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  1. Locked Up Living Pallavi Devulapalli; Green Party election special. Video edition: Welcome to the podcast where we will delve into the world of politics in the run up to the UK General Election. In today's episode, we have a special guest, Dr. Pallavi Devulapalli, a Green Party councillor and spokesperson on health. With a background in medicine, environmental… lockedupliving.podbean.com/e/p @lockedupliving #GreenParty #UKGeneralElection #PallaviDevulapalli #PoliticalPodcast #EnvironmentalActivism

  2. Locked Up Living Pallavi Devulapalli; Green Party election special. Video edition: Welcome to the podcast where we will delve into the world of politics in the run up to the UK General Election. In today's episode, we have a special guest, Dr. Pallavi Devulapalli, a Green Party councillor and spokesperson on health. With a background in medicine, environmental… lockedupliving.podbean.com/e/p @lockedupliving #GreenParty #UKGeneralElection #PallaviDevulapalli #PoliticalPodcast #EnvironmentalActivism

  3. Locked Up Living Pallavi Devulapalli; Green Party election special. Video edition: Welcome to the podcast where we will delve into the world of politics in the run up to the UK General Election. In today's episode, we have a special guest, Dr. Pallavi Devulapalli, a Green Party councillor and spokesperson on health. With a background in medicine, environmental… lockedupliving.podbean.com/e/p @lockedupliving #GreenParty #UKGeneralElection #PallaviDevulapalli #PoliticalPodcast #EnvironmentalActivism

  4. Much as I was relieved at the outcome of the #UKGeneralElection & the results make me slightly optimistic, I still find it depressing that the views I think would lead to a better world are still so niche: steady state rather than growth; treating billionaires as a social failure & people in need of mental health treatment; international relations based on cooperation & peace-seeking rather than competition & war-making.

  5. Much as I was relieved at the outcome of the #UKGeneralElection & the results make me slightly optimistic, I still find it depressing that the views I think would lead to a better world are still so niche: steady state rather than growth; treating billionaires as a social failure & people in need of mental health treatment; international relations based on cooperation & peace-seeking rather than competition & war-making.

  6. Much as I was relieved at the outcome of the #UKGeneralElection & the results make me slightly optimistic, I still find it depressing that the views I think would lead to a better world are still so niche: steady state rather than growth; treating billionaires as a social failure & people in need of mental health treatment; international relations based on cooperation & peace-seeking rather than competition & war-making.

  7. Much as I was relieved at the outcome of the #UKGeneralElection & the results make me slightly optimistic, I still find it depressing that the views I think would lead to a better world are still so niche: steady state rather than growth; treating billionaires as a social failure & people in need of mental health treatment; international relations based on cooperation & peace-seeking rather than competition & war-making.

  8. Much as I was relieved at the outcome of the #UKGeneralElection & the results make me slightly optimistic, I still find it depressing that the views I think would lead to a better world are still so niche: steady state rather than growth; treating billionaires as a social failure & people in need of mental health treatment; international relations based on cooperation & peace-seeking rather than competition & war-making.

  9. All of the #UKGeneralElection literature delivered to my house in #LewishamNorth constituency. Except for the #GreenParty leaflet & one #LabourParty flyer all were through the post

  10. All of the #UKGeneralElection literature delivered to my house in #LewishamNorth constituency. Except for the #GreenParty leaflet & one #LabourParty flyer all were through the post

  11. All of the #UKGeneralElection literature delivered to my house in #LewishamNorth constituency. Except for the #GreenParty leaflet & one #LabourParty flyer all were through the post

  12. All of the #UKGeneralElection literature delivered to my house in #LewishamNorth constituency. Except for the #GreenParty leaflet & one #LabourParty flyer all were through the post

  13. All of the #UKGeneralElection literature delivered to my house in #LewishamNorth constituency. Except for the #GreenParty leaflet & one #LabourParty flyer all were through the post

  14. In both 1997 and 2014 the Tories were left under similar circumstances. (1) The economy had stabilised after a period of high inflation and high interest rates. In both cases they had claimed to save the economy, having been the ones to have just ruined it. (2) Endless sleaze. (3) Infighting.

    #conservatives #UKGeneralElection #labour

  15. In both 1997 and 2014 the Tories were left under similar circumstances. (1) The economy had stabilised after a period of high inflation and high interest rates. In both cases they had claimed to save the economy, having been the ones to have just ruined it. (2) Endless sleaze. (3) Infighting.

