Daily Mail’s front page leaves people flabbergasted
"I always imagine the Daily Mail offices as being a very angry place, with colleagues lost to exploded arteries on a daily basis," Mike Galsworthy said.
"I always imagine the Daily Mail offices as being a very angry place, with colleagues lost to exploded arteries on a daily basis," Mike Galsworthy said.
Greater inequality now, combined with the greater impact of inflation on lower paid, public sector workers meant the “standard rhetorical arguments” about corporate profits and bosses’ salaries rising could have more impact.
Kantar data has revealed that grocery price inflation jumped to 8.3 per cent over the four weeks to June 12.
The prime minister's chief of staff has written to Rishi Sunak demanding changes to restrictions on bosses' pay.
"That's a lie. That's a direct lie. You're lying."
A party that stands idly in the face of villainy is not a party that stands with me.
"I'm no campaigns expert but I'm pretty sure 'we're not as bad as Harold Shipman' isn't the greatest sell on the doorstep," tweeted Adam Bienkov.
Two crucial by-elections have exposed eerily familiar patterns.
Sir Gerald Howarth said Ukrainian refugees are "genuine" and don't want to "rewrite our history".
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