Bodicoteblue
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Oh dear mr Barclay.
It seems your career may be in the incinerator!
It seems your career may be in the incinerator!
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mosssideblue
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Sunak's already said they've picked the 200 to be flown to Rwanda, so anyone arriving now should be OK
More than 500 migrants arrive in Kent small boats
More than 4,000 people have crossed from France so far this year, Home Office figures show.www.bbc.co.uk
Rwanda deterrent working as planned, I see. Small boat crossings up 10% so far this year... and the weather isn't even good yet!
mosssideblue
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You could almost believe this was just not realising what they were doing to one of their core constituencies... Farmers going on Universal Credit and being assessed monthly rather than annually.
"It was one of the worst moments of my life to be told I needed to get another job when I already work over 80 hours a week."
Of course, they're being told that if the family farm isn't profitable (each month) they can sell to a landlord... (aka Tory rich landowner)
www.farmersguardian.com
"It was one of the worst moments of my life to be told I needed to get another job when I already work over 80 hours a week."
Of course, they're being told that if the family farm isn't profitable (each month) they can sell to a landlord... (aka Tory rich landowner)
Long-term future of family farms at risk without Universal Credit support
Farming families told Farmers Guardian of the emotional and financial toll they had faced gaining access to Universal Credit
www.farmersguardian.com
bluethrunthru
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You could almost believe this was just not realising what they were doing to one of their core constituencies... Farmers going on Universal Credit and being assessed monthly rather than annually.
"It was one of the worst moments of my life to be told I needed to get another job when I already work over 80 hours a week."
Of course, they're being told that if the family farm isn't profitable (each month) they can sell to a landlord... (aka Tory rich landowner)
Long-term future of family farms at risk without Universal Credit support
Farming families told Farmers Guardian of the emotional and financial toll they had faced gaining access to Universal Credit
so its the middle class - the farming community - the fishing community - the elderly - civil servants - the Police - the Armed Forces and so on. They have attacked their core voter base in their culture wars and thought they could rely on Johnson as an electoral tool where polling today revealed he is a busted flush in red wall seats and they wonder why they are polling 19% and plunging
gordondaviesmoustache
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Inconceivable it’s zero in the UK.
gordondaviesmoustache
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In what way is what you describe a complex relationship?
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It’s become systematic that those who are struggling are having to sell to those who have wealth. It’s almost like it’s planned to take us back to the Dickensian era.You could almost believe this was just not realising what they were doing to one of their core constituencies... Farmers going on Universal Credit and being assessed monthly rather than annually.
"It was one of the worst moments of my life to be told I needed to get another job when I already work over 80 hours a week."
Of course, they're being told that if the family farm isn't profitable (each month) they can sell to a landlord... (aka Tory rich landowner)
Long-term future of family farms at risk without Universal Credit support
Farming families told Farmers Guardian of the emotional and financial toll they had faced gaining access to Universal Credit
bluethrunthru
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I'd suggest its in reference to NHS treatment - unless you have little money and shocking teeth I suppose