@restisents perhaps this has already been discussed.. but does the BBC have to pay to redo the rooms after the interior design master "designers" had their way with the space? Some are truly awful. Love the podcast
@RichardOsman and @MarinaHyde!
@LBC@NickFerrariLBC@RachelReevesMP we need to reduce the tax burden on everyday working people. We need to encourage people into work by making it appealing.. i.e more money in our pockets. there is a solution to this.. a fair small % tax on those individuals that have tens of millions in wealth.
"Does she think austerity 2.0 is the change people really voted for?"
Zarah Sultana absolutely rinses Rachel Reeves for taking freebies while plunging hundreds of thousands of Brits into poverty.
The Government should not be balancing the books on the backs of the poor and disabled.
On @lbc I called for a wealth tax instead.
A wealth tax of just 2% on assets over £10 million would raise £24 BILLION per year.
Let's tax extreme wealth, not punish the poorest.
@RachelReevesMP@labour How have we let our government let companies such as @Google@amazon@facebook operate & have extreme profiteering of UK sales and advertising yet paying minimal taxes.. we all pay our taxes in full.
This Sky News interview with Clive Lewis was brilliant.
I completely agree with what @labourlewis is saying. He’s one of the most trustworthy voices in Labour and bang on the money regarding the government’s benefit reforms.
Instead of slashing welfare and disability benefits — forcing more disabled people and children into poverty — the government could introduce a 2% tax on assets over £10 million.
It would raise £24 billion — five times the savings from these cuts.
This is austerity 2.0.