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Post by Boxer6 on Jun 11, 2019 17:40:16 GMT
Mind you, R4 had one of his supporting MPs on yesterday morning and they were waffling on about Boris overturning Gordon Brown's 'stealth tax' which seemed ridiculous given that would've been imposed prior to GB becoming PM 12 years ago and the Tories surely having had loads of time to remove it if they really had the will. ....and the current financial state of the country with ever increasing NHS costs, an ageing population, real Brexit uncertainty and a feeling of insecurity/instability is not the best foundation on which to build massive fiscal promises. But then Boris has never been too bothered about facts when he's blathering on about something. FYP
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Post by racingteatray on Jun 11, 2019 17:53:09 GMT
I am currently at a global finance industry conference in Barcelona (where it is also currently tipping it down) and the last session of the day today was a discussion with the chief global political analyst from one of the big international banks.
She had lots of interesting things to say on lots of topical issues from Trump and China to EU reform and more besides, but as regards Brexit she seemed pretty certain that the likeliest outcomes at this point in proceedings were a further extension on 31 October followed by a general election that the Tories will be unable to avoid, quite possibly as a result of a vote of no confidence in Parliament.
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