It’s funny how every Chancellor of every government ignores the blatant corporate tax avoidance using subsidiaries, royalty and interest loan payments.

They never moved with the times apart from the Pepsi dispenser having different flavours. The salad bar was an embarrassment. The pizzas are mediocre at best with prices too high.

This is a debate that’s been ongoing for decades. Investigations into supermarket pricing cartels and monopolies all coming to the same conclusion that they are completely innocent, nothing-to-see-here.

So far the introduction of foreign stores such as Aldi and Lidl has had a better effect on the problem of Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda (Morrisons will probably be taken over before long).

This Is the first I’ve ever heard of Amazon Fresh.

Trump shouts and our PM is asking how high.

I can see Trump demanding the UK, and others, to implement his policies or threaten with tariffs. There’s another 3 years at least of this shit.

What’s to consider?

Training as in “how to shoot 6 year old children whilst they scramble for food”. Here.

Disgraceful.

Apparently it wasn’t a static image it was a ten minute movie of images of Trump, Epstein, Maxwell, Prince Nonce Andrew and expose interviews.

Well done.

Prime Ministers are very good at that.

To put it into perspective, the LibDem’s have 72 sitting MP’s whereas Reform has 4 one of which is a populist mouthy cunt.

Sounds rather like Boris Johnson.

Could it have anything to do with privatisation of child care services?

Someone has to pay for his multimillion pay!

Big pharma crying because they can’t rip off British customers/patients as they do in the USA. They see the NHS as having too much purchasing power.

They’re giving the Tories a run for the prize title of Nasty Party.

It’s like Brexit all over again with the same antagonist stirring trouble.

We’ve been ruled by fuckwits since 2010 at the very latest.

Next up will be the embarrassment that is RFK Jr making a speech.

Has there been a politician that’s gone 0-to-controversial quicker than this after being elected?

"The Lewes Pound – the UK’s final surviving local currency – is being officially discontinued after 16 years of circulation, amid the rise in card and digital payments resulting in lack of demand for cash, including local alternatives.

Sunday 31 August was the last day the currency, which worked like a voucher, was valid in participating shops and businesses in the East Sussex town, marking the end of a bold experiment in community economics.

Launched in 2008 as a response to global financial instability and environmental concerns, the Lewes Pound was designed to encourage support of local business in Lewes. At its peak, over 100 shops accepted the currency, and it became a symbol of grassroots resilience and sustainability."