“Not a good benchmark for normal people”
Yorkshire and The Humber
Joined November 2023
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If this had been a Reform MP she’d have blabbed and Dan Hodges would be on his third wank.
I’ve just muted someone who I found very sensible particularly over lockdowns. They are now blatantly engagement farming and it’s such a shame.
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Where is the outrage from the media and the City?
Why is Burnham not being hounded out of office with ‘lettuce’ comparisons?
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EXCLUSIVE: Here are the 4 groups that won't receive the £100 energy payment:
1. People who voted Leave in 2016.
2. Anyone who might vote for Reform or Restore.
3. Anyone who doesn't live on benefits.
4. Landlords.
5. Anyone who refused the vaccine.
6. People who can't count.
Bloody hell, I can’t remember what I had for tea last night but I can remember who this geezer was!
It’s was decent of the Tories not to field a candidate to give Reform a clear run … oh wait …
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RIP Patrick Stewart. True legend. Captain Picard, Professor X and maybe the funniest TV cameo ever with Ricky Gervais on “Extras” as himself.
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🚨 BREAKING: A UK bank chief executive has said of Healey's budget:
"Taxing the engines of growth to reduce VAT on gherkins is end-of-Rome level of stupidity"
ft.com/content/80acb561-34e2…
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Local piemaker explains how Burnham's first Budget will make things much worse:
"I don’t qualify for the business rates relief because I’m multi-site… I’ve got two shops, so I don’t qualify. The minimum wage has increased. I’m not saying we shouldn’t pay staff. I’m saying we can’t afford to pay them…
All my staff have been with us for years. So I’m going to have approximately a £700 a week increase. My suppliers are having an increase too. My supply bills are around £20,000 to £30,000 a week. That’ll go up 10%, so £2,000 to £3,000 a week. So that’s £4,000 a week I’ve got to find…
That’s about 20,000 to 30,000 pies a week. So my costs have gone up. I’ve got no business rates relief. The National Insurance is crippling me. The energy crisis is crippling me. I’m going to have to put my prices up,
Customers are going to get mad. I’m going to get less profit. As a family, as a director, I’ve got to take a 2% cut. So my family, my one-year-old girl. I’m taking a pay cut. The business is taking a pay cut.
How is that breathing room for me? Where’s my breathing space? John Healey, if you’re listening, where’s my breathing space? You promised me. You promised the UK breathing space. Where is it?"
The U.K. have given Ukraine £35 billion since the start of the war. #Mugs
BREAKING: Britain to commit £10 billion of additional funding to Ukraine #Budget2026 trib.al/QSv7hdj
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A doctor rapes a patient.
The victim reports it.
THE DOCTOR ADMITS IT.
He tells a hospital committee that it was a "one off" and he will not do it again.
THE MANAGEMENT SAYS THAT IS OK.
And allow him to carry on working.
THE POLICE TAKE NO ACTION.
The hospital concerned is the BLACKPOOL VICTORIA HOSPITAL.
The same hospital where a 75 year old patient was raped to death and no one was ever convicted for it.
Are women worth nothing to the NHS?
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c172…
More proof that the Tories haven’t changed. This fellow barely mentions The Conservatives on his socials.
My views on intentional spending are well known and long established.
International development spending makes people ‘over there’ safer and more prosperous.
That, in turn, means that problems from ‘over there’ don’t come ‘over here’.
It is the other side of the coin from defence. It’s about our national security and it’s spent in our national interest.
