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Sounding too humble for how arrogant you’ve always sounded.
Never thought he had it in him to be this humble.
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Big lesson for UK right from US midterm elections
Strong border control and removing migrants who have committed serious crimes is very popular
Removing people who have lived here for years, integrated and broken no laws is deeply unpopular
It’s a bloodbath right now in the stock market. Everything is dropping like we’re about to witness the end of the world
They deserve to draw this game.
PSG, Bayern and other serious teams won’t be this soft with this team. They’d be out of sight since.
Useless team. A team that is desperately more interested in keeping a clean sheet than scoring goals.
It’s a crime if we win a game 5:0.
We’re so satisfied with clean sheets than scoring more goals.
I can never accept this as a fan.
Merino should not be starting games. He’s best a player that comes on from the 65th minute.
I’d sell him if an offer comes in or keep him as a striker option.
Impeaching Trump will heal the world.
Such a cancer to this world. Since he became president,there’s been war and untold hardship all over the world.
The world should not have 2 cancers like Trump & Tinubu as President of important nations at the same time.
I didn’t want Man Utd to lose. This is where I want them, almost there.
It’s the hope that kills. This would make them sad and hopefully until they end up with noting.
Roma’s 3rd choice goalkeeper is miles better than whoever is our second choice goalkeeper.
We’re extremely lazy at scouting because players like this are out there who wouldn’t mind being 2nd/3rd choice,earn less and deliver when called upon.
Just shut up. Shut up!!!
You’ll be reminded that you’re black as they have multiple times. I guarantee you’d not last 6 months if you ever become PM.
History is there for you to see. It happened to the First minster of Wales and Scotland who were immigrants.
Shabana has made a serious mistake surrendering to Labour MPs. So I’m putting people on notice - when we get into government we will scrap this weak policy.
Immigration is too high. Labour are making a bad situation much, much worse.
The Conservative Party is under new management. I accept this problem started under a previous Conservative govt. Many of those in that Cabinet have gone to Reform where they belong.
And I’ve got a proper plan to fix it👇
I hope Mamood knows that we pay 43% tax from around £44,000 in Scotland while those in England pay 40% from £50,000.
So how are you going to work out who’s paying higher tax if you’re just using £50,000 benchmark?
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The numbers they don’t want you to know about immigrant care workers.
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The anti-immigration circus is on a full-on attack, citing numbers they don't understand, and almost all the figures they cite are wrong.
First, the cost.
An 85-year-old woman who can’t wash or dress herself receives 14 hours of care a week. This costs the council £351 (£25.05 an hour). If no care worker comes and she ends up in hospital, the NHS spends £3,934 a week (£562 a day), which is 11 times the cost.
As of March 2026, an estimated 150,000 direct care posts in England’s private and charity-run care providers were filled by Health and Care visa holders. Taking the average working hours in the sector, this comes to about 225 million hours of care a year, worth £5.6bn at the rates councils pay.
For every £1 spent on social care, the NHS saves between 20p and 35p. So these workers save the NHS between £1.1bn and £2bn a year.
The total lifetime cost of these care workers and their adult dependants comes to £9.5bn. The NHS savings alone pay this back within 9 years.
And if no care worker comes, the family steps in. In March 2026, 1.4 million people were claiming Carer’s Allowance, 56,800 more than in February 2025. It pays £86.45 a week for at least 35 hours of care a week. In the UK, 544,000 working-age carers are out of work because of caring. This costs the economy £37bn a year in lost output. And this figure only includes those caring for people of working age. A daughter who has left her job to care for her 85-year-old mother isn’t even included in it.
So, how much does an unpaid family carer cost the taxpayer? According to UK data from 2017 to 2020, a working-age family carer who provides 10 or more hours of care a week costs the state £5,339 a year more than someone in a similar situation who doesn’t provide care: £3,691 in benefits, £1,620 in lost tax and £28 in extra NHS costs.
And demand will only keep rising; in England alone, 410,000 more care posts will be needed by 2040, just to keep pace with the growth in the population aged 65 and over. The number of people with dementia in the UK is projected to rise from 982,000 in 2024 to 1.4 million by 2040. Meanwhile, British workers in care are down 130,000 since 2020/21.
