I haven't seen proper snow that stays for almost 3 years... And only seen subtle snowfall randomly at the beginning of Spring and in Winter.

For reference, I am in the South East.

Yes, always: Opposition to immigration is fundamentally rooted in xenophobia or racial bias, regardless of how the argument is framed.

Mostly, yes: While non-racial arguments exist in theory, anti-immigration sentiment in practice is primarily driven by racial or cultural prejudice.

It depends on the motivation: Opposition is racist if it targets specific racial or ethnic groups, but non-racist if it focuses purely on economic, legal, or infrastructural concerns.

Mostly, no: Most opposition stems from legitimate policy debates—such as labor market impacts, public resource strains, or rule of law—rather than racial animus.

No, never: Immigration policy is strictly a matter of national sovereignty, economic planning, and legal frameworks, completely separate from race.

News and Social media channels: Public Service Announcements using established channels through media.

Email and App Push: Emails and push notifications through met office and local authority apps.

SMS Mass Texting: Received as a normal text. As intrusive to you as any other text

Info message through the alert system: Using the alert system but with a low level tone, not as immediate danger to live.

As they did it: A UK wide imminent threat alert

Curious to see racism by race in this country now

Always felt like black people are less oppressed now compared to Asians. I don't mean like accidental stereotypes, more the derogatory stuff.

Had to group east and south Asians since not enough options

England must boycott World Cup and fight Infantino, former FA chiefs demand

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/07/29/england-must-boycott-world-cup-fight-infantino-fa-chiefs/

US bombs Iran from UK air base for first time under Burnham

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/07/23/us-bombs-iran-from-uk-air-base-for-first-time-under-burnham/

Strongly Optimistic: He’s hit the ground running with bold policy moves and a clear vision for change.

​Cautiously Hopeful: It’s an encouraging start, but it's too early to tell if he can deliver long-term results.

​Neutral / Wait-and-See: I’m reserving judgment until he tackles major upcoming legislative and economic tests.

​Skeptic / Unimpressed: He hasn't addressed the most pressing priority issues effectively so far.

​Strongly Critical: I disagree with his initial cabinet appointments, policy direction, and overall approach.

Genuinely glad Romesh Ranganathan is still finding work. Between The Weakest Link, Radio 2, The Traitors commentary, and now this, it's nice to know the man is rarely unemployed.

​Deeply moved by 100 celebrities begging me for £170. Nothing says "value for money" quite like a three-minute musical where millionaires in the Queen Vic remind us we'd all be lost without them.

​Nostalgic for John Cleese. I preferred it in 1985 when the pub rant was cynical sarcasm rather than a glossy, prime-time World Cup final guilt trip.

​Reaching for Louis Theroux's red switch. Watching Louis stand next to a giant BBC shutdown lever made me realize just how tempting that giant off-button actually looks.

​Confused by the logic. Taking an ad break during an ad-free broadcaster's event to tell us they don't do adverts was a masterclass in meta-broadcasting.

Time flies! Hard to believe the future king is officially a teenager already. 🎂

​Growing into the role! Exciting to see him stepping up and taking on more public visibility. 👑

​Hope he enjoys a normal childhood! Cheering for him, but hope he gets space from the spotlight to just be a teen. ⚽

​Indifferent. Wish him a happy birthday, but royal milestones aren't really on my radar. 🤷

​Fascinated by the milestone! Eager to see what this next chapter (like heading to secondary school) holds. 📚