Pandemic: eye-watering spending must not lead to austerity
Rather than quantitative easing for the banks, there should be quantitative easing for the people.
Rather than quantitative easing for the banks, there should be quantitative easing for the people.
How the death of a sporting icon became a contentious issue for bitter Boomers blinded by outmoded notions of English supremacy.
What’s happened is a straight £4bn a year switch from international development to military equipment - from aid to guns, essentially.
Boris Johnson was, once more, stuck in his virtual tin can and, again, sneaking glances off-camera to Carrie or some dead-eyed SpAD who probably burns 50 quid notes in front of homeless people.
It will become the first country in the world to adapt the "practical and progressive" piece of legislation.
Corbyn’s suspension seems to have unleashed pent-up frustration bubbling under the surface since Starmer took over.
"That’s the annual salary of over 1000 NHS nurses. Or a small pay rise for every single one of them."
Antony Blinken has called Brexit a "total mess" and compared Britain leaving the EU to a dog being run over by a car.
"Any tougher restrictions MUST include greater financial support for hospitality & tourism in particular, or else we risk many businesses folding."
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