The F15 has a range of 3400miles, according to Wikipedia. It can refuel in mid air, taking it range past the 5000 or do needed to make it back for another refuel. The can stay in the air for up to 15, hours, and travel cruise at .9 Mach.

Will the US pay for the bases when Iran destroys them?

Iran cannot make an atom bomb, but they can make a dirty bomb. One of those would render Israel uninhabitable

Don’t forget the statement that using the UK bases to bombard Iran is in self defense! And that is also why there is no parliament discussion or vote

I think I know who you are talking about. Was it when Theresa May was head of the Home office?

Also, it’s a lie: the greens position is not to legalize all drugs, but to have an evidence based approach.

All those 4 EV as SUV. SUV are full of problems for society and I would rather avoid them.

Also, open source is likely to be cheaper, so in that sense, it will contribute less to growth as less money will be spent.

Also, they fail to mention that all US companies can be forced to obey Washington, even if the servers are in the EU

Time to contact your MP again and ask for more control over political donations

Take the water companies back into public ownership.

They will take the increase in bills and pass a chunk of it to their investors instead of using it for its intended purpose

I’ve been using a aCalendar for many years, it just present the calendar in a better way https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.withouthat.acalendar

Or cars: technically, everything they do now are trucks. A legal distinction, but one that matters, as trucks are allowed to be less safe and pollute a lot more.

The Pinto is their top priority.

Running a series of elections for short-lived zombie councils will be costly, time-consuming and will take scarce resources away from front-line services like fixing potholes and social care.

Good thing then we are still spending 1.8billion in a Digital ID scheme no one wants.

Despite this U-turn the plan is still there, neither the scheme nor the giant price tag (1.8 billions pounds!) have gone away entirely. The government wants to introduce Digital IDs, and while they might not be mandatory at first, they could create a digital surveillance infrastructure that could fundamentally change how we live.

Once this system is in place, ‘mission creep’ is inevitable. We will be forced to use digital ID more and more in our daily lives. It will be used for profiling and surveillance, tracking our interactions with the State and more.

https://www.openrightsgroup.org/campaign/say-no-to-digital-id/

As the Germans say " the police is blind on the right eye"

Tesla’s sales meanwhile dropped 48.5% from a year ago as BYD’s sales jumped by 206.8%

And taking away or placing a cap on the cycle scheme, which would mean electric bikes that can be used to move the kids to school are no longer covered.

Bikes are less polluting and require a lot less resources to build. They also damage the roads 100,000 or so times less than an electric car. Any subsidy on bikes will go longer than on cars, and provide more value.

Salsa!

dire and this country’s majority supports the far right

I agree with most of your points, but I wanted to point out that reform is not the majority of voters, only the largest block. In previous elections the majority of votes were cast for left leaning candidates, but First Past the Post meant they were under represented on Parliament.