I've been posting on BlueSky as an alternative to this place. If you're over there, or likely to join soon... (it only takes a minute) https://t.co/DfgmndpGiw
@CityPolice I was hit by a car on 19 Feb and phoned the police immediately and then reported it online the next day. You wrote me a letter saying you’re looking into it but still haven’t confirmed if you have CCTV footage. Please let me know. Ref: 25000114596
The minimum wage is rising to £12.21/hour, more than had been expected.
This is partly because of a statistical mistake. Fixing the mistake pushed it up by 14 pence.
But stattos say there are other errors.
Eyebrow-raising story by @irinaanghel12
https://t.co/Q4XTID7dCW
Keir Starmer's beloved Arsenal Football Club is increasingly known for its ruthless and efficient corner kicks. Unfortunately for the prime minister, his own set-pieces are anything but. Get the Readout with @hariboconomics https://t.co/EcMOZ26b9w
Labour chancellors don't always like being seen among the pomp and ceremony of a Mansion House dinner, but tonight Rachel Reeves should be kind to the financial sector. Get the Readout with @hariboconomics https://t.co/wl5uUJN6Kt
Labour's tax hikes have knocked shares in companies like Halfords, Greggs, M&S and even some pub groups, as traders digest the full impact of Rachel Reeves' budget. Get the Readout with @hariboconomics https://t.co/49TY5wIRmq
Could you taste the difference between a Japanese wagyu steak and one from the supermarket?
UK retailers are cashing on on the craze for affordable luxury, as @creery_j explains https://t.co/x3nrKilITq
Media news: London newspaper City AM is considering ending its Monday print edition and going to 3 days a week. Exc. below 👇https://t.co/yeLWUYfvgS via @business
With eyes fixed on the US presidential election, Britain's Labour government may get to enjoy some much-needed time out of the spotlight after the fallout from last week's budget. Get The Readout with @hariboconomics https://t.co/Vw8sQ3CTFq
GILTY PRESSURES.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves appeared on @BloombergTV this afternoon in a bid to calm markets, after her budget sent borrowing costs (quite a bit) higher.
I try to explain what’s going on in this evening’s Readout…
https://t.co/MZkcrs7otM
On the growth impact of the budget, the Chancellor is regularly citing an OBR estimate of a 1.4% boost to GDP from her investment plans over the long-term.
Didn't realise just quite how long-term we're talking -- OBR says it rises to 1.4% in ***2073-74*** 1/