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@henrywinter Chips are cheaper than water….crazy….

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@Le5168Lee @MattCas04807118 Best tweet on this post 👍

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@Jenny_1884 How about cut the foreign aid budget and leave the pensioners alone….

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@ClarksonsFarm1 I’ve learnt more about farming on Clarkson’s farm, than I ever will watch country file.

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Let’s nail this state lie once and for all. The government is NOT increasing defence spending by £270 billion during this parliament. It is a ludicrous claim.
Yet one Keir Starmer made to Parliament’s Liaison Committee in March: Labour, he said, will “spend £270 billion MORE (my emphasis) than we would otherwise have done on defence” in this Parliament.
Starmer has always been weak on facts and figures but even by his standards this is a massive porkie.
This is the truth: £270 billion is the total cumulative projected defence spending for the four financial years from 2025/26 up to and including 2028/29 lumped together.
It is NOT even the cumulative increase in defence spending during these years.
Nobody (except perhaps Gordon Brown) speaks about public spending in this way, unless the intention is massively to mislead.
By 28/29 defence spending is projected to be £13 billion a year more than at the start of the period. So not exactly £270 billion. But I guess if you’re going to lie you might as well make it a whopper.

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@FelpsCrypto Believe this version myself.

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@writethewrongs2 @sharrond62 Well said Sharon 👏👏👏

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Neil’s narrator adds:
Since the Brexit referendum the UK economy has grown faster than Germany, France and Italy, which are all still in the EU. So much for the Brexit drag.
The higher inflation, higher interest rates and poor fiscal position are overwhelmingly the result of the economic policies of previous Tory governments, exacerbated by the current Labour one, which continued to borrow too much, tax too much, spend too much. Hence the UK’s high gilt yields. Brexit didn’t even have a walk on role.

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@JonathanBrash Wonder if our government will listen to the people of the uk!!
Do you think anything will change.

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@jemmm85517813 Attenborough, quite happy to fly about for money, then tell everyone else they are damaging the planet...

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@RobLawTees Has less Expirence than what Featherstone had Rob.

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@RobLawTees Big job in store for the recruitment team and new manager Rob.

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@RobLawTees @Mark_Carroll3 @pooliemadone84 @Official_HUFC In my opinion Rob, it looks if we are struggling to attract anybody decent,wouldn’t be surprised if a few people have turned us down already and if that is the case we are already behind…

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@dannyhufc @Mark_Carroll3 Sinclair’s girlfriend went into labour this morning.

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@ITV Not a popular winner though!!.

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@MbwLdurham @Official_HUFC What do you mean the new manager has already said this, we haven’t appointed a new manager yet!!!!

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

This is the reason why we can never reform healthcare in the UK — or even have a sensible debate about it.
The moment anyone suggests alternative/additional ways of funding health Labour rushes out privatisation smears and claims US private health insurance is being proposed.
Labour has been doing it for decades. It explains why the NHS is effectively beyond reform.
The two worst health systems in the rich world are in America and the UK. It’s why nobody has ever copied them. It would be mad to go from ours to theirs (or vice versa).
But Europe is awash with health systems that can call on several sources of funds, including many with compulsory public health insurance schemes. They have better health outcomes than the NHS. They are free at the point of use (like the NHS). Most of them are better funded.
But Labour puts them out of bounds, refuses even to discuss or consider. So patient care suffers. NHS struggles on.
Labour is always telling us we need to get closer to Europe. It’s where we belong. But not when it comes to health, where it insists no lessons can be learned. Pretty pathetic, really.

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@JonathanBrash Still waiting for Angela Rayners resignation over her tax affairs

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@piersmorgan Not won anything yet!!