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1p on National Insurance would do the same thing, surely.
1p on National Insurance would do the same thing, surely.He’s wrong
He’s wrong
It has also emerged that the Home Office was warned repeatedly by police that the vulnerable occupants of the hotel – asylum-seeking children who had recently arrived in the UK without parents or carers – would be targeted by criminal networks.
Sajid Javid calls for patients to pay for GP and A&E visits
Radical reforms needed to tackle waiting times, says former health secretarywww.theguardian.com
Look at what they've done in education as the blueprint. Turning schools into corporations with snazzy logos and meaningless slogansThis has been the Tories' plan forever. Underfund the NHS until it's at breaking point and then present privatisation as the only alternative.
Who benefits? Themselves, their rich mates, and their corporate lobbyists and donors.
Who loses? Everyone else, but especially the poorest and most vulnerable.
You could pick almost any Conservative party policy and come to the same conclusion.
This has been the Tories' plan forever. Underfund the NHS until it's at breaking point and then present privatisation as the only alternative.
Who benefits? Themselves, their rich mates, and their corporate lobbyists and donors.
Who loses? Everyone else, but especially the poorest and most vulnerable.
You could pick almost any Conservative party policy and come to the same conclusion.
Look at what they've done in education as the blueprint. Turning schools into corporations with snazzy logos and meaningless slogans
More Boris stories breaking out this morning.
Could be that but also could be a counter to apparently Boris is still planning a comeback this year overthrowing Sunak.I can't help but wonder, (tin foil hat time but nothing is surprising with the tories),
if this current round of stories haven't been leaked to keep this one, which has had remarkably little coverage, out of the news?
ECHR asks Britain to respond to election interference legal claim
The European Court of Human Rights on Thursday requested a response from the British government to a legal claim brought by three lawmakers who accuse it of failing to properly investigate alleged Russian interference in elections.www.reuters.com
Whether it's true or not Johnsons failure to investigate some of the claims in the Russia report was pretty wreckless.
I'm sure his close friendship with at least 2 oligarchs is just coincidence and had no baring on his decision.
Could be that but also could be a counter to apparently Boris is still planning a comeback this year overthrowing Sunak.
Whatever happens it’s clearly going to be another messy year in government. Sunak clearly doesn’t have his party behind him, the country behind him or the ability to change that. We need a GE so bad.
Could be that but also could be a counter to apparently Boris is still planning a comeback this year overthrowing Sunak.
Whatever happens it’s clearly going to be another messy year in government. Sunak clearly doesn’t have his party behind him, the country behind him or the ability to change that. We need a GE so bad.
People just don’t give a shit do they. Probably their fault much like other children groomed on line or in the care system. We really don’t deserve good things as humans we are so shit at caring for the vulnerableFucking hell, even by the incredibly low standards of this government this is shocking. Should lead to resignations but that doesn't seem to be a thing anymore
Revealed: scores of child asylum seekers kidnapped from Home Office hotel
Call for inquiry after Observer investigation uncovers scale of trafficking by criminal gangswww.theguardian.com
Totally agree. This is truly appalling.People just don’t give a shit do they. Probably their fault much like other children groomed on line or in the care system. We really don’t deserve good things as humans we are so shit at caring for the vulnerable
He jumped straight on the plane...More Boris stories breaking out this morning.
Imagine if he'd won the leadership instead of Boris...
Imagine the people who would never have been in the cabinet.Imagine if he'd won the leadership instead of Boris...
Yes, he's still a Tory and the ideology that goes with that but at least he seems to have a brain and some common sense.
Though saying that the Tory nutters would have got rid of him so quick it'd make Truss look like a multi-term PM
Imagine if we'd gone for the chaos under Ed Miliband.Imagine the people who would never have been in the cabinet.
We're 23 days into the new year and we're on what, 3 scandals already?
The sooner we get rid of these jokers the better.
I'm no Starmer fan, but they're making almost impossible for me not to vote for him, it's essential that we get rid of them at the first opportunity.
I think it’s pretty much maximum 2 years to the day. Might sound like I’m nitpicking but look at the damage they can do in “a bit”. We need to be grateful that it’s 2 years exactly and not 2 and a bitsadly the first thing they did when they got into power was scrap the mechanism for doing that. We’re stuck with them another two and a bit years.
I think it’s pretty much maximum 2 years to the day. Might sound like I’m nitpicking but look at the damage they can do in “a bit”. We need to be grateful that it’s 2 years exactly and not 2 and a bit
Wasn't there a news item last week that the top 1% get two thirds of new wealth? Sounds to me like they're not paying their fair share. How much tax does Rothermere pay?And don’t forget. It’s all your fault
This was my response too.Wasn't there a news item last week that the top 1% get two thirds of new wealth? Sounds to me like they're not paying their fair share. How much tax does Rothermere pay?
Also, if half of households need more in benefits than they are paying in tax doesn't that mean a lot of people's salaries don't even reach the threshold for the absolute minimum level of income required to survive? Although I'm sure they will have included pensioners which will massively skew the figures
Was thinking the same, especially regarding pensioners.Wasn't there a news item last week that the top 1% get two thirds of new wealth? Sounds to me like they're not paying their fair share. How much tax does Rothermere pay?
Also, if half of households need more in benefits than they are paying in tax doesn't that mean a lot of people's salaries don't even reach the threshold for the absolute minimum level of income required to survive? Although I'm sure they will have included pensioners which will massively skew the figures
Wasn't there a news item last week that the top 1% get two thirds of new wealth? Sounds to me like they're not paying their fair share. How much tax does Rothermere pay?
Also, if half of households need more in benefits than they are paying in tax doesn't that mean a lot of people's salaries don't even reach the threshold for the absolute minimum level of income required to survive? Although I'm sure they will have included pensioners which will massively skew the figures
With a slant of they pay far moreThis was my response too.
I felt pretty sure that the top 10% of earners earn something like 60-70% of the money so what this story actually says is:
Rich people don't pay their fair share.
We're 23 days into the new year and we're on what, 3 scandals already?
The sooner we get rid of these jokers the better.
I'm no Starmer fan, but they're making almost impossible for me not to vote for him, it's essential that we get rid of them at the first opportunity.
He'll still get elected in Stratford, you watch!Sunaks surely got to get rid of zahawi, who if he had any integrity would’ve resigned already. Like all this things its as much the actions after the ‘crime’ as the crime itself. Heard he’s not the nicest of guys, this just reinforces that view.
Also, how Johnson still has he level of party support I’ll never know. WTF do people think would be different if he returned to power…the fact he had Zahawi as chancellor, albeit for a short period, says it all
Never been anything but a Tory safe seat so unless he chooses not to stand he’ll be in the next parliament.He'll still get elected in Stratford, you watch!
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