Michelle Mone is dead lucky to get a new yacht on the NHS. Because most of us can't even get a GP appointment.
Michelle Mone is dead lucky to get a new yacht on the NHS. Because most of us can't even get a GP appointment.
βTax our wealthβ β thatβs the message from millionaires across the UK whose campaign is hitting the road ahead of the governmentβs spring statement...
Screenshot of polling data from Jan 2025
The UK would now want to rejoin the EU by 55% to 33%
Removing those that donβt know - thatβs a 62.5% to 37.5% breakdown.
Tbh, he looks miserable enough to be a member of the taliban π
The richest 1% of people in the UK are worth Β£2.8 trillion. A Labour government simply cannot allow the disabled to keep holding them back.
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youtu.be/SsK4x7Z32vQ?....
THIS is how you sing the Blaydon Races.
#NUFC #HTL
Haway the lads
His track record speaks for itself. While we continue to resist, we should take comfort in that he is deeply incompetent, not very bright & his policies are hurting even his most devoted supporters. Let's not get in the way of his inevitable self-destruction.
I'd rather pay full price at a reputable retailer!
www.theguardian.com/society/2025...
Unfortunately, the political damage has been done.
Thames Water wants to be spared billions of pounds of costs and fines over the next 5 years.
TW ripped off customers, dumped sewage in rivers, neglected investment, borrowed money to pay dividends.
Laws must apply. No public bailout.
Let it go bankrupt. Nationalise for nominal sum.
Mark Carney
Prime Minister of Canada
Time to get back on that cliff and point at some imaginary boats again, you evil b.....
At least the cars looked good and didn't catch fire!
βInstead of cutting benefits for disabled people, wouldnβt the moral thing to do, the courageous thing to do, be to make a real tough choice and introduce a wealth tax on the very wealthiest people in our society?β
@richardburgon.bsky.social
#PMQs
βA rerun of Tory austerity by making poor people poorer isn't what Labour should be about. Instead, the government should explore raising extra funds from wealthy corporations and individualsβ
Labour should at least consider fighting poverty instead of fighting the poor
Labour surely understands that cutting benefits for the disabled is economically unnecessary, morally bereft, symbolically disastrous and politically fatal. But it's going to do it anyway.
What a petulant little man!
Trump's attacks on the Department of Education should remind us never to elect to high office anyone without a stake in society. We suffered the same in the UK from 2010, when people who used private healthcare and private schools ripped up public services.
If Labour levied a wealth tax of 2% on multimillionaires earning over Β£10million per annum, this would raise around Β£28billion; enough to transform society; without the need to target the most vulnerable in society. What's there not to like Chancellor?
βYourβ not even allowed to do that? Does anyone check the grammar of whoever writes these posts for Trump?
The magnificent Stewart Lee.
No bone spurs detected.
I'm beginning to regret rejoining the Labour Party; and I certainly didn't vote for a rerun of austerity nor sucking up to parasites like this. TAX THE RICH...