Will

back from Twitter jail

[Will @wolvespez]

3% of billionaires roughly equates to less than 8 people

[Tory Fibs @ToryFibs]

3% of our Billionaires might leave?
30% of our NHS doctors are thinking of leaving.

Polanski on 🔥

[Mayne @Tradermayne]

Love him or hate him he is funny as fuck.

[Will @wolvespez]

We are alive

[Central @WestHam_Central]

European*

[Luke @LukeWhosTalking]

Him being arrested

[Alethea Bernard @Tush27J]

Robert Jenrick under investigation by Metropolitan Police re possible illegal foreign donation for failed Tory leadership bid.
Jenrick’s wife Michal Berkner lawyer for the donor, was warned the £40k actually came from a US fraudster. Where's the noise?
#BBCBreakfast #r4today

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

Robert Jenrick admits Reform UK will NOT deport foreign nationals living in social housing

Trevor Phillips showed him Restore Britain's deportation plans and was clear "YOU DON'T AGREE WITH RESTORE'S POLICIES"

There are approx. half a MILLION social homes currently occupied by foreign nationals in the UK

Deport them all and give those homes to British people

Reform are just weak sauce

It's time to Restore Britain

[R @Rlufc96]

Some serious “scenes no one want to see” potential here next year, local derbys all over the shop

[Will @wolvespez]

@jorjwwfc Old Bolton is legendary

[Thomas Godfrey @thomasgodfreyuk]

NEW: British crypto businessman Christopher Harborne - who gave Nigel Farage a £5m gift - is suing Advance UK leader Ben Habib for defamation.

[Cole ▯🦉💙 @swfccom_]

them birds flocking to that bar aren’t daft are they

[Will @wolvespez]

@JC_1973 @henrywinter Not a chance

[The92Bible @The92Bible]

2026/27 Championship Map 🗺️

[Stuart @StuartMaggs]

If you look at this at the upper end there's another problem.

Imagine someone earning £65k with £10k of overtime. Take home pay under this rule will be £58k.

They are given a £2k payrise (which takes them above the upper limit). Now they no longer qualify, their take-home pay drops to £55k.

£2k payrise triggers a £5k tax rise. That's a new 250% tax rate in the system!

[Oliver Cooper @OliverCooper]

While it makes for a good headline, this is a terrible policy for several reasons.

1. It would create a 'cliff edge' at £75,000, which means many people going from earning £75k to £76k would get hit by a tax bill that's bigger than their raise. This will hugely deter people from earning more.

2. It would be exceptionally easy to game to facilitate tax avoidance. Nothing would stop unscrupulous employers and and employees agreeing that the regular pay is very low, but an hour of overtime is paid (say) 100x ordinary wages. All of a sudden, the whole wage is tax-free.

3. It would be unfair between professions where hours are contracted and those it's not. The professional services sector, for example, rarely pays overtime. This would incentivise those professions to move to clock-punching: forcing professions to change their culture to suit government.

4. By targeting hours, it gives a tax break to work that takes longer. But we should be incentivising higher wages through higher productivity, not lower wages on longer hours.

5. Self-employed people and people who work multiple jobs wouldn't benefit from this. For absolutely no reason whatsoever.

Just cut taxes generally. Don't dream up schemes that make our tax system even more complicated and even more distortionary just to get a quick headline.

[Will @wolvespez]

@joseph_gellman In other words, from on the verge of leading a sack of shit to reposting sacks of shit

[Will @wolvespez]

An hour a day for 365 days and your only 1000 better off hahahahaha

[Robert Jenrick @RobertJenrick]

If you work at the Heinz factory near Wigan, do an hour and a half overtime every day, you’ll be *£1,000* a year better off.

Reform will make work pay again.

[The 1885 Show - A Millwall Podcast @The1885Show]

West Ham away is going to be on a Wednesday morning 8am on Microsoft teams and you’ll need 1765 points to receive the log in and you’ll be assigned a police officer.

#Millwall

[Mr Ethical 🚩 @nw_nicholas]

Farage's company Thorn in the Side. Cash in bank 2023 -£291,328. I'm a Celebrity fee of £1.5m paid into bank 23/24. Cash in bank 2024 - £1,707,967. £1.4m house purchase May 2024. In 2025 cash in bank £1,967,406. Was not paid from I'm a Celebrity fee.

[The Finance Guy @OneFinanceGuy]

🤥 Shall we do numbers 📝 @Nigel_Farage? Considering all your KNOWN earnings in 2023/24 and using the balance sheet of your personal company, where allegedly most of your stuff comes through, you would have just £100k left to pay corp tax, stamp duty, legal, bills etc.. 🤔🚨

[Will @wolvespez]

@wwfcscott Was going to be unbelievable before that Burnley player nearly ended his career in pre season

[Will @wolvespez]

@JPercyTelegraph Who did not vote in favour John?