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We have a choice, we can either sigi-up to be subservient to the US (if that's your bag look no further than Farage) and all it's greed. Or, for the less easily influenced by nonsense, try to repair relations with our closest and largest trading partners.

It's a bit late now, but Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has said the UK must consider rebuilding relations with the European Union, arguing that Brexit has dampened the country’s potential economic supply.

Many of us were saying that years ago, from the outset of the madness.

Well, that's what a Trump presidency can do in the blink of a madman's eye.

Trump seems to have a Julius Caesar-like paranoia, choosing to surround himself with people he believes will be loyal rather than those with the skills needed for the positions they hold. The sooner he's gone the better.

Https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c0lp93494g9t?post=asset%3Af9300a47-d6a8-4eea-9dd1-fab59030aa94#post

America, what have you done?

'Trump says the vaccine sceptic will "help make America healthy again,'

God help us:

https://www.thebulwark.com/p/trump-picks-anti-vax-nut-robert-kennedy-rfk-jr-to-run-hhs

S/w, I sold my shares in DARK a while back and did very well with it (I originally kept a few in there but decided to take them out). I noticed that Poppy is now working for the government!

Most of my profits went into GSK. I have a bit of a fascination with anything space-related, so I bought some RKLB (US) shares and sold them for a nice profit - but I should have held onto them because they've really taken off since then (no pun intended). I also have a small position in Planet PBC.

If I’m not mistaken, Slater has been buying shares in FRAN, which looks interesting.

I'm a bit worried about Trump, tbh.

Could be very lucrative:

https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/boost-gsks-ps3b-plan-blenrep-myeloma-adc-shows-survival-edge-over-jjs-darzalex

Don't get me wrong 'I'm a Celebrity' is not my thing. Although, when you think about it, at this time of year, there's not much on going on wherever you look.

It's not had it's day and has become a seasonal staple for millions. It appears that the show is as popular as ever and is predicted to draw in good viewing figures once again:

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/tv/itvs-smart-move-sets-impressive-34109281

London vet show starts today:

https://www.vettimes.co.uk/news/thousands-to-attend-as-london-vet-show-marks-15th-birthday/

Ah yes, just regular folks doing regular things, nothing unusual at all, but holds the viewers.

Meanwhile, some folks on here seem to be swapping out their pseudonyms like outfits. Take 'Little Flower,' for example - joined mid-October and already racking up over 170 posts. Could it be yet another reincarnation of our dear friend Tom? Hmm, wouldn’t be surprised!

ITV clearly understands its strengths and has a well-defined direction for future growth. Watch out for another potential winner ' I Fought The Law' starring Sheridan Smith:

https://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/teesside-news/gallery/sheridan-smith-flashes-smile-filming-30132421

For ITV, the popularity of this true-crime drama is a substantial win, highlighting its ability to attract viewers with compelling content rooted in true stories. This success reflects both the strong appeal of true-crime stories to audiences and the effective portrayal by the cast. High viewer engagement with the show indicates that ITV’s investment in gritty, real-life dramas can attract substantial viewership, boosting ITVX and potentially paving the way for more content in this genre, which is currently very popular across streaming platforms.

This engagement could signal to ITV the potential for expanding its original programming with similarly intense narratives, reinforcing ITVX's position as a go-to platform for unique, true-crime content.

It all adds up, little flower.

A 'tremendous success for investors with patience:

Https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/until-kill-you-viewing-figures-34091870

I don't watch it either, but 'it is what is'

a tremendous success for ITV and investors.

'Until I Kill You' viewership figures have just been released by ITV, indicating that it's set to become one of the network's most-watched dramas ever.

Since the series first dropped on November 3, streaming hours have increased by nearly a third compared with the same period last year.

Solley, is correct.

McCall is continuing to do what's always been necessary for the survival of ITV. The current sp is of no concern to me - the journey is longer than some have the stamina for.

'Until I Kill You' had more than 10 millions streams in its first week, making it ITVX's second most popular show behind Mr Bates v The Post Office!

Patience.

Trump isn't really liked or respected in business - he just happens to be in a position where he's a powerful bully.

'It remains unclear what, exactly, President-elect Donald Trump has planned for pharma but analysts expect less FTC intervention and potential changes at the FDA if Trump follows through on his promise to allow vaccine opposer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to “go wild on health” and medicines.'

https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/gsk-calls-it-quits-trade-group-bio-2025-following-exits-takeda-ucb-and-more

Nah, that's nonsense. He's a danger to the world and is willing to appease a foreign aggressor for short term gain. When he starts on tariffs everything will move backwards. President-elect Donald Trump is stepping into an exceptionally strong economy, with nearly every indicator looking positive. The real question is: how long before he manages to mess it up? I’d give it less than a year.

Despite the disaster of Trump, there are reasons to be cheerful - good entry point now IMO.

https://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/257038/dividend-watch-gsk-still-yielding-more-than-4.aspx