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Blaming everything on Brexit – or on the Government’s failure to take advantage of the opportunities of it – ignores our economic reality.More defence spending? Fine, but Sunak needs to tell us where the money is coming from.
The public would have to pay the price for extra defence spending, but it’s far from clear they’re ready for that kind of sacrifice,We simply can no longer be arsed to pretend we have clean homes – a trend I can finally get on board with, TikTok users are tripping over themselves to show us the mess they are literally tripping over in their living rooms on a daily basis As the prize ceremony recognises mantra music for the first time,Seán Johnson, the lead singer of New Orleans-based Seán Johnson & The Wild Lotus Band to beat the drum for policies they are backing that are popular across the party.
Members of the shadow Cabinet have been banned from making any pledges until the proposals have been signed off by Sir Keir Starmer The full list of every Premier League done deal as the January transfer window deadline passesAnthony Gordon has joined Newcastle from Everton It’s a question that has divided society for millennia . Should you let your beloved pet sleep on your bed?what goes on their duvets, and how unhygienic it really is.
While the general consensus is that sleeping with a pet is not good for your sleep, for many pet owners, the pros to co-sleeping with an animal outweigh the potential health hazards
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Wednesday's mass walkout a 'mini-lockdown' as Sunak urged to break deadlock to save economyModelling by the Centre for Economics and Business Research shows the direct cost of the single day's action will be £94m, with a further estimated £100m hit to hospitality sectors as footfall vanishes
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Ambulance workers to strike on 10 FebruaryThousands of staff across five services in England will walkout in protest over pay.
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Uber drivers set to strike in Valentine's Day protest over payA 48-hour walkout looks set to go ahead in Manchester
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