If Gary wanted to pay more tax he could simply have handed over the £4.9 million that HMRC thought they were owed.
Instead he fought a protracted legal battle to keep it. #Hypocrite#GiveUsTheMoneyGary
@a_thomas1958 Lovely man. Lucky enough to meet him one afternoon in Barbados a few years back. Such a pleasure to talk cricket with him. RIP Sir Garfield
Breaking News🇬🇧🚨: "This is a desperate move from Farage, he is up to his neck in sleaze and the British public deserve better".
The hapless, traitorous and feckless outing going, (as in booted out by his own) PM Keir Starmer has won the award of 'Hypocritical Bastard Of The Day'.
This Fabian waste of skin and bone must truly think the British public are suffering from Mass Amnesia and have forgotten about, Louise Haigh, Tulip Sadiq, Morgan McSwinney and of course the cover up over The Prince Of Darkness himself.....
Peter 'Russian and Chinese weapons suppliers and special business associate of convicted pedophile Epstein' Mandelson...hello?
I've decided to leave this platform and my Department will too.
A platform originally designed for free speech and expression now favours abuse and misinformation over meaningful debate.
It isn't healthy for our democracy or our communities and I don’t want to support it.
I've decided to leave this platform and my Department will too.
A platform originally designed for free speech and expression now favours abuse and misinformation over meaningful debate.
It isn't healthy for our democracy or our communities and I don’t want to support it.
@SunderlandAFC trying to find the Sunderland fan who lost this jacket. He or she will know how I know..... Motorhead EMP Signature Collection jeans jacket (Medium) with hood Sunderland FC https://t.co/oX4fZnl0QC #eBay via @eBay_UK
NEW - MPs say Bridget Phillipson and Liz Kendall confronted Kemi Badenoch about her language at PMQs today where she called Phillipson "spiteful" which Kendall said was outrageous.
Badenoch reported to have said “I’m never going to stop talking about how spiteful you are”
@MattChorley he lied to get elected and he kept lying throughout his time in office. Can we have someoone in who is not a Labour mouthpiece please. Repeating the same stale lies..
@JackWDart@FevsFootball Nothkng to do with media more to do with constantly lying....apparently the level of interest rates that meant Liz Truss crashed the economy mean Rachel Reeves has delivered financial stability.
@bbc5live how many more Labour politicians do we have to listen to today telling us how wonderful Starmer was..they lied, we know and most people want shot of the lot of them. Starmer was in no way a good Prime Minister. Fed up with one sided quotes from Labour saying he was.
Apparently Starmer feels betrayed. Now he knows how we feel. He betrayed the entire country by lying his way into power and imposing policies nobody voted for. He attacked pensioners. He tried to bankrupt farmers. He instituted a nakedly two tier justice system which actively discriminates against the white British in favour of foreigners. He played down and covered up the rape of thousands of English girls by gangs of Muslim savages. He’s trying to impose mass censorship, a digital ID, and a surveillance society on people who have made it clear they don’t want it. He’s trying to rejoin the EU by stealth. If there was any actual justice in this country he would go to prison for what he has done.
Burnham’s economic architect Miatta Fahnbulleh recommends, among other things:
•A wealth tax and yet another windfall tax on oil and gas.
•Mass nationalisation e.g. of land, transport, and energy.
•Extending national insurance to investment income.
•A cap on interest rates and charges on every form of consumer credit.
•Hiking capital gains tax to income tax levels.
•Hiking divided tax to income tax levels.
•Abolition of the upper earnings limit for national insurance.
•Huge expansion of the benefits system including a “minimum income guarantee” paid to everyone apart from the rich.
•Nationalisation of banks and creation of new “green” banks with taxpayer funds.
•Block on private banks lending to anyone with a “large amount of greenhouse gas emissions” and “penalisation of banks that provide too many carbon-intensive loans.“
•Forced sale of existing businesses to employees.
•A tripling of the stamp duty surcharge to 9% for multiple homeowners and an increase to 6% for non-residents.