    #conservatives #UKGeneralElection #labour

  16. In both 1997 and 2014 the Tories were left under similar circumstances. (1) The economy had stabilised after a period of high inflation and high interest rates. In both cases they had claimed to save the economy, having been the ones to have just ruined it. (2) Endless sleaze. (3) Infighting.

    #conservatives #UKGeneralElection #labour

  17. In both 1997 and 2014 the Tories were left under similar circumstances. (1) The economy had stabilised after a period of high inflation and high interest rates. In both cases they had claimed to save the economy, having been the ones to have just ruined it. (2) Endless sleaze. (3) Infighting.

    #conservatives #UKGeneralElection #labour

  18. In both 1997 and 2014 the Tories were left under similar circumstances. (1) The economy had stabilised after a period of high inflation and high interest rates. In both cases they had claimed to save the economy, having been the ones to have just ruined it. (2) Endless sleaze. (3) Infighting.

    #conservatives #UKGeneralElection #labour

  19. The FPTP system means that if a far-right party gets 5 seats and a progressive Green party gets 4, then the former gets all the press coverage and the latter gets none. #UKGeneralElection

  20. The FPTP system means that if a far-right party gets 5 seats and a progressive Green party gets 4, then the former gets all the press coverage and the latter gets none. #UKGeneralElection

  21. The FPTP system means that if a far-right party gets 5 seats and a progressive Green party gets 4, then the former gets all the press coverage and the latter gets none. #UKGeneralElection

  22. The FPTP system means that if a far-right party gets 5 seats and a progressive Green party gets 4, then the former gets all the press coverage and the latter gets none. #UKGeneralElection

  23. The FPTP system means that if a far-right party gets 5 seats and a progressive Green party gets 4, then the former gets all the press coverage and the latter gets none. #UKGeneralElection

  24. And this 📊 shows the real changes between this and the last #UKGeneralElection in 2019 (h/t Gabriel Gatehouse):

  25. And this 📊 shows the real changes between this and the last #UKGeneralElection in 2019 (h/t Gabriel Gatehouse):

  26. And this 📊 shows the real changes between this and the last #UKGeneralElection in 2019 (h/t Gabriel Gatehouse):

  27. And this 📊 shows the real changes between this and the last #UKGeneralElection in 2019 (h/t Gabriel Gatehouse):

  28. And this 📊 shows the real changes between this and the last #UKGeneralElection in 2019 (h/t Gabriel Gatehouse):

  29. Charles Kennedy, former leader of the #LiberalDemocrats, died 9 years ago from complications of alcoholism. It’s hard not to think that the general election result, just weeks earlier, in which he lost his seat, and the party to which he had devoted his career was slashed from 57 to just 8 seats, might have had a role in precipitating it. So I wish that he could have been shown yesterday’s record-breaking total of 71 (or 72) seats. There’s a lesson there: never give up hope. #UKGeneralElection

  30. Charles Kennedy, former leader of the #LiberalDemocrats, died 9 years ago from complications of alcoholism. It’s hard not to think that the general election result, just weeks earlier, in which he lost his seat, and the party to which he had devoted his career was slashed from 57 to just 8 seats, might have had a role in precipitating it. So I wish that he could have been shown yesterday’s record-breaking total of 71 (or 72) seats. There’s a lesson there: never give up hope. #UKGeneralElection

  31. Charles Kennedy, former leader of the #LiberalDemocrats, died 9 years ago from complications of alcoholism. It’s hard not to think that the general election result, just weeks earlier, in which he lost his seat, and the party to which he had devoted his career was slashed from 57 to just 8 seats, might have had a role in precipitating it. So I wish that he could have been shown yesterday’s record-breaking total of 71 (or 72) seats. There’s a lesson there: never give up hope. #UKGeneralElection

  32. Charles Kennedy, former leader of the #LiberalDemocrats, died 9 years ago from complications of alcoholism. It’s hard not to think that the general election result, just weeks earlier, in which he lost his seat, and the party to which he had devoted his career was slashed from 57 to just 8 seats, might have had a role in precipitating it. So I wish that he could have been shown yesterday’s record-breaking total of 71 (or 72) seats. There’s a lesson there: never give up hope. #UKGeneralElection

  33. Charles Kennedy, former leader of the #LiberalDemocrats, died 9 years ago from complications of alcoholism. It’s hard not to think that the general election result, just weeks earlier, in which he lost his seat, and the party to which he had devoted his career was slashed from 57 to just 8 seats, might have had a role in precipitating it. So I wish that he could have been shown yesterday’s record-breaking total of 71 (or 72) seats. There’s a lesson there: never give up hope. #UKGeneralElection