Cost of driving electric car up to twice the price of petrol or diesel

Motorists without space at home to charge their cars are facing prohibitively high costs at public facilities

Britain’s public charging network is so expensive that the cost of driving an electric car is now up to twice the price of running a petrol or diesel vehicle.

The UK has more than 12,500 rapid or ultra-rapid charging stations — a 40 per cent increase on a year ago — but data shared with The Times shows they cost an average of 80p per kilowatt hour (kWh), making the switch to electric cars prohibitively expensive for motorists who do not have access to cheaper at-home charging.

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Government Data Confirms Increase in Arson Attacks on Churches, Synagogues Since 2021

Justin Trudeau started and anti-Christian pogrom based on false claims of Aboriginal mass graves at Residential schools. Nearly 100 churches have been burned down or vandalized. No graves have been found.

The federal government has confirmed an uptick in arson attacks on churches and other religious institutions following claims of mass graves being discovered at a former residential school site located in Kamloops, B.C., in 2021.

According to data provided by cabinet in an Inquiry of Ministry tabled in the House of Commons on Sept. 16, there were an average of 43 police-reported arson attacks on places of worship from 2015 to 2020. The numbers went up significantly in 2021 when there were 90 arson attacks, followed by 74 attacks in 2022, the last year cited in the document.

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‘Now we’re afraid of phones and laptops’: Beirut on edge after attacks

At his electronics shop, Kevor says there is little demand for pagers. Everyone wants mobile phones these days, he adds.

He is not likely to sell any soon, though, reflecting the fact that in the Lebanese capital this week, holding some electrical devices is akin to holding a bomb. “I’m Lebanese, I’m used to this,” he says. “What happened yesterday was extraordinary.”

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Most Canadians want fewer immigrants in 2025: Nanos survey

A majority of Canadians say the country should accept fewer immigrants in 2025 than it did in 2024, with nearly three-quarters saying immigration should be reduced until housing becomes more affordable, according to a Nanos survey for CTV News.

Two out of three, or 64 per cent, of Canadians surveyed said the country should accept fewer immigrants in 2025 compared to 2024. Meanwhile, about one in four, or 26 per cent, of Canadians said we should let in about the same number of immigrants, while only five per cent said we should accept more.

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Germany suffers ‘spectacular’ 70pc drop in electric car sales

Germany has suffered a “spectacular” drop in electric car sales as the European Union faces growing calls to delay ambitious carbon reduction targets.

The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) said that sales for new battery-powered electric vehicles (EV) in the bloc’s largest economy plunged by nearly 70pc in August, which drove a wider 18pc decline for new car sales across the EU.

In France, the EU’s second largest market for battery electric vehicles behind Germany, fell by 33pc.

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Battle over sending ‘green slush fund’ docs to RCMP sends House into ‘uncharted territory’

Liar.

OTTAWA — The Liberals say the House of Commons exceeded its powers when MPs ordered the government to hand over all documents related to the so-called “green slush fund” so they can be sent to the RCMP.

On Wednesday, Government House Leader Karina Gould called on Speaker Greg Fergus to reject opposition parties’ claim that the government violated MPs’ parliamentary privilege by refusing to provide them with unfettered access to thousands of documents regarding Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC).

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Scientists investigating Titan submersible reveal explosive new details about fault that killed crew

Scientists investigating the doomed Titan submersible have uncovered shocking new details about what may have caused the catastrophic implosion.

Former scientific director Dr Steven Ross testified in front of the US Coast Guard panel on Thursday, admitting OceanGate’s sub experienced a ‘platform issue’ days before the fatal mission to the Titanic in June 2023.

The malfunction caused passengers onboard to ‘tumble about’ and one crew member crashed into the bulkheading, which a physicist has claimed was where water first began to flow into Titan.

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Parents demand answers for TDSB field trip to protest that turned into anti-Israel rally

The Toronto District School Board is reviewing their field trip policy after parents were outraged over middle school students participating in a “field trip” at a downtown Toronto political protest that turned into an anti-Israel demonstration.

The TDSB is an extreme left indoctrination centre, any government in their right mind would put it under administration and purge the toxic staff.

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Ex-Border Patrol Chief: Biden-Harris Administration Forbid Agents from Discussing Increasing Terror Threats

President Joe Biden’s administration instructed Border Patrol agents not to disclose to the American public the increase in terrorist encounters at the border, former chief patrol agent for Border Patrol’s San Diego Sector, Aaron Heitke, said on Thursday.

Before Biden took office, Border Patrol agents in Heitke’s San Diego sector typically arrested ten to 15 special-interest aliens (SIA), or suspected terrorists, per year. That number spiked to more than 100 encounters per year after Biden took office and continued climbing throughout his term, Heitke testified during a House Committee on Homeland Security hearing.

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Tax-Funded Group Sends Anti-White, Pro-Trans Board Books To Wisconsin Daycares

Now showing more anti white bullshit

Atax-funded organization sent “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Belonging Kits” to 300 daycares in Wisconsin this year that push leftist activism and expose very young children to racial hatred and queer relationships. The kits included nearly two dozen identity politics books for toddlers, “multicultural” play dough in six skin tones, a “Chilean rain stick,” and 12 “Diverse Family Structures” posters from Kaplan Early Learning Company that depict homosexual couples with children.

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Teamsters herald end of Democrats’ blue-collar dominance

On Wednesday, the Teamsters Union announced that, for the first time since 1996, they would be withholding an endorsement in the race for president. The news, while not entirely unexpected, still stung for Kamala Harris and her campaign. And it’s the latest sign of the Democratic Party’s struggles to retain union — and working-class — voters.

The Dems are trying to shrug this off but this will hurt.

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German “Citizens Council” Calls for Criminalisation of Disinformation

A German “Citizens Council” has submitted recommendations to the German Ministry of the Interior calling, among other things, for the potential criminalisation of “disinformation”. The council was assembled by the Bertelsmann Foundation, Germany’s most influential public policy think-tank, in partnership with the Ministry of the Interior itself, and it was tasked with formulating recommendations on how best to combat “disinformation”.

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