Saving UK-EU science 🔬🇬🇧
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Scientists for EU retweeted
Something huge is happening on Monday! And we need your help, write to your MP to make sure they're at Westminster Hall on Monday at 4:30pm to debate whether the UK should join the EU.
Together we can get the UK back to the heart of Europe!
Scientists for EU retweeted
Andy Burnham’s options for the UK’s long term future with the EU explained using Connect 4!
Scientists for EU retweeted
🔥 Me on TalkTV
At European Movement UK (@euromove) we want REJOIN in many manifestos at the next GE.
Scientists for EU retweeted
GB News had me on this morning to discuss whether to make it ILLEGAL to join the EU.
Obviously mad and not even their proponent for the motion actually backed it… but the host was insistent.
Scientists for EU retweeted
🔥 OVER 18,848 EMAILS SENT NOW! 🔥
On Oct 12th, Parliament will debate the UK joining the EU.
Use this page below to send an email to your MP.
With Canada-EU, Rejoin now polling at 61%, and devolved leaders saying the future is the EU. Westminster needs to catch up.
Sign & share. 👇
europeanmovement.co.uk/conta…
Scientists for EU retweeted
Many thanks to @Scientists4EU for this timely gesture of concern, found on fbk.
Whatever you do, no matter how bored you get, or how much extra money you have — don’t plant bamboo around data centres. 😝
Scientists for EU retweeted
💥 On Oct 12th, Parliament will debate the UK joining the EU.
Use this link to send an email to your MP & ask them to attend —> europeanmovement.co.uk/conta…
In the context of the Canada-EU partnership and growing UK support for joining, Westminster needs to catch up.
Scientists for EU retweeted
The EU “cost” was for regional investment (via stable, predictable international guarantee), shared systems & collaborations (reducing costs), and “bureaucrats” tasked with stripping away bureaucratic barriers…
…all of which we found out, to our severe cost, when we Brexited.
Scientists for EU retweeted
Labour, Tories, Lib Dems and Greens: I demand you stand down in Clacton. I will be a unity candidate and pledge to build at least one affordable house.
Nigel Farage says he wants The People versus the Establishment. So be it.
Leave him to me.
Scientists for EU retweeted
Actually… and hear me out…
If there’s a singular character for all to unite around to take on Farage in Clacton.
I’m serious. Even without Binface’s wit, just for the optics, globally. It shows what we think of Farage’s impulsive stunt. Think about it. Keep thinking.👇👇
Scientists for EU retweeted
Libertarian Brexiteer, who doesn’t trust the state to build stuff, wants government subsidies to build a new stadium for Manchester United and for the EU (?!) to help fund his factories.
How seriously have these people thought about their politics?
British chemicals tycoon Sir Jim Ratcliffe has urged Brussels to provide funding for his €5bn (£4.3bn) Belgian mega-factory.
He says it will help Europe fight off devastating Chinese competition 👇
telegraph.co.uk/business/202…
Scientists for EU retweeted
Dear Keir, "Britain at the heart of Europe” cannot mean anything but full EU membership - so what's the plan? open.substack.com/pub/mikega…
Scientists for EU retweeted
This makes an absolute mockery of Starmer’s pledge, just a few hours ago, to put the country “at the heart of Europe”. And why on earth is the Brexit vote one that can never be revisited - even when a majority in the country recognise it was a mistake & want to return? Madness
EXC: Lisa Nandy tells @cathynewman there will be no return to single market or free movement with the EU (raising the question of how far Keir Starmer's EU reset announced this AM can actually go)
“I don't think anyone in this country wants to reopen the Brexit debate. We had a referendum. That referendum was won by leave.
"The majority of people voted for it…. there's no appetite, either from the government, from Europe, or from the public, I think, to start getting into renegotiating things like free movement, single market access.
"We went around that track for years during the Brexit wars. This country doesn't need any more division."
Dear Keir, "Britain at the heart of Europe” cannot mean anything but full EU membership - so what's the plan? open.substack.com/pub/mikega…
Scientists for EU retweeted
Köszönöm Magyarország!
“Én szolgálok, és addig szolgálok, amíg a nemzetnek haszna van belőle. Teszem, amíg tudom.”
Scientists for EU retweeted
Starting in 2027, smartphones sold in the European Union will be required to have user-replaceable batteries designed for greater durability and more charging cycles.
Manufacturers must also provide spare parts and repair manuals for at least 10 years after a model is released.
This is real pressure against planned obsolescence. It should mean phones that actually last longer, cheaper fixes, and a lot less electronic waste piling up. About time.
