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Labour's pledge to reimburse the women affected by the pension change has been costed at £58 billion, but was not budgeted for in their manifesto. "Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell confirmed that the £58billion price tag for the policy did not appear in Labour’s "fully costed" election manifesto ." ...
Pension funds invest their assets in the kind of companies Labour would destroy, so current and future pensioners will be hit. Labour is a disaster for the country in every way.
It seems that businesses are far more worried about Jeremy Corbyn than Brexit, two power firms and two water companies have recently moved their ownership overseas to combat the threat of being snatched by the Marxists. Two of the UK’s largest power companies have quietly transferred the ownership of their British operations to offshore companies to protect themselves against Labour’s ...
"Honda said the move was due to global changes in the car industry and the need to launch electric vehicles, and it had nothing to do with Brexit. "
Off course you are.
Ulterior motive at play here, Lynne?
Let's hope the polls are right and Corbyn doesn't get handed the keys to No 10, if he does then big business will flee the country on December 13th.
I think Nigel is putting country before party to ensure there is the best chance of getting the Tories elected so Brexit happens. Tactical voting will be paramount in this election.
That's great news from the BP, it should ensure Wrigley doesn't get anywhere near Westminster, except as a tourist.
With our grossly unfair voting system, and The Brexit Party polling around 10% there is no chance it will form a government, it will be lucky to get a single MP. We therefore have to accept that there will be no clean Brexit, as much as I would prefer that to happen, and there is going to be a transition with our eventual departure at the end of 2020. If the Tories can secure a decent majority ...