@TheEconomist@mattholehouse The only positive thing is there isn't enough money to satiate the demands, they'll have to be cut right back like last time
@AndrewRoy70@FortKnoxIncome@LBC unforetunatey it doesn't because not everything you buy is made in UK - every penny spent on Temu for example is gone. Tesco employ and pay a lot of tax but still 60% is going to a foreign supplier. thats before we get to the fact we import energy instead of use our own etc
@TomTugendhat@ReemAmirIbrahim@sainsburys Absolutely spot on, apart from the fact your party put as much cost on as labour has when you enshrined net zero meaning energy skyrocketing for all manufacturers, logistics, supermarkets and even farmers
@ClaireCoutinho No 3rd party attack on our economy from Russia or Iran could do anything like this amount of damage. Makes the JLR hack look like a stubbed toe Vs an economic dismemberment
@PolitlcsUK We were looking at hiring before this bill, absolutely no chance now as can't afford to take the risk. Much more focus on automation, expect unemployment to skyrocket
@rivkahbrown so growth is stagnant because they are behaving like the government does, but the stagnation isn't because the government behaves that way?
@BHAHorseracing Sorry guys you've been selected for the industry destroying tax this month, better pay up so we can keep funding unlimited welfare and public sector rises