bluethrunthru
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bluethrunthru
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More than 13,000 people in England denied vote due to new ID law, Reuters survey shows
More than 13,000 people were denied a vote in local elections this month because of the government's new identification law, with those in poorer areas most impacted, according to a Reuters survey.
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The perfect fumble
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I used to work in Woking. For those who think the Tories are savvy when it comes to local government take a look at this....
Woking Borough Council: Government steps in over £2bn debt
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-surrey-65712567bluethrunthru
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not one of Sunaks "peoples targets" yet this is the one that will cripple them the most for the next GE
Mortgage rates rise after inflation surprise
The increase in mortgage costs come as markets digest higher than expected inflation figures.
www.bbc.co.uk
bluethrunthru
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Sam Coates Sky news - are you happy with the BoE doing whatever it takes even if it results in recession
Hunt Chancellor and **** - yes because I am a millionaire and I face no consequences for me
yes I paraphrase but.....
news.sky.com
Hunt Chancellor and **** - yes because I am a millionaire and I face no consequences for me
yes I paraphrase but.....
Chancellor comfortable with recession if it brings down inflation
The Chancellor said that he would fully support the Bank of England raising interest rates higher, potentially towards 5.5%, as it battled higher-than-expected prices.
news.sky.com
Is increasing interest rates really the best thing to do to bring down inflation? The theory surely is to reduce spending and suppress demand, but demand is already suppressed by the cost of living (inflation) that's nothing to do with an unsustainable boom.
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Tory plan is to get a six month period where things are steady lined up for before the next election. It's only after that interest rates will start kicking in for most people with mortgages. It will be a profound shock. It'll go downstream for people in rented accomodation. Only then we'll really discover the true cost of this approach.
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Passport e-gates at UK airports down - BBC News
The issue is affecting people arriving in the UK, with queues expected to build very quickly.
www.bbc.co.uk
Seems the Tories are even stopping legal entry into the country today.
bluethrunthru
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Some of them think they will remain untouchable forever - they need to take a look at Johnson - once the layers of cover peel away your indiscretions come back to haunt yo - a Labour win at the next GE and thanks to MP's like Andy MacDonald and coverups will be rapidly exposed