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Chris.@CSaltroad1·
I'm #SNPBecause there are absolutely no similarities in these pictures. Not at all. None. #nowayhosie
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Alan Smith
Alan Smith@AlanJLSmith·
The stock price of @nvidia has compounded at about 40% a year since IPO in 1999. $10,000 invested then would be worth $35m+ today. And yet, during that period, it collapsed: - 90% during the dot-com bubble - 75% during the Global Financial Crisis - 70% during semiconductor downturns - 50% in 2022 alone But all you had to do to enjoy a 40% annual return - was to not sell! As Warren Buffet said, “The market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.”
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@rec777777 @jbhearn The EU is the organisation that kicked a continent to death for the sake of a currency
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Professor John Hearn
Labour has just woken up to the fact that they will have to use the euro if they return to the EU as I explained several weeks ago.
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Cooper’s Left Peg@coopers_left·
If anyone knows the maniac driving black BMW DA67 KXE on Kingston bridge today at 1-50 pm let them know @PoliceScotland will be in touch shortly.
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The Jackal…@ToonDazza·
Dear @NicolaSturgeon - if my other half had embezzled over £400,000.00 I think I might have known something wasn’t right………
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Simon Jones@SimonJonesNews·
231 migrants in three boats crossed the Channel yesterday.  More than 900 people have arrived in the past three days - with calm and warm conditions at sea.
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Chris.@CSaltroad1·
@karlmac1 @DouglasCarswell I think RBS was probably unavoidable due to the sheer volume of payments that were handled through them. HBOS? Nah.
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Mayor Jacob Frey
Mayor Jacob Frey@MayorFrey·
Today, we remember George Floyd, who was murdered by a former Minneapolis police officer six years ago.   That moment changed our city forever.
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Tom Harris 🇬🇧@MrTCHarris·
"I once spent £400,000 of other people's money on jewellery, cosmetics and a campervan and my wife didn't know anything about it."
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Andy Burnham
Andy Burnham@AndyBurnhamGM·
Thank you to the @DailyMail for their help with my campaign. 🙏🏻 Yes I do think we should tax landowners who allow their land to be turned into illegal waste dumps, like Bickershaw. 👍🏻
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Matt Casey 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧
We all remember this murder but I’ve never seen this photo before.🙁 A tiny argument but you don’t carry a knife around and stab people for nothing and call it self defence, especially after previous senseless knife attacks before.🤬 This CCTV image shows the moment Lee Pomeroy (grey hair, no hood) first encountered the man who would murder him minutes later as he travelled from Guildford to London Waterloo with his 14-year-old son on 4 January 2019. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…
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Liam Halligan
Liam Halligan@LiamHalligan·
No wonder unemployment hit 5.5pc in March, up from 4.2pc when Labour took office in July 2024, with youth unemployment at an 11-year high. And no wonder the Bank of England is now warning of “second-round effects” from higher wage costs and employment taxes. Struggling with increased overheads, firms are passing higher staff costs on to consumers, with workers demanding higher wages in turn. We’re on the cusp of a 1970s-style “wage-price-spiral”, which would turbocharge UK inflation – and that is largely this government’s fault. Britain’s cost-of-living crisis is unfortunately about to intensify, with food price inflation soaring to 8-10pc by the end of this year according to Food and Drink Federation, as the lagged impact of disruptions to energy and fertiliser supplies, as well as global shipping, hit worldwide markets. That will do serious political damage, given that poorer households spend a higher share of their income on food, while trying to cope with increasingly expensive fuel. And yet higher inflation also means that government borrowing costs will rise further, as Britain’s international creditors demand higher yields to lend, just as Labour’s increasingly indulgent leadership contest pushes the party further to the left. Yet the government already borrowed £24.3bn last month – the highest April borrowing figure ever, outside of the Covid pandemic. That's equivalent to roughly half the entire amount of council tax collected across the UK during the last fiscal year – and, amidst runaway welfare spending, that's been put on tick, in a single month, adding to our already huge national debt. Yet faced with increasing public discontent due to spiralling food and energy prices, Labour will find it even harder to borrow and spend over the coming months, in a bid to keep voters onside. 🧵5/6
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Superdry@drbobfossil·
@toryboypierce @AndyBurnhamGM Net migration down (48%) Immigration down (20%) Emigration down (6%) Asylum applications down (12%) Returns and deportations up (7%) Arrivals by small boat down (41%) - 1st Jan - 20th May
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Andrew Pierce
Andrew Pierce@toryboypierce·
Hundreds of illegal migrants crossed the Channel over the weekend. What is @AndyBurnhamGM response? Wave them in? Wring his hands in despair? We need to know
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