James Dyson is pulling all his staff out of UK, he has already taken his accounts to Singapore so he doesn't pay tax.
Don't buy any of sh*tty Dyson products and let everyone else know.
This is vile. If he slurred a Jewish politician because of their identity he would be sacked and rightly so. Islamophobia isn’t any more acceptable than antisemitism and the PM should act.
Hundreds of “high risk” private flights reportedly not checked on arrival, despite fear that smuggling, trafficking &organised crime put border security at risk
Minister says they check “remotely” but won’t tell us facts. Time & again on border security Tories fail to get a grip
Thames Water dump sewage into rivers, fail to unblock drains causing overflows of waste, and can't fill their reservoir because waters are so dirty.
Yet they want to hike bills by 60%.
I asked the PM why taxpayers should foot the bill for Thames Water's gross incompetence.
Home Secretaries who have been to Rwanda to celebrate their great scheme - 3. Migrants who have been sent - 0. Cost per Home Secretary so far (not including today’s visit) - £50million
NEW: James Cleverly lands in Rwanda to sign new asylum treaty.
He’s third home secretary in recent years to travel to the country - which is three more than the number of asylum seekers they’ve sent there.
Voters aren’t talking about Brexit, says Lib Dem leader
He’s right, many aren’t. But then they weren’t in 2015 either. As politicians and would-be leaders we have a duty to address the difficult issues, and to lead the conversation.
#brexitdisaster
https://t.co/5xv7UypmNk
Former BofE Gov Mark Carney launched scathing attack on Truss
"Truss turned Britain into 'Argentina on the Channel'
Far-right are in the demolition business
They see anxiety as opportunity to stoke the anger that's necessary for their project."
How true https://t.co/oVBcYHCkLW
Sunak piling in aboard the Farage bandwagon again to say people in positions of leadership should always act with professionalism and integrity. But he was happy to sit there alongside Johnson when he knew the truth about him. And to get the top job he was happy to do a deal 1/2
NEW:
According to the Chief Executive of HMRC Jim Harra, Nadhim Zahawi did not make an "innocent error" in his tax affairs.
He said: "there are no penalties for innocent errors."