What a mess.
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What a mess.
Another Minister that has not got an absolute four what they are talking about and these clowns actually run the Country.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Now come on, who'd have thought a Tory pronouncement would end up in a shitshow ?
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Doing what all good populist cancel culture woke snowflakes governments do!
www.telegraph.co.uk
No 10 blocks ministers from Sky News after cost of living ‘gotcha’ interview
Downing Street reportedly angry over treatment of Rachel Maclean, who suggested people struggling to pay bills should work more hours
www.telegraph.co.uk
96% agree with you, but it could be 96% think you're wrong.
You'd best phone a friend
And you've still got
50-50
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She always looks pissed to me during interviews.
Not sure if this gem has been posted.
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Kin hell can the Tory Welsh conference disco from my garden, not sure how many times they are going to play "it's my party ill cry if I want to", they keep getting interrupted with Tory out chants...
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So welcoming Northern Tories...
www.yorkshirepost.co.uk
Conservative led council approves motion of no confidence in the Home Office over Linton-on-Ouse plans
A Conservative-led council has overwhelmingly passed a vote of no confidence in the Home Office’s “cack-handed” handling of plans to transform a former RAF base into a centre for 1,500 male asylum seekers.
www.yorkshirepost.co.uk
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Wonder where Duncan gets his ideas from!?
www.theguardian.com
Back in March, two months before Duncan this was reported, Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves yesterday called for benefits to rise by the rate of inflation - which is 5.5% now and could rise beyond 8%
www.mirror.co.uk
Iain Duncan Smith calls for benefits to rise in line with inflation
Tory MP says immediate increase in universal credit would provide ‘shield’ against cost of living crisis
Back in March, two months before Duncan this was reported, Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves yesterday called for benefits to rise by the rate of inflation - which is 5.5% now and could rise beyond 8%
Rishi Sunak told to raise benefits in Spring Statement as Labour back 5.5% hike
The Resolution Foundation said boosting benefits by the 8.1% expected rate of inflation - rather than 3.1% - would make a far bigger difference than cancelling the National Insurance hike in Rishi Sunak's Spring Statement 2022
www.mirror.co.uk
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