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Weird that he's got no breathing space, considering he's on instagram boasting about his 6 house portfolio...?
‘John Healey, if you’re listening, where’s my breathing space?’
Business owner Paul Bowen has criticised the Chancellor’s promise to give ‘breathing space’ through measures in his Budget.
#budget #businesses #costofliving
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Fingers crossed Fleetwood score first so Arsenal fans get to experience the most soul-destroying thing in football; this fella jumping up and down on a TV screen with a sea shanty playing over the top.
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We just got food chained nobody. We got food chained by the option to simply not sign for us. Everton got food chained by a man remembering he has free will and doesn’t have to come here
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This is why shit never gets built. Just build the damn houses, give people opportunities, let families grow and the economy will flourish. We will always have a shortfall (in terms of the economy and housing stock) if we don’t do anything! It’s actually exhausting living here.
Delivering Andy Burnham's 300,000 affordable homes would cost an estimated £47bn by 2036, leaving the new Prime Minister with a £8bn shortfall to the current funding pot, according to new research.
🔗: telegraph.co.uk/business/202…
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Nigel Farage is a grifter. He always has been and he's continuing to grift.
He knew he was heading towards a byelection anyway so has pulled the trigger early.
The people Vs the establishment?! Reform are literally part of the establishment.
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The new Chancellor after spending an afternoon in St Helens
🚨 NEW: Andy Burnham's Chancellor will have to spend part of their working week in the North to "change their perspective"
[@Telegraph]
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Zionists don't understand shame so they mistake it for fear.
Actress Mayim Bialik said she felt fear after seeing a person wearing a T-shirt with the slogan "Zionism is racism."
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The “kids” she mention are 19 and 21 years old adults.
people.com/meet-the-kids-…
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Apparently, Lamine was a bright-eyed boy until he held up a Palestine flag. Then, he became controversial.
The journalists who make a living romanticising athletes like Muhammad Ali are the first to punish those who try to use their voice for something meaningful today.
“Lamine Yamal is still only 18 but he is no longer the same bright-eyed boy who lit up the 2024 Euros,” writes @SamJDean.
“In the two years since, that boyish charm has been replaced by a strong-voiced, politically aware, heavily commercialised and occasionally controversial man.”
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