Sadly there are lots of Corbyn supporters pushing the “Starmer same as Tories” trope.
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Which proves peoples wages are too low.
It’s terrible the way plumbers only earn £500 a day
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Strangely these 'deprived' families never seem to be wasting away. To the contrary, often they're fatties in plus sized tracksuits and trainers. The irony of their attire isn't lost.
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Except that some children do die because of it. Or did you mean something else?
British Journal of Nursing - Child death and deprivation
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Report: 23% of all child deaths in England could be avoided by reducing poverty
Around 700 child deaths that occur in England each year might be avoided by reducing deprivation, finds a new NHS England-funded report published today [13 May]. The University of Bristol National Child Mortality Database (NCMD)-led analysis identified a clear association between the risk of...
Cheap food aimed at the poor is often high in fat and sugars.
Brexit costs government £40 billion a year in lost tax revenue | ITV News
The evidence increasingly shows that our decision to leave the EU has lifted the price of imported goods, flattened business investment and damaged trade. | ITV National News
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I don't think he knows any. I do, a few and none are fat. In fact in the case of women I would say a tendency to be the opposite way.
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One of the things about the diets of the poor is that the cheapest processed foods often contain copious quantities of bulking materials such as sugar, animal fats and palm oil. Those do tend to make you fat
Brexit 'costing government £40 billion a year' in lost taxes - Latest From ITV News
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It will be quite a few years before dUK can rebuild a trustworthy reputation so that EU would contemplate a rejoin.
Presumably a generation.
There are a lot of Brexers to be cleared out of politics and the media before that will happen.
However, the dUK and the EU will benefit when we get a government that focusses on co-operation with our neighbours and potential partners.
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