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[joe say] 09/6/2021 07:47

It'll be painted on the ground - easier to view when kneeling

[xxxxxy] 09/6/2021 07:46

Recovery is underwayJUNE 9, 2021 17 COMMENTS       With Brexit behind us and Covid calmed by a comprehensive vaccination programme  which most people welcomed, the U.K. economy is set to grow quickly from here. The U.K. is forecast by international bodies to grow faster this year than the EU. Sterling has risen against the dollar, the Euro and the yen following our exit from the EU.        The U.K. authorities have provided a much smaller monetary and fiscal stimulus than the USA relative to the size of the economy. Money growth has been running at half the US level. The Treasury in the U.K. is planning big cuts in the deficit in future years whilst the US President is planning two more $2trillion packages of extra  spending. The Congress may water that down, as some are becoming alarmed by the scale and duration of the planned debt build up and by the inflationary forces unleashed by  the twin stimuli.In the U.K. the Bank of England needs to avoid premature tightening before recovery is well set. The Treasury needs to speed up ending the special expenditures on companies to cushion the blows of anti pandemic policy, whilst getting us back to work promptly from June 21. Furlough needs to end. Many of the jobs will be there again. Where jobs are lost there will be plenty of new job opportunities as the whole economy opens up and employers seek people to get things done and the orders dispatched.There are already too many shortages needing more recruitment and more investment. We are short of cement and semiconductors, of HGV drivers and of chefs, of electricity capacity and of home grown fruit and vegetables. I have been asking Ministers to work with business to tackle these shortages urgently, to cut inflationary pressures and create more better paid jobs. There are plenty of opportunities for business creation and expansion as the U.K. embarks on its most rapid and substantial recovery ever recorded. Government needs to make sure the public sector responds by cutting tax rates, granting necessary permissions, negotiating good trade deals and spending its budgets wisely using U.K. suppliers wherever possible..... John Redwood

[asa8] 09/6/2021 06:50

Can’t believe the Oxford students are going to take down the queens portrait maybe there going to put a picture of Lenny Henry up

[johncasey] 08/6/2021 23:21

massive,massive rocket coming...block energy here we are guys...BLOCK ENERGY podcast with paul heywood and
ZAK MIR

[minerve 2] 08/6/2021 23:16

Noddy!

How is it going?

LOL!

[jl5006] 08/6/2021 21:27

Land of hope and glory - once
Unions fkuced the jobs
Thatcher taught them a lesson
Lesson not learned by B liar
Dont even mention Major.
Now we have president Doris - following on from would be bliar.
U cant manage anything Doris - u become more of a prat every day . Stay out of sport FGS
Nothing u do has a merit point - u are surrounded by lesser lifes in TEN D ST.

I can but hope that PRA stays away from the the interim divi - we need a payout

[k38] 08/6/2021 20:19

Michel Barnier admits Brexit is 'failure of the EU Brexit is a "failure of the European Union", Brussels' chief negotiator admitted today..."It's a warning, Brexit, and it's a failure – a failure of the European Union. "And we have to learn lessons from it as politicians here in the European Parliament, in Council, in the Commission, in all of the capitals."Why did 52% of the British vote against Europe? There are reasons for that – social anger and tension which existed in many regions in the UK but also in many regions of the EU"(I like this..."but also in many regions of the EU".)"Our duty is to listen and understand the feelings of the people."Anger shouldn't be confused with populism", said Mr Barnier, urging the EU to do "everything to respond to that".He admitted it was a failure of the European Union.Read MoreMEP Andreas Schieder, who led the European Parliament foreign affairs committee's work on the UK-EU deal, said: "Brexit is bad for Europe"

[diku] 08/6/2021 19:36

Exactly...the inflation parameters mechanism are much wider than we think...it has to suit their agenda...



cant see inflation getting out of control[ does not fit the master plan]

[maxk] 08/6/2021 18:18

It didnt look like a miss to me ..



The presidential administration said there had been an attempt to strike Mr Macron, and the local prefecture told French media the slap had been dodged. Mr Macron continued his visit as planned, the Elysée palace told The Telegraph.

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