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Sound one is sounding desperate and losing the narrative.
And when a animal is backed into a corner they become more dangerous.
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And when a animal is backed into a corner they become more dangerous.
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Ukraine war latest: Putin warns Europe that Russia is 'ready' for war - as Trump team at Kremlin for talks
It's a busy day in the diplomatic sphere, with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Ireland and Donald Trump's negotiators in Moscow meeting Vladimir Putin. While talks continue, the Russian president has found tim...
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December 2, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Sound one is sounding desperate and losing the narrative.
And when a animal is backed into a corner they become more dangerous.
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And when a animal is backed into a corner they become more dangerous.
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So this has been confirmed, they both need to go, but the replacements scare me more with hard left of Labour.
just call a new GE.
just call a new GE.
There was never a black hole all made up to increase taxes,
December 1, 2025 at 4:09 PM
So this has been confirmed, they both need to go, but the replacements scare me more with hard left of Labour.
just call a new GE.
just call a new GE.
The interviews with the Prime Minister and Chancellor are a continuous repetition of the same message and narrative. It’s very clear this is being done for the Party, while trying to make sure it doesn’t appear that way — even though that’s the only way it can be seen.
November 27, 2025 at 1:04 PM
The interviews with the Prime Minister and Chancellor are a continuous repetition of the same message and narrative. It’s very clear this is being done for the Party, while trying to make sure it doesn’t appear that way — even though that’s the only way it can be seen.
I suppose another way to view this is that Rachael is spending now (welfare) and the next government picks up the tab and would have to make difficult choices of raising taxes or making massive cuts.
Just kicking the can down the road.
Just kicking the can down the road.
November 26, 2025 at 6:43 PM
I suppose another way to view this is that Rachael is spending now (welfare) and the next government picks up the tab and would have to make difficult choices of raising taxes or making massive cuts.
Just kicking the can down the road.
Just kicking the can down the road.
There was never a black hole all made up to increase taxes,
November 26, 2025 at 3:07 PM
There was never a black hole all made up to increase taxes,
Talk about kicking about the Kicking the Can down the road or a buy now pay later budget.
I don't know why Bonds haven't reacted to this because borrowing more money and higher debt in 5 years time at 3tn.
I don't know why Bonds haven't reacted to this because borrowing more money and higher debt in 5 years time at 3tn.
November 26, 2025 at 2:19 PM
Talk about kicking about the Kicking the Can down the road or a buy now pay later budget.
I don't know why Bonds haven't reacted to this because borrowing more money and higher debt in 5 years time at 3tn.
I don't know why Bonds haven't reacted to this because borrowing more money and higher debt in 5 years time at 3tn.
Hospitality is going all but wiped out. Dinner or later.
Hit with higher wages, energy costs, regular costs, and consumers who don't have the money to spend and would argue they don't have enough staff, poor food quality, or overpriced.
Vicious circle.
www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
Hit with higher wages, energy costs, regular costs, and consumers who don't have the money to spend and would argue they don't have enough staff, poor food quality, or overpriced.
Vicious circle.
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November 26, 2025 at 8:05 AM
Hospitality is going all but wiped out. Dinner or later.
Hit with higher wages, energy costs, regular costs, and consumers who don't have the money to spend and would argue they don't have enough staff, poor food quality, or overpriced.
Vicious circle.
www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
Hit with higher wages, energy costs, regular costs, and consumers who don't have the money to spend and would argue they don't have enough staff, poor food quality, or overpriced.
Vicious circle.
www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
This is hilarious, people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
She lost control, borrowing out it control, debt interest out of control, Labour MP out of control on welfare spending , but Tories are to blame....
Tax success and reward failure.
She lost control, borrowing out it control, debt interest out of control, Labour MP out of control on welfare spending , but Tories are to blame....
Tax success and reward failure.
November 26, 2025 at 6:51 AM
This is hilarious, people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
She lost control, borrowing out it control, debt interest out of control, Labour MP out of control on welfare spending , but Tories are to blame....
Tax success and reward failure.
She lost control, borrowing out it control, debt interest out of control, Labour MP out of control on welfare spending , but Tories are to blame....
Tax success and reward failure.
If you have to ask Labour MPs to unite behind this budget and support it, you're facing serious trouble.
