@UnderSneege@cjsnowdon@Admalez Yep. These people vote for those MP’s who will protect them. Also the media narrative around Starmer’s attempted changes was like he was proposing to slaughter new borns
Putting an end to this would be the easiest win in politics. No more tax rises. Deficit down. GDP up. Popular with the public.
But they can’t do it because of their lunatic, benefits-obsessed backbenchers.
I’m not sure about the source but it’s fair that RW would be challenged on the signing of Bamba - a player clearly miles off PL readiness at a time when we urgently need first team players. And at a fee not too far off what Brentford paid for Sangarè
Ordinarily an increase in income tax of 4% might get some attention, but as it only effect landlords and savers, those who try and be responsible, there is tumbleweed. The cold, clammy, self loving hand of Torsten Bell is all over this.
Good for her
It's fine to point at the past government but Labour has been in power for two years
They've had the ability to do pretty much anything when you consider their majority
The truth is they've got no real idea why they are even there for
Tomorrow now feels like a big game for Jaissle,
We’ve not been teed up with a Cup draw like that since the Bruce period and it looks like a two legged SF awaits for the winner.
"I had a list of seven or eight things that I suggested to the Chancellor and I've been pretty gobsmacked that five of them were in the budget."
Martin Lewis, Founder of Money Saving Expert, reacts to Chancellor John Healey's first budget.
#Newsnight
Seen a lot said about Man City's empty seats tonight, but I haven't seen many people mention this embarrassing turnout from Sunderland fans at the Stadium of Light...
I get that things have been going badly for them lately, but that is atrocious...