@NewtonEmerson@Cloonabeypark@TheLongRoad6 Plus the parent post is wrong: the state pension *is* actually a benefit the government can change or abolish at any time, and it *is* paid for through current taxation not past contributions.
@CanburyLiberal @J_D_89 In December 2022 the same author and website have it at £262 million. Seems likely that has risen since: https://t.co/95SOup5Ei9
@paddmadfad Doesn't leave them much room for manoeuvre, does it? Capital gains tax, inheritance tax and messing with higher rate pension relief must surely be on the agenda now.
@SpinningHugo @GeorgePeretzKC@chrisgreybrexit Planning. IMO tearing up the Town and Country Planning Act would be far more consequential for long term growth than spending a decade plus negotiating a SM/CU deal.
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On the Gibraltar case
I spoke to 3 people very close to and involved in the talks. All said there was a problem that had to be fixed in the run-up to a provisional deal on NYE 2020
https://t.co/sKNQoZN1ap