@Peston Economy hardly stabilsed. Certainly not made fairer. Public services still struggling. Especially the NHS. Housing unaffordable.
Rents unaffordable. All a lot ad of ballcocks
https://t.co/BqknUOQWKz
Welfare between 2010 to 2015 was cut ยฃ17 bn to ยฃ21 bn 2010 to 2015
Plunging people into poverty, and stifling spending
2013
'The European Banking Authority said more bankers in the UK received at least โฌ1m than in the rest of the EU combined'
https://t.co/d2H0aFFdZu
@EastAnglear Well, they're all in the same basket! ๐
That sounded quite good until I remembered it's fruit bowls, not baskets.
Although I've seen adverts for gift baskets, of fruit, so there you go.
Don't mind me, it's how the old mind works. Or doesn't.
@premnsikka If we can set in stone what is considered a "Minimum Wage"
If we can decide the Minimum amount required for an unemployed person to live on.
What's stopping us ruling on what can be a responsible "Maximum Wage"?
@Channel4 Your greedy insistence of inserting ads when you press pause is an insert too far! It could even be called discriminatory. If you're visually impaired and need to clarify something on screen, or maybe even reread a subtitle during fast paced or quiet conversation, 1/2
@XiaomiUK Thanks. Relatively academic to someone with thirty years of mobile phone ownership behind them. Though one is usually open to new ideas. Same again today, incidentally. I sense that I'll be replacing this photo by next year. It's no Mi10t lite. Disappointing.
@XiaomiUK Weird phenomenon with the phone in this warm weather. Assuming it is that and not yet another bout of my Poco X6's eccentric behaviour. How can it think it's charging when it's bot plugged in! ๐ค
@EastAnglear Whilst a real voice would be laconic.
But wouldn't it be iconic
If it wasn't so Ironic!
As long as it didn't rely on phonics.
That would be a tonic.
@TheMeldrew It was refreshing to hear in an interview on Irish RTE Radio 1 yesterday, someone talking about Welfare Reforms and how rhe way the British Government went about it was the perfect example of how not to do it
@unojen_wood I remember rhe timeline well.
First, in Opposition it was:
"We will scrap the unfair Welfare Reforms"
Then, in the run up to the election, it was: "We will Reform the Unfair Universal Credit."
Now it's full on destruction mode. Lies all the way
@LukeMLabour Maybe you should stop demonising people with mental health problems then, rather than calling them lazy scroungers, slashing their benefits and forcing them into jobs that may worsen their conditions.