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Brilliant exposé by "Led By Donkeys"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cttZHofdWAk

WW 🍻

For a party so pro-immigration; (figs for Tory net migration, a great success!)

It's fabulous to see an immigrant is now the new party leader! 👍:

2023 685k

2022 745k

2021 466k

Like HAIG she will only last a couple of years then into yet another CONservative leader contest.

Nothing can stop 3 term Keir.

'There were 655 rejected ballots.'

Several members voted TWICE‼️

SEVERAL could be 655

Several members voted TWICE‼️

The full result published at 11:15

11:15

There was a 72.8% turnout by the 131,680 Conservative Party members who voted, the 1922 Committee chair announces.

Kemi Badenoch was the winner with 53,806 votes, while Robert Jenrick received 41,388.

Kemi Badenoch WON.

From a miserable choice.

From a miserable choice.

The Tories left the Country on it's knees‼️

Remember ICI ...huge UK giant broken up.

100% and 50% tariffs have now introduced on Chinese EV's, by the EU and USA.

Not sure which is which.

Back in the mid 60's when I was a computer operator using punched paper tape, INTEL and Big Blue (IBM) were the giants of the computer World.

How the mighty have fallen.

Bit like Putin's Russia.☠️

There was over 120 unfunded projects in that £22B black hole.

Including both Tory budget NI tax cuts, the Horizon post office payouts and the terrible contaminated blood scandal payouts.

However, it is important to put the latest market movements in context.

Since Wednesday the effective interest rate on government borrowing has gone up by just under a quarter of a percentage point and the pound had gone down by less than a percentage point.

The moves are about a tenth of the size of those seen after the mini-Budget, which was delivered by Kwasi Kwarteng while Liz Truss was prime minister.

For example, the pound is down 0.8% against the dollar, to a two-month low.

By this stage after the mini-Budget it was down 8% against the dollar - to an all-time low.

There has also been a wider rise in borrowing costs over the past month, but that has been a global movement, led by the US.

The jump in how much the government has to pay to borrow is a signal that investors regard lending it money as being a bigger risk.

BEEB

Looting and power cuts. Must be utter chaos.

Https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cgk1m7g73ydt

This is rolling news with amazing pics and video clips.

Very detailed with over 200 dead

"As a debt-free, cashflow positive business with superior operating margins (more than 20%), we initiate at outperform with a 685p price target, which reflects around 17x 2025E EV/EBITDA."

and the price promptly drops.....

Volatile markets......due to recent IHT changes?

CMC Markets goes into the land of the long white cloud with a tie up with ASB Bank.