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We wonder why the UK is skint...
''Both John Major and Tony Blair claimed the full amount for 2020-21, Gordon Brown claimed £114,712, David Cameron claimed £113,423 and Theresa May claimed £57,382''.

''There is also a severance payment, which amounts to a one-off payment of 25% of the annual salary for the post that ministers have left. For prime ministers it is about £19,000 (25% of £79,000 annual salary)''.

Yes, but as we all know, it won't be used for that, it will end up in her purse.

Yeah, it's proppa pants atm, nowt but drops every day.
I will hold till next year or the next or the next.

Just seems to be the norm now.

Truss will get £115k every year for Life now since she was PM.
Not bad for a months graft eh!

I want Larry to be PM.

Noooo. I can not stand that fracking antique JRM.

I bet he would party to that.

Nothing is happening on the up is because the useless bloody government are doing nothing but arguing amongst themselves.
Its really embarrassing tbh.

Witching but with a B

To much *****in on this site for any real debates now.

Has anyone noticed? as RR have been doing a lot more of it lately.

Yup, totally agree with that Robdon, when it goes up its as slow Granma climbing a hill, but on the down its like Granma chucked off a cliff with an anchor tied to her feet.

What!! I thought Rolls Royce made Range Rovers (RR) OMG what have I done, I have invested over £20 bloody quid here, so it better work and make me a mint.

Yup, that's one purdy looking car, so glad I have invested in RR.

I'm talking about the SP btw. (Oooo errr)

I agree Gregorio.
It has too.

''Did you know ex PMs receive a Public Duties Cost Allowance? Currently £115k pa for life. Funded by the taxpayer. Truss will get that for life whenever she departs. Imagine the private sector funding such an arrangement for a CEO''.

''BREAKING
Almost all tax measures in mini-budget reversed - Hunt
The chancellor is reversing almost all tax measures announced in the growth plan three weeks ago that have not started parliamentary legislation, he has just said in a video statement.

The reason he is announcing these measures is to provide confidence and stablility but he will provide more details in the Commons later, Hunt said.

"We will continue with the abolition of health and social care levy and the stamp duty changes," he said.

"We will no longer be proceeding with the cuts to dividend tax rates, the reversal of off-payroll working reforms, the new VAT-free shopping scheme for non-UK visitors or the freeze on alcohol duty rates."

The health and social care levy was to be funded by a rise in National Insurance payments of 1.25%.

The government already scrapped that tax rise and it looks like one major part of the mini-budget being retained''.