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Budget 2025: Rachel Reeves calls for Labour MPs to unite - but admits they might not like everything
The chancellor was quoted as saying: "I'll show the media, I'll show the Tories, I will not let them beat me, I'll be there on Wednesday, I'll be there next year, and I'll be back the year after that....
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November 25, 2025 at 7:11 AM
If you have to ask Labour MPs to unite behind this budget and support it, you're facing serious trouble.
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These MPs really have no understanding of business or economic growth. That £4bn should be used to reduce energy costs, because this would help businesses & taxpayers, giving them more disposable income to reinvest in the economy. Otherwise, it’s just going to be wasted on failed companies and scams
November 24, 2025 at 11:14 AM
These MPs really have no understanding of business or economic growth. That £4bn should be used to reduce energy costs, because this would help businesses & taxpayers, giving them more disposable income to reinvest in the economy. Otherwise, it’s just going to be wasted on failed companies and scams
I would lose that Partner (if you can call him that) than dignity and that bad pace plan.
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November 21, 2025 at 4:59 PM
I would lose that Partner (if you can call him that) than dignity and that bad pace plan.
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Energy costs are the biggest contributor to inflation and slowing growth because consumers don't have money to spend in the economy
This time, families will be hit double with higher housing costs and now higher energy costs
The government needs to take the cost of energy and stop raising the BOE BR
This time, families will be hit double with higher housing costs and now higher energy costs
The government needs to take the cost of energy and stop raising the BOE BR
November 21, 2025 at 8:02 AM
Energy costs are the biggest contributor to inflation and slowing growth because consumers don't have money to spend in the economy
This time, families will be hit double with higher housing costs and now higher energy costs
The government needs to take the cost of energy and stop raising the BOE BR
This time, families will be hit double with higher housing costs and now higher energy costs
The government needs to take the cost of energy and stop raising the BOE BR
Timmy tells some biggest lies here and towing lies from Ed Miliband. Wholesale prices have come down by 4%, and increased costs from this green project.
We have the North Sea which has gas in it but charge ourselves a wholesale rate, and the energy market needs reforms.
We have the North Sea which has gas in it but charge ourselves a wholesale rate, and the energy market needs reforms.
November 21, 2025 at 7:55 AM
Timmy tells some biggest lies here and towing lies from Ed Miliband. Wholesale prices have come down by 4%, and increased costs from this green project.
We have the North Sea which has gas in it but charge ourselves a wholesale rate, and the energy market needs reforms.
We have the North Sea which has gas in it but charge ourselves a wholesale rate, and the energy market needs reforms.
Asda's is cooked.
Debt fueled takeover with no clear plan of how to run it.
www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
Debt fueled takeover with no clear plan of how to run it.
www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
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November 20, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Asda's is cooked.
Debt fueled takeover with no clear plan of how to run it.
www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
Debt fueled takeover with no clear plan of how to run it.
www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
There are two Labour parties currently and its going to tear the party apart.
The Left and the right
www.ft.com/content/9b91...
The Left and the right
www.ft.com/content/9b91...
High earners to be eligible for UK settlement within 3 years of arrival
Home secretary says ‘brightest and best’ will be fast-tracked while others will have to wait up to 30 years
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November 20, 2025 at 2:20 PM
There are two Labour parties currently and its going to tear the party apart.
The Left and the right
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The Left and the right
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Today is International Men's Day, and it's important to recognize the challenges faced by men. While acknowledging these pressures is crucial, let's remember that many of them are externally imposed by society.
November 19, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Today is International Men's Day, and it's important to recognize the challenges faced by men. While acknowledging these pressures is crucial, let's remember that many of them are externally imposed by society.
In truth, it was wrong for the BOE to raise interest rates and criticism of the Government at the time not to tackle or reform the energy market.
I have taken all the Data from ONS and combined it together with the base rate.
You can see how high energy costs lead pushed up food that then pushed up base rate. The Bank of England should have never moved the base rate as its a lagging then caused higher house costs.
You can see how high energy costs lead pushed up food that then pushed up base rate. The Bank of England should have never moved the base rate as its a lagging then caused higher house costs.
November 19, 2025 at 2:36 PM
In truth, it was wrong for the BOE to raise interest rates and criticism of the Government at the time not to tackle or reform the energy market.
