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Ukraine: politicians must tone down the rhetoricWith huge power comes immense responsibility. So it is urgent that politicians tone down their rhetoric and calibrate their words carefully so we can all get through this crisis. The whole world is watching and needs to have confidence that nuclear armed leaders can act responsibly.49 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Paul Hebden
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Marine Protected Areas should be protectedWe urgently need to act to reduce carbon in the atmosphere and seagrass beds are "low-hanging fruit", absorbing 35 times as much carbon as forests on land. Many species will benefit from proper enforcement of MPAs and it's likely the fishing industry will benefit. The ocean is losing species at an alarming rate. Young sea creatures need a safe place to grow.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by John Thomas
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Double taxation of workers who were stranded in the UK during pandemic global boarder closuresThe UK taxation system is unfair. Whilst they make exceptions to multi millionaires and taxation breaks for large companies, the workers whatever grade they are are penalised either through double taxation rule and as a full time UK resident (a persons salary and pension are taxed at the country they work in and then in the country when they overstayed the 90 day rule in) fully understand if someone did this under normal circumstances they were liable to taxation but during a pandemic and based on situation they had no control of where they could not return to their work country due boarder closures, lockdown rules and health risk, how can the UK HMRC or any world taxation not make even the smallest exemption for those workers or emergency exemption for these group of people. So many people have the vision that people who work overseas are high earners and have considerable money hidden. This is not the case when workers are local hires, eg: regular salaries based in the local countries and full local taxations but are classed as foreign citizens, so no benefits and have to purchase numerous medical insurances to enable for them to work in the country. Many people work overseas because their jobs have move there, due to Brexit or companies have moved their HQ's. https://www.ft.com/content/ed280173-abed-46fd-8ac1-f33fef04746d4 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Amy Tsang
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Caring for our catsI love cats, I don't want them to be killed on our roads and left like their just abit of rubbish, remember they have a loving family waiting for them at their homes,14 of 100 SignaturesCreated by RITA RUGMAN
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Pay OLD age pensioners same as pensioners on New pensionJust read my previous note10 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Keith Andrew
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Throw Russia out of the 2022 football World Cup NOWWe need to do something to help register the world's outrage at the illegal action of the Russian government.28 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Brian Eadon
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Windfall tax on Oil and Energy companiesWith prices to rise in April 22 if we can get a windfall tax or a freeze on a price rise for everybody held at October 21 for 12 months1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Mark Curtis
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Windfall tax on BankersWe bailed the banks out when they messed up with our taxes they are making large profits again and with the cost of living rising this would go to help the families in poverty1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Mark Curtis
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Free Covid test kits for Hospital out patients.Because they have stopped the free testing at hospitals now1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Joyce Carter
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Drain cleaning.I cannot do it alome, I will get a response from the council but the action will be negligable if I try. It needs a large response for the council to listen.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Edward J Pells
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Small beautiful little Swifts need a home and protection.We as humans are becoming thoughtless and uncaring and take no notice or do not care what happens to the countryside anymore. What will be left for the future1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Carol Tiley
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Disconnection of BT.Because I think there are thousands of very worried people like me who will be left in a dangerous situation.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Deirdre Lay
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