@BBCNewsnight Headroom? When Reeves left, the deficit at handover was about £42bn and she increased the national debt by £244bn. Why are these people allowed to lie? (Please correct me if wrong).
@TheSalesBull1 Was a policy when my old dear worked there, something like a meeting more than 1.5hrs away, meant you could expense a hotel. Was wild to me at the time, traveling all over for meetings in pvt sector.
@MartynUTD7@cristo_radio@LupineLives Not the sole point. Its a tax on ownership. It also makes the housing market less fluid, including those wanting to downsize. Short sighted view.
@LizWebsterSBF@campbellclaret Another form of madness is treating one of the key architects of the Iraq War as a moral authority on UK politics. I know which I’d define as ‘madness’.
@ZubyMusic Agreed. I’m in the UK, so no dog in the fight but whether agree or disagree with him (im mostly the later), he won, then following through on his campaign promises is democracy in action.
@Martina You played tennis (exceptionally well). His impact on the world far outweighs swinging a racket. That said, this opinion doesn’t seem that bright, so thank God you could swing that racket.
@AaronBastani The Government already expects around 1/3 of student loan value to be written off. The net cost of expanding apprenticeships may be lower than you assume. Seems worth looking into.