I have taken all the Data from ONS and combined it together with the base rate.
You can see how high energy costs lead pushed up food that then pushed up base rate. The Bank of England should have never moved the base rate as its a lagging then caused higher house costs.
You can see how high energy costs lead pushed up food that then pushed up base rate. The Bank of England should have never moved the base rate as its a lagging then caused higher house costs.
November 19, 2025 at 11:50 AM
I have taken all the Data from ONS and combined it together with the base rate.
You can see how high energy costs lead pushed up food that then pushed up base rate. The Bank of England should have never moved the base rate as its a lagging then caused higher house costs.
You can see how high energy costs lead pushed up food that then pushed up base rate. The Bank of England should have never moved the base rate as its a lagging then caused higher house costs.
I thought Ed was going to cut energy bills, looked like another lie.
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November 18, 2025 at 4:53 PM
I thought Ed was going to cut energy bills, looked like another lie.
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Insolvencies surge ahead of Budget and Investors dump UK stocks at fastest pace since Truss mini-Budget
also, Number of Britons leaving the UK significantly higher than previously thought, new data shows
also, Number of Britons leaving the UK significantly higher than previously thought, new data shows
a cartoon dog is sitting at a table in front of a fire with the words it 's fine everything is fine
ALT: a cartoon dog is sitting at a table in front of a fire with the words it 's fine everything is fine
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November 18, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Insolvencies surge ahead of Budget and Investors dump UK stocks at fastest pace since Truss mini-Budget
also, Number of Britons leaving the UK significantly higher than previously thought, new data shows
also, Number of Britons leaving the UK significantly higher than previously thought, new data shows
We should be getting money from the French government, who have done nothing to stop this. And another question: these people returning under the one in, one out scheme, how do they have the money to return?
She skipped that question....
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She skipped that question....
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Politics latest: We're not trying to make a hostile environment with new asylum system, home secretary says
Shabana Mahmood has announced huge changes to the UK's asylum policy, which would allow refugees to stay in the UK only temporarily. She's been speaking on Sky News - telling Sunday Morning with Trevo...
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November 16, 2025 at 9:09 AM
We should be getting money from the French government, who have done nothing to stop this. And another question: these people returning under the one in, one out scheme, how do they have the money to return?
She skipped that question....
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She skipped that question....
news.sky.com/story/politi...
The couple of people that commented said i was, but looks like i was right
I don't think they will apologies
I don't think they will apologies
November 14, 2025 at 1:55 PM
The couple of people that commented said i was, but looks like i was right
I don't think they will apologies
I don't think they will apologies
When all your hopes for growth depends one car company that's cars are a bag rubbish that continually breakdown.
just shows you how bad this country has become and i am blaming all governments that failed us.
just shows you how bad this country has become and i am blaming all governments that failed us.
November 13, 2025 at 2:09 PM
When all your hopes for growth depends one car company that's cars are a bag rubbish that continually breakdown.
just shows you how bad this country has become and i am blaming all governments that failed us.
just shows you how bad this country has become and i am blaming all governments that failed us.
More scandal with this government, didn't he promise this would change?
Must of made another U-turn on that
I will be surprised if he last the year at this rate.
Starmer apologises for signing off on football regulator appointment - calling it 'an unfortunate error' news.sky.com/story/politi...
Must of made another U-turn on that
I will be surprised if he last the year at this rate.
Starmer apologises for signing off on football regulator appointment - calling it 'an unfortunate error' news.sky.com/story/politi...
Politics latest: Starmer denies authorising attack on Streeting - amid claims of leadership plot
The government has been engulfed in crisis after Number 10 made public fears of a leadership challenge. Wes Streeting, the health secretary, strongly denied accusations he was plotting against the pri...
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November 12, 2025 at 7:42 PM
More scandal with this government, didn't he promise this would change?
Must of made another U-turn on that
I will be surprised if he last the year at this rate.
Starmer apologises for signing off on football regulator appointment - calling it 'an unfortunate error' news.sky.com/story/politi...
Must of made another U-turn on that
I will be surprised if he last the year at this rate.
Starmer apologises for signing off on football regulator appointment - calling it 'an unfortunate error' news.sky.com/story/politi...