Abolition of two-child cap is best viewed as a correction than an increase.
Total welfare spending in Britain in 2025-26 is estimated to be 10.8 per cent of GDP.
That's just 0.8 per cent of GDP higher than in 2007-08, and total welfare spending has actually fallen fallen by 1.2 per cent of GDP since 2012-13⤵️
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Abolition of two-child cap is best viewed as a correction than an increase.
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Culture Secretary #LisaNandy tells #Newsnight that politically appointed #BBC board members are a “problem” for public confidence in the broadcaster as a "neutral and independent institution”
Culture Secretary #LisaNandy tells #Newsnight that politically appointed #BBC board members are a “problem” for public confidence in the broadcaster as a "neutral and independent institution”
BBC News article & Media Show prevented from repeating Rutger Bregman’s corruption allegation in its coverage… of whether the BBC censored his speech!
BBC/Trump fallout continues
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BBC News article & Media Show prevented from repeating Rutger Bregman’s corruption allegation in its coverage… of whether the BBC censored his speech!
BBC/Trump fallout continues
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grilled by #BBC's #NickRobinson on lack of UK growth with no mention of #Brexit effects. See 👇🏻Is there still a ban on *serious forensic* discussion of this at #BBC? We’re a trading nation! It’s harder to do business with Portugal than China.
Read the Stanford report:
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grilled by #BBC's #NickRobinson on lack of UK growth with no mention of #Brexit effects. See 👇🏻Is there still a ban on *serious forensic* discussion of this at #BBC? We’re a trading nation! It’s harder to do business with Portugal than China.
What he neglects to admit is that Reform plans to cut £300+ billion from the public services that these "working people" rely on every day.