Hearing Ed was only so into watching it because someone said he would see Black Rod.

Surprised they let Liz Truss attend considering she basically killed the queen.

Homegrove the UK spends about £1.9bn a week on benefits for people of working age. Over a year that works out at more than one third of the GDP of Finland.

If there are people struggling in the UK, mate, it’s not because of a lack of handouts.

      C_J if only they worked harder, and were not so fucking lazy they wouldn’t need handouts.

          I’ve had to turn it off as there now interviewing ex boxer Anton Du Beke.

          Millsy Went to the gym. Fuck that shit.

          Same here, went for a massive ‘disk2’ deltoid work out, but was confronted by Charlie’s dour phizog on every screen. Mercury And Solace sounding the absolute business as ever.

            C_J Deets? Link? How much of that is pensions? What percentage of the populace is it? How does that compare to ten years ago?

                There a street party in the road that you access my road off tomorrow and as luck would have it I’m doing an mtb race tomorrow too so I get to avoid/ignore it

                This AI imagery stuff is a bit shit init.

                Homegrove
                What a fucking cesspit twatter can be. About 3 posts down there’s another bit about Charles contributing 30k to a feed for the homeless.

                Both could be wrong, both could be true. But what people get out of posting shite to prove a ‘point’ is beyond me.

                Not a great mirror on human nature.

                  Amps my source is The Times and therefore behind a paywall but look into it and correct me if I’m wrong.

                  None of it is pensions - this is working age benefits I’m talking about.

                  Don’t know how it compares to 10 yrs ago but it’s “up 52% since the pandemic and by £34bn since Rishi Sunak became Chancellor (which is more than the combined annual budgets of the Home Office and the Foreign Office). “

                  “There are 5.5 million economically inactive people excluding students and retired people. “

                      C_J “There are 5.5 million economically inactive people excluding students and retired people. “

                      Unemployment levels at an all time low though aren’t they?

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