You are at the bottom rung. Do try harder. My 11 year old can form arguments better than you.

Healey can relax - I've just found up to £81bn for him - it's in the Public Accounts Committee report, just published. Page 7, paragraph 10. Up to £81bn from fraud and error, pissed up the wall, and a "lack of ambition" by the civil service to deal with it. Meanwhile, Healey is scrabbling around, trying to raise the odd £1bn here and there.

This person can’t do basic research about the debate on wealth taxes last year, where the debate was essentially lost by The Wealth Tax brigade. It took all of 5 seconds to use ChatGPT to get the reference. Why do morons need such spoon feeding?

With clueless Rayner purporting to plan actions to make precious political donations unlawful (she has no chance), some academic references to foundations of the Rule Of Law, and why laws should be prospective. MPs should be made to sit basic exams on lawmaking before being allowed to become an MP.

Sorry to see Mel Stride go.

Once again the Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride appears to forgotten his part in the Tory tax rises, particularly the Loan Charge and IR35/OPW which he pushed through. The Conservatives cannot be trusted whilst he is shadow CX. FYI - I’ve had to screen shot this because he doesn’t allow me to comment on his posts.

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Mel Stride appears to have forgotten about his Governments tax rises. He was responsible for the Loan Charge and IR35 Reforms. Never forget what this man did. Never vote Tory whilst he could be Chancellor. He cannot be trusted.

The FTSE 100 5yr index. Look at it in all its glory. Think of the millions of UK and global jobs created by these firms. Think of all the profits and taxes paid directly and indirectly. Rejoice. Praise. Thank you. Thank you to big firms for your UK contributions. And thank you to the excellent CEOs running these companies.

The effects of the final status ruling in Lutz is now having an impact. Ryanair on the ropes with this one.