Her 'misleading the markets' and misrepresenting the OBR isn't going away in a hurry. I wouldn't be surprised to see a resignation next week.
How’s Rachael from accounts getting on…..
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Her 'misleading the markets' and misrepresenting the OBR isn't going away in a hurry. I wouldn't be surprised to see a resignation next week.
She's being grilled by Kuenssberg on that at the moment.
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Can’t even get her chess championship win right.
news.sky.com
Reeves between a rook and a hard place after claims she 'made up' chess championship
The chancellor's opponents say the Treasury queen has become a pawn - but it's too soon to tell if the chess attack is a checkmate or a stalemate.
UK inflation rate rises to 3.4% in year to December - live updates
Inflation, which measures the rate of price increases over time, remains above the Bank of England's 2% target.
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Someone trying to live on interest before burning their pension pot, gets totally screwed with inflation and the new savings tax.
"...driven by tobacco and air fares...." In other words, felt by the stupid and those with the ability to pay. Not daft our RachUK inflation rate rises to 3.4% in year to December - live updates
Inflation, which measures the rate of price increases over time, remains above the Bank of England's 2% target.
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"The rise marked the first acceleration in five months and reflected higher prices in food, transport, alcohol and tobacco ."
People who need to eat.
Prices rarely go down. You know that. Clever girl our Rach.
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You understand that inflation is the rate of the rise, not the rise.
...was expected.
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Only 55% above target
Given that we import up to 50% of our food, part of the UK electorate (particularly those who find it hardest to make ends meet) should have thought about that before voting to devalue the pound
Was expected.Only 55% above target
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So you set a target and then deliberately take steps to go in the opposite direction. good job.
I guess its true, we expected Labour to screw the economy and they are delivering.
I guess its true, we expected Labour to screw the economy and they are delivering.
