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Size of that 😂
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A truly AWFUL penalty from Lewis Dunk saw Brighton get knocked out to Man City. #BHAFC
For those who missed it 👇👇
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Premier League arrogance of Arsenal. All going mental over a proper football tackle. That softeness would go a long way to explain why they lost.
And of course it's a red card, he tries to knee him in the stomach. It's blatant ffs.
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The best one
Just Eat apologises for AI food mistakes after social media ridicule bbc.in/4jAIj9J
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Does anyone else keep getting AI-generated sponsored tweets that appear to be showing Laura Kuenssberg and Jim Ratcliffe doing some kind of bank heist? 😂
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Incentives and outcomes strike again.
FT decided to dig in to the biggest drag on growth this country has. We have a new record of a 72% marginal tax rate.
If you are evenly remotely above average, it increasingly feels like Britain is not the place for you.
I know many people caught in this. You either need household income closer to £500k or someone to stop working for this to make any sense. Yet again, the middle gets punished for doing the thing that the economy and country functions on (working, having a family).
I try to be optimistic here but I don’t see this being fixed. It’s too small of an issue to be a vote winner and high-risk for any politician who’s trying to appeal to the average earner in third world Britain.
Britain’s £100,000 tax trap ft.trib.al/PozWvDe
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No release clause in the contract #Millwall
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Good news. Investment in infrastructure makes things better. Who knew? We should try it again one day.
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Just insane.
If you told me there’s a country out there which spends more on welfare than infrastructure I’d assume it was a complete failure.
UK spent £1.1 trillion more on benefits than infrastructure since 2006, as Burnham urged to get a grip on welfare bill lbc.co.uk/article/uk-benefit…
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Birmingham's benefits bill: £4.1bn.
Annual cost of operating the UK's nuclear deterrent: ~£3.7bn.
Birmingham is ranked 1 out of total spending for benefits as a local authority at £4.1bn
The benefits bill per resident is £3,521 which has increased by over 25% in just two years!
benefitsdata.uk/mybill?local…
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Find out your benefits bill by clicking the link below
benefitsdata.uk/mybill – at Birmingham, England
