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Professor Jonathan Portes gives the latest insight into the economic state of the UK
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Zia Yusuf CONDEMNS the Tories for ‘unleashing the biggest wave of mass migration ever seen!’
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Zia Yusuf delivers a scathing critique of both the Conservative and Labour parties, accusing them of failing the British public on immigration and foreign aid. In this explosive segment, the Reform UK Home Affairs spokesperson claims the country has experienced “the biggest wave of untrammelled mass immigration ever seen,” placing the blame squarely on successive governments.
Yusuf outlines why Reform UK is launching a new inquiry into what he calls the “Boriswave,” arguing that border policies under recent leadership have left the UK exposed. He raises concerns about public safety, national priorities, and whether the current system is truly serving the interests of the British people.
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WATCH: ‘DELUDED’ Ed Miliband TORCHED as ‘DANGEROUS’ over Labour North Sea drilling blocks
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In this week’s Chopper’s Political Podcast, Christopher Hope is joined by Tom Harwood and Katherine Forster to examine the growing debate around the UK state pension and the “triple lock.”
With Reform UK now joining other major parties in backing the policy, the discussion explores why the triple lock remains politically untouchable, despite rising concerns over its long-term cost. The panel breaks down how the system works, why it was introduced, and how it has helped reduce pensioner poverty, while also raising questions about fairness between generations.
They also look at the mounting financial pressures facing the UK, including the rising cost of pensions, slow economic growth, and an ageing population. Could the triple lock become unsustainable in the future? And if so, what alternatives might be considered?
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BREAKING: Rachel Reeves HITS OUT at President Trump over the Iran war – ‘Very frustrated and angry’
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BREAKING: Chancellor Rachel Reeves has hit out at President Trump and the US administration following strikes against Iran, describing the move as “folly” and revealing she was left “very frustrated and angry.” Her comments have sparked fresh debate over the global and economic consequences of escalating tensions in the Middle East.
In this segment, Kevin Maguire, co-host of the Pierce vs Maguire podcast, reacts to Reeves’ strong remarks and unpacks what this could mean for the UK economy. From rising energy prices to market instability, the fallout of the Iran conflict could have far-reaching implications for households and businesses alike.
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@paulslater9061
December 25, 2023 at 12:42 pm
The country's in turmoil we know that
@luisluis5306
December 25, 2023 at 12:42 pm
i cant stand tom
@uingaeoc3905
December 25, 2023 at 12:42 pm
SACK HARWOOD NOW.
@stephfoxwell4620
December 25, 2023 at 12:42 pm
We are in an economic state. A total mess.
£2,650 billion of National debt, £1,900 billion of personal debt, £1,200 billion of corporate debt, £150 billion of student debt, £840 billion of QE money printing.
35% of wealth held by 1% of people.
@karlmunford7000
December 25, 2023 at 12:42 pm
The West's response to Covid… that's the problem but it's a great opportunity for the Remoaners to blame the Brexit they weary themselves to sabotage.
@adrianrouse5148
December 25, 2023 at 12:42 pm
Normally when a lot of money is borrowed it causes a rise in interest rates. Why did this not happen with the vast covid borrowing. ??? For 18 months the interest rate stayed low. Are we now playing catch up ??.. who benefitted from this. And how was this allowed to happen.
@gerrytowie9618
December 25, 2023 at 12:42 pm
The levling up has been a joke from the start….applying mainly to the South/South East.
@Iazzaboyce
December 25, 2023 at 12:42 pm
'The West' should not have involved itself in Ukraine. It's a matter for the people who live on the disputed land and nobody believes those people want to be with Ukraine. This has been going on since 2014 – there are around 9 million Russian speakers there and the Ukraine government banned Russian language in education, on TV and in employment – this is 'ethnic cleansing'. The West is pouring petrol on this and has created a bloody war which has killed hundreds of thousands and ruined the lives of millions – and then we complain about 'high heating costs'.
@mrhead8175
December 25, 2023 at 12:42 pm
Until fractional reserve banking ends it doesnt matter who governs the country the problems will remain.
The real problem remains never mentioned for a very good reason, the ones that benefit are very rich and very powerful.
These are the people who own the media who dictate policy, the ones who controls the money supply, the real masters of the universe.
@kristinabelievesinfairies
December 25, 2023 at 12:42 pm
21 comments yet can only see 1??
@sirbasilflapjack671
December 25, 2023 at 12:42 pm
You can save money on petrol (and save the environment) by replacing your back wheels with monster truck wheels. That way you'll be permanently driving downhill and cutting your fuel consumption.
@dannyblanchflower1882
December 25, 2023 at 12:42 pm
Portes is a WEF globalist. Blair's chief economic advisor back in the day.