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Agreed Bloomers but Rachel Thieves asides her gifts from Lord Alli, looked after her own pension and her 2nd home. She’s as despicable as the rest of them in my book. Yes the pensions minister is evil in his intent. These w ⚓️ s are intent on destroying the private sector (the wealth creators) to look after themselves and their union paymasters.

Oh the standard blame Brexit from you Ant 🙄 The country had 1.4% growth in the first 6 months of last year. Now it’s flatlined and about to go negative. Taxes are up, unemployment up, mortgage rates up, long term gilt rates up, business confidence down, hiring down, millionaires leaving in droves and you still defend the muppets you voted for ?

Take your head out of the sand. Your Labour Party are ruining this country faster than anyone could have imagined.

The whole government needs to go Bloomers. Do you remember Rachel’s grin as she held up the budget brief case ? She is completely out of her depth and had p*ssed off everyone including Labour voters with her moronic budget. She’s as bad as the rest of these Marxist morons.

“Hedge funds are betting more aggressively against Sir Keir Starmer’s Britain than any other major European country amid fears of a looming recession.

Traders were shorting British bonds more heavily than those issued by other large countries in the wake of global market turmoil earlier this month, industry data show.

When hedge funds short-sell a country’s bonds, they make money if the Government’s borrowing costs rise. This typically happens if investors have doubts about the stability of the public finances.

Analysis by JP Morgan of hedge funds shows the UK’s 10-year gilt was being more heavily shorted last week than either France, Germany or Italy’s 10-year bonds.

The investment bank’s report put the distance between current and futures prices – a measure of how many short bets are in the market – at -5.4pc for British 10-year gilts last week, compared with -3.1pc for the equivalent French bonds, -3pc for Italy and -2.8pc for Germany. The bigger the minus number, the bigger the short bets.

The data suggest that the $4.5 trillion (£3.7 trillion) hedge fund industry believes Britain is in a worse position than either France or Germany, which are respectively mired in political turmoil and a long recession.

It comes amid widespread fears that Rachel Reeves will be forced to slash public spending or raise taxes again in order to avoid breaking her fiscal rules.”

Nice one Keir and Thieves 👍

Https://www.cityam.com/reeves-to-water-down-non-dom-changes-as-scale-of-exodus-revealed/

You couldn’t make it up.

Labour - the party for the working people. Those lucky enough to still have a job when these communists have finished weaving their magic.

Wetherspoons couldn’t handle his loss hardup 😂

Maybe she’s alarmed at one millionaire leaving the country every 45 minutes. I wonder if the penny’s dropped because those remaining will be taxed more to make up the shortfall. Stupid 🐄

Socialism doesn’t work.

“Rachel Reeves’s tax raid on farmers is putting Britain’s food security at risk and must be paused, Tesco has warned.

Britain’s biggest supermarket said the Chancellor should halt the introduction of inheritance tax on farms worth more than £1m in order to safeguard British agriculture.

Ashwin Prasad, Tesco’s chief commercial officer, wrote in a blog: “This is not just a debate about individual policies – the UK’s future food security is at stake.”

Tesco was one of three major supermarkets to call for a rethink of the policy on Wednesday, with similar warnings issued by Aldi and Lidl in an unusual show of unity.

It came as the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), the Government’s fiscal watchdog, suggested that farmers were likely to slash investment because of the tax raid and cast doubt on how much money would be raised.

Tesco, Aldi and Lidl collectively represent around 45pc of the British grocery market and their warnings about the impact of Labour’s tax raid significantly raises pressure on the Government.

Asda and Morrisons have already backed farmers in the row. Sainsbury’s has urged ministers to “listen to the concerns of farmers about the tax changes”.

Another own goal by these moronic socialists.

DCB,

What have you been smoking this morning ?

There isn’t much to be cheery about Ant at the moment is there ? Your communist party friends are running the country into the ground.

DCB

“Sorry hardup, what payment is pending?”

So you get involved in a conversation when you don’t know what it’s about ? Are you simple DCB ?

Yes Bloomer, I drastically understated the length of his Brexit trolling.

We weren’t even talking about politics DCB. And that’s rich coming from you who spent a couple of years trolling about Brexit.

And why is that DCB ? Complain to Asperger if you don’t like the rules. As hardup points out, what has that got to do with someone not honouring their pledge ? Grow up.

From 1.4% growth in the first 6 months of last year to economic Armageddon in 6 just 1/2 months. The Labour voters on here must be proud 🙄

“Thousands more families could lose their homes every year if mortgage rules are relaxed to help first-time buyers, Rachel Reeves has been warned.

Nikhil Rathi, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), said a push to ease restrictions on mortgage lending could see the number of home repossessions double.

In a select committee hearing on Wednesday, Mr Rathi said: “If the numbers went up from 1,000 to 2,000 … would that be an acceptable outcome here in Parliament, or would you say to us: ‘Why on earth have you let it go up by 100pc?’”

It comes after the Chancellor backed plans put forward by the FCA to loosen mortgage rules first introduced in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crash.

The FCA currently restricts banks ability to lend mortgages that are valued at more than 4.5 times a borrower’s income, while also requiring lenders to carry out affordability tests to ensure customers can deal with rising interest rates.”

Stop being so tight and pay up Brixton 🙄

If we knew we’d be rich 😂

Brix, pay up even if it’s just a tenner for your own self-respect on here 🙏