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When we are all feeling down things will turn around .

GLA

Says a low of £4.7620 did we really go that low ?

@ Andy

Well done . Just got back in from a walk & were in the red was Green when i went out :-(

@ Gate a blip

I fully expect inflation to continue its upward trajectory under this miserable government.

I fully agree

Who Voted These Muppets In ... Not Me

@ Stille

I thought you were speaking French Panmure L'amour 🤣🤣

@ Still

Ok got it joint brokers

@ Stille not sure what you are talking about.

Or are you talking to one's self 🤣

Think they will do well there could take some of Ryanairs customers .

Nice work Andy

gla

Factories suffer worst performance in 18 months as Labour's tax hikes and Trump's trade wars take their toll

Who Voted these 🤡 In not me

He is a 1st class 🤡he ramps up shares he is in & when sold out like when he was in BT he shows up deramping kept banging on that BT would fall to under £1.30 it is sitting @ £1.65

Fecking 1st class 🤡

thanks richeyroo

you didn't spot the ****roach savage on board by any chance he well be the one that no one wants to sit next to

You went to see the Mrs ok but were did you fly to 😂

@ Andy GL

FTSE 100 Live: Stocks lose oomph after mixed economic data

FTSE was well up till that came out .

Even though the US well up so far today they have data coming out tomorrow , so i'm just watching at moment but everyone to there own

gla

@ Stille Waiting for push through £5

That would be nice :🙄 but can't see it today but if we get close i have a small amount to sell.

gla

@ Gate

I can't stand the sight of her

Totally going to feck UK plc but scroungers & migrant will OK

It will be bad for the economy, as companies face the increases in their National Insurance Contributions that are about to kick in. And it will be bad for the rest of us who have to cope with inflation climbing again and taxes rising towards the highest level of national income since the late 1940s.

In fact, it all feels more and more like the 1970s, which was a miserable decade.

We know what has gone wrong, though we will get more detail of that from the Office for Budget Responsibility on Wednesday.

Growth has tanked, and government borrowing has soared. In the first 11 months of the financial year, the Government borrowed £132 billion, £20 billion more than the Chancellor planned last October. The problem is partly higher spending, including the interest on the National Debt, but the real killer for Rachel Reeves is lower-than-forecast tax revenues, now coming in well below expectations. There won't be any more tax increases on Wednesday, but stand by for yet higher taxation in the autumn Budget.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/comment/article-14526147/HAMISH-MCRAE-Chancellors-getting-message-Seventies.html

Flights from Luton & Gatwick up to Scotland still high this weekend then drop back to normal from Monday

Happy days :-)

Rachel Reeves has been warned that Britain’s high streets could be ravaged as flagship stores look to escape her soaring taxes.

In a House of Lords debate yesterday on the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s business rates reforms that will hammer the biggest stores, peers heard that the demise of town and city centres posed a threat to ‘social cohesion’.

‘If the Government continues to increase costs on businesses in the same way as they have begun, there will not be any businesses left on our high streets to tax,’ Baroness Scott of Bybrook told Parliament.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-14520483/Peers-slam-High-Street-tax-raid-House-Lords-votes-spare-stalwarts-like-M-S-higher-rates.html

The Bank of England pointed to the turmoil sparked by US trade tariffs as well as subdued activity in the UK where businesses have been hammered by tax hikes.

who voted these muppets in ............not me

Hope EZJ have extra Cheese Toasties on board for the sold out flights

GLA