Rejoining the EU’s single market could boost the UK’s economy by as much as £150bn, Goldman Sachs has claimed.
The Wall Street bank told clients in a note that there was “significant economic upside from ‘Breturn’” as it backed Andy Burnham’s calls for closer ties with the bloc ⤵️
https://t.co/uKbDHDgRb3
Write any policy. Seriously, any.
Fantasy President analyses whatever you propose, like a real White House briefing.
Bold ideas get a plan.
Terrible ideas get warnings of hyperinflation and constitutional challenges.
Then it's your call whether to go ahead anyway.
💥 HUGE NEWS 💥
“Ministers say it is ‘not if but how’ the prime minister puts rejoin in the next election manifesto”
Exclusive for The Independent.
https://t.co/BAYirSxCWn
The UK has gone mad.
A pint is £6.50
A coffee is £4
Takeaway for one is £25
Petrol is £1.73 a litre. Diesel is £1.97
An hour with a driving instructor is £50
A short taxi is £20
A week’s shop for one is £80
A cheap hotel night is £110
Rent is £1,459 a month as national average.
And this is my personal favourite.
£172 a month for my two kids to get the bus to and from school just fifteen minutes away.
Nothing fancy.
Just the prices.
You work.
They take.
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“It worked, boom.”
That’s Nigel Farage celebrating a Reform UK plot to break election law - by having a US company secretly pay for three influential political polls that benefitted the party.
Earlier in the investigation, Reform’s Head of Policy James Orr and senior advisor Dan Jukes arranged for a Verbatim reporter to pay for the polls through a US company. Orr and Jukes believed the firm was run by the reporter’s American father.
Mr Farage was filmed by undercover reporters from @Verbatim_Media as part of a year-long investigation that Channel 4 News has thoroughly checked and verified.
This meeting took place in his Clacton constituency in July - when Mr Farage was fighting a by-election he called after separate allegations about his finances.
Watch the full investigation on YouTube.
We were better when Kilman was benched
And now because we’re in the championship Nuno assumes he can start matches because the level has dropped?
Awful idea