Better than to say he will ask Trump to drop the lawsuit and be ignored, or told to bog off.![]()
Keir Starmer won’t ask Donald Trump to drop $1bn lawsuit against BBC
UK prime minister Keir Starmer refused to say yesterday whether he would urge US president Donald Trump to drop his threat to sue the BBC for $1bn over the broadcaster’s edit of a speech he made after losing the 2020 presidential election.m.independent.ie
Spineless **** shocker.
The state doesn’t pay anyone’s wages at our firm part or otherwise, why did we get lumbered with the NI increase, which made sure we didn’t employ anymore people.
No they don’t, they earn a decent wage by working for it.So no one in your company receives Universal Credit , Child Tax Credits , Housing Allowance , their kids don't receive free school meals ?..........Amazing
So all employees are on £60k+ and therefore no one gets any child benefit or over £100k to get free childcare?No they don’t, they earn a decent wage by working for it.
I’m getting whiplash from this government
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Rachel Reeves to abandon plans to raise income tax rates in budget
Labour had laid the ground to break a manifesto pledge on taxes for working people but has now made a U-turnwww.theguardian.com
Whatever she does or may do on thresholds, ensuring the state pension on its' own doesn't attract tax should be a priority. Dragging people on just the state pension into tax would be madness. I'd actually like to see the bottom threshold go up to about £15k (breathing space for future pension rises) and the 40% tax maybe frozen or a bit lower.Latest rumour lowering thresholds so you can say you havent raised taxes on 'working people' even though you have. I really hope its really not this daily fuckwittery behind the scenes.
I would also increase the lower threshold but also rethink the tax rates and bring in more rates 30 and 50 as an example.Whatever she does or may do on thresholds, ensuring the state pension on its' own doesn't attract tax should be a priority. Dragging people on just the state pension into tax would be madness. I'd actually like to see the bottom threshold go up to about £15k (breathing space for future pension rises) and the 40% tax maybe frozen or a bit lower.
I'm disappointed generally on tax as they have a great opportunity to make the whole system simpler and fairer.
Fucking mental how politically unstable this country has become since the referendum.
So you want tax risesLay the ground for tax rises, including an unprecedented presser on it, only to bottle out of it. They really are useless.
Flip Flop politics.Embarrassing u turns, grow a backbone ffs. Just spooking the markets for no reason.
I think too many have bought into speculation as being gospel.Flip Flop politics.