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https://www.ft.com/content/2d13dcb0-42c2-11ea-a43a-c4b328d9061c
I thought brexit was going to unleash Britain after we get all that money back. Ha what did people expect. Well we have to pay for the big corps somehow.
But wait on didnt Saj declare the end of Austerity.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49577250
The government has declared it has "turned the page on austerity" as it set out plans to raise spending across all departments.
So to RWR, lies do matter, now who will you blame this on? Yourselves hopefully, you suckers.
Boris Johnson has ordered all cabinet ministers to identify cuts of at least 5 per cent to their Whitehall department budgets, telling them to consider axing programmes that do not improve health, fight crime or tackle regional inequalities.
A letter jointly signed by the prime minister and chancellor Sajid Javid tells ministers that budgets remain extremely tight, even after a decade of austerity in public services.
Cabinet ministers have been told to identify possible cuts of at least 5 per cent in their day-to-day current budgets and to name 10 projects that could be scrapped in this autumn’s comprehensive spending review led by the Treasury.
I thought brexit was going to unleash Britain after we get all that money back. Ha what did people expect. Well we have to pay for the big corps somehow.
But wait on didnt Saj declare the end of Austerity.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49577250
The government has declared it has "turned the page on austerity" as it set out plans to raise spending across all departments.
So to RWR, lies do matter, now who will you blame this on? Yourselves hopefully, you suckers.
Boris Johnson has ordered all cabinet ministers to identify cuts of at least 5 per cent to their Whitehall department budgets, telling them to consider axing programmes that do not improve health, fight crime or tackle regional inequalities.
A letter jointly signed by the prime minister and chancellor Sajid Javid tells ministers that budgets remain extremely tight, even after a decade of austerity in public services.
Cabinet ministers have been told to identify possible cuts of at least 5 per cent in their day-to-day current budgets and to name 10 projects that could be scrapped in this autumn’s comprehensive spending review led by the Treasury.
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