yaşadı.

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John Betts @JohnFromCranber

2 days ago

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B.O.D @bod_repuplic

2 days ago

Even if your battery is 1% please drop a heart ❤️ and type birthday wishes for this kid.

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Political Monitor UK @PoliticalMonitr

2 days ago

Keir Starmer should be afforded the dignity he afforded hospitality workers, small business owners, entry level job seekers and kids at private school. PACK UP, AND FUCK OFF. DON’T EVER DARKEN OUR DOOR AGAIN.

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Paul Powlesland @paulpowlesland

2 days ago

This is the worst “strong support” I’ve ever received. However, the malevolent uselessness of @EnvAgency is not limited to the recent incident on the Aldersbrook. Over the last 10 years I have been battling, along with hundreds of dedicated local volunteers, to protect & restore the River Roding against all the odds. The Environment Agency has not lifted a finger to help in these actions & indeed has often been a blocker to our work on the river. Here’s some examples of the “strong support” we’ve received from the Environment Agency over the years… 🧵

Environment Agency @EnvAgency

5 days ago

@paulpowlesland We strongly support communities improving their local environment. It’s our responsibility to work with landowners to make sure activity doesn't cause unintended harm to the environment. We're investigating some unpermitted work on the River Roding but no decision has been made.

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Massimo @Rainmaker1973

2 days ago

Creative aircraft paintjob

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yolanda schultes @yolandaschultes

3 days ago

Hauptsache die Touristen haben es kühl 😡😡😡 ein typisches Beispiel für die Menschheit. Tiere werden ausgenutzt, alle Arten überall!

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Diana Alastair💚🤍💜 ⚢ ❌❌✡️ @sappholives83

2 days ago

I think it’s pretty clear by now that the two people responsible for watching the disabled man who threw a toddler into a crocodile pit were so far beyond negligent that they need to invent a new word for them. If it turns out that this man had a history of violence, both carers need to face criminal prosecution and significant prison time.

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Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 @TiceRichard

2 days ago

GO GREEN, GET ASBESTOS Asbestos from China discovered in 1,000 UK wind turbines Massive cover up as industry known for many months; scandalous Secretly replacing components, hoping would go undiscovered thetimes.com/article/573e5f…

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Andy on X 🎸✈️🇬🇧 @andyw8924

2 days ago

Starmer should see the King tomorrow and ask him to dissolve Parliament. Burnham can then fight a GE on his own manifesto, and would have a proper mandate IF he won.

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World of Engineering @engineers_feed

2 days ago

Frank Whittle submitted a patent for the jet engine in 1930. He was 22 years old. A Royal Air Force cadet with no funding, no lab, and no institutional backing. The British Air Ministry reviewed his idea. Their verdict: "The project appears to be impractical." Whittle paid the patent renewal fee out of his own pocket for 5 years. When he ran out of money, the patent lapsed. Germany, having seen the lapsed patent, developed their own jet engine. The Heinkel He 178, the world's first jet-powered aircraft, flew in 1939. Britain scrambled. Whittle's engine finally flew in 1941, 11 years after his patent. It powered the Gloster Meteor, the only Allied jet aircraft to see combat in WWII. After the war, Whittle's technology was shared with the Americans, including General Electric. GE became the world's largest jet engine manufacturer. Whittle received a £100,000 settlement from the British government. Adjusted for inflation: about £4 million today. The jet engine industry is now worth $95 billion per year. He was knighted in 1948. He spent the last decades of his life in the US, quietly working as a consultant. The man who made the modern world fly was told, at 22, that his idea was impractical.