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The terms of engagement for clinical trials are set by delegated medical authorities numbskull. God almighty. You sound like Reform voters, making up stupid nonsense imagining an air of authority which no-one else sees. Promising products are fast tracked sometimes. But that will come after a certain level of exposure within the industry and in all likelihood, additional independent scrutiny. I am going to filter you I'm sorry to say. You're just an irritant now.

Looks exciting. Some people seem to be representing the 'half life' of the peptide in the blood as a problem. What Christine is saying, quite clearly imo, is that that's the way the drug is designed. The drug locks into the tumour releasing it's full effect on impact with this tissue. Very little leaks into the blood stream or other organs or healthy cells. That way the drug can be more intense- other cancer drugs are very toxic causing all kinds of side effects, some of which can be very serious (cyk storms, cardiac issues etc). They can prolong this high impact treatment for 5 days at a time. Reducing the tumour size faster I assume?They have narrowed down the focus slightly because they have analysed the highest impact on the 5 cancers they first assessed to 4. It's almost as if a couple of people here want to misrepresent these findings to mislead investors? 😂

Anyway, looks brilliant to me. My brother has cancer. I hope they open up the opportunity for clinical trials far and wide.

So they still have breast cancer and sarcoma patients to come on phase 1b of this trial in q1 2026? Breast cancer is obviously a far more prevalent disease.

Plenty more to come. Check out the forward order book. All to come in the first quarter-half of 2026. It is already happening. Contracts are moving and work is underway. Read the RNS not the trolls posts.

What's the link with EPP?

This is pretty special. The contract itself is worth £4.2 million but it will transform information for those planning and working on public transport systems. We're also building a new connected northern Metro and new east west railways -take a closer look at the budget. They're becoming a go to part of transport infrastructures. They will do very well. If you're waiting on the sidelines, don't wait too long. They have a solid pipeline. Should be much more to come.

It's £6 million according to the link. They have a much fatter forward order book than that. An RNS could come this week. It starts on 8th December 2025.

Ed's bigging up our domestic investment in measures to tackle climate change today in the Guardian. I expect to hear more about it in the budget on Wednesday.

Couple of hefty buys in this morning. Hardly moved the dial on the sp. I am hoping the budget will have something about DEFRA and Network Rail. Might explain today's big buys.

Very compelling assessment Warrie. Almost makes me want to buy some more! Thx for sharing. Appreciated.

But that's why EME have threatened them with a quasi legal intervention. It's not as easy as just throwing their weight around. Conrad won't get away with it. And it will delay their progress.

Mr H. Let's be clear. You're not still in if you think it's 0.8 next week . You're looking for a lower entry point now. That's why you're posting. Sigh.

Diane Abbott is an Oxbridge graduate by the way. Don't know what you're arguing about because I'm only just catching up today. But I am an investor. Maybe leave those assumptions behind. It's off-putting for those of us who aren't reactionaries.

Google Conrad Asia. In the last 2 months 6 insiders have bought 2.9 million Australian dollars worth of stock in their own company. Not small change is it? The CEO took nearly a million dollars of that. They believe the deal is on. They should have a pretty good insight. Only question is, what does it mean for EME. My guess is something very good. Enough for them to turn a good profit this year and possibly for future years if they can get in on the action. Either a massive windfall to clear their debts or a part to play going forward in Indonesia. Better than where they have been for some time. Should be a rerate and another 100% gain from there.

They reported that the Redaptive partnership was already operational. £100 million facility available. And Redaptive have bought the NatWest customer debt already.

Won't the new trade deal with the EU improve our prospects?

Fair enough. That does occur. Very tempted to get a foot in now.

Looks credible. But why are people selling then? Some fairly chunky sells today too. Wondering genuinely. Would love to buy some decent green investments.

The Labour government are investing in Cornish mines and gave a grant to this company. They have a massive £15 billion through GBE for the green transition. Tungsten is a critical mineral and the government will be publishing a critical minerals strategy this year. Meanwhile we will be getting regular updates from SML on the grades of 6 drills completed and another 3 drills to come this quarter. Tungsten is needed for a range of life sciences, defence products and green infrastructure. The government has also committed to boosting all industries with a commitment to AI. No comparison to the Tories who were all talk and invested nothing in this country. The FTSE has reached 4 all time highs in recent months. Still on the move. Keep your politics to yourself if you're going to promote vacuous nonsense. My portfolio is improving for the first time in a while.

This is supposed to be published this year. So not long left.