Labour policy is being celebrated by Tommy Robinson.
That's it.
That's all you ever need to say to explain who Labour are.
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Labour policy is being celebrated by Tommy Robinson.
That's it.
That's all you ever need to say to explain who Labour are.
Not everyone is unhappy about the Government's descent into anti-refugee politics
When it comes to illegal migration, everyone should read this poem that features in 'Good Economics for Hard Times' in which Duflo & Banerjee debunk some of the myths about migration. It's an incredibly powerful poem: www.amnesty.ie/wp-content/u... #EconSky podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/s...
Shabana Mahmood tells Sunday Times it should take 20 years for somebody granted refugee status in UK to secure permanent status (ie, reapply 6 times) if came without permission.
Paper says Denmark has toughest settlement timeline (8 years) but UK govt wants longer
The home secretary is planning to introduce a 20-year wait for permanent stay to end a ‘golden ticket’ for asylum seekers
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The question should be, ‘tell me one thing you do like?’.
How has it run riot?
It gives them an excuse to break yet another British made institution for ideological reasons. Thatcher snowballed it. Next it’s the NHS.
Negative externalities of production. An easy tax win, surely? If there are different tax rates on alcohol levels (& it seems to be working - see Carling this week and the 3.4% shift) then size of vehicles can also be taxed differently for the harm they do. #EconSky
Trigger warning.
“In crashes, SUVs are more likely to strike vital organs in the core of adults’ bodies & heads of children. Hitting pedestrians above their center of gravity means they’re more likely to be knocked forward & down and then be driven over.”
Plus more likely to hit in the 1st place.
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First-year vehicle excise duty is a fraction of that in countries such as France and the Netherlands
Our government should tax SUVs at a higher rate. Have they done something like this in France? I think that heavier cars must be contributing to the increase in potholes so they should be taxed more for that reason alone.
Is this a joke?