Jack

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Jack

Jack

@_JackBarton

Manchester, England Katılım Temmuz 2009
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Jason Unsworth / The White House 🏠
Very good Prime Minister, my daughters are 10 and 8 years and already are developing an addiction to to iPad and iPhone, including Roblox, not social media yet but games, I am trying to limit their screen time as it’s impacting their behaviour and ability to get to school 🏫 please keep up the good work on this subject!
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Keir Starmer
Keir Starmer@Keir_Starmer·
I know parents are worried about social media and its impact on their children’s safety. They rightly expect fast action. Today, I’m calling on senior leaders from X, Meta, Snap, YouTube and TikTok to step up. I will do whatever it takes to keep children safe online.
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Jack
Jack@_JackBarton·
@Keir_Starmer If parents are worried they should step up and stop their own children not have the state do the job for them
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Jack@_JackBarton·
@joseforsandiego @piersmorgan @realDonaldTrump I agree with some of what trump says but he's completely lost it he said there air defence had gone but then f15 was shot down was it reminds me of Russia with Chernobyl tell them what they want to hear
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Piers Morgan
Piers Morgan@piersmorgan·
This is embarrassing, Delete it, President ⁦@realDonaldTrump⁩ - unless you want everyone to think you’ve lost your marbles.
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Martin Lewis
Martin Lewis@MartinSLewis·
No. The payout including interest will AVERAGE £830. What you get depends on a range of factors (how long your agreement was for and interest rate, which dictate total interest) comparison to prevailing market factors, when it was (longer ago more compensatory interest etc) payout likely anywhere from a few hundred to well over £1,000. :)
RangersLoyal2020@cameron19900407

@MartinSLewis @TheFCA So does this mean the payouts will be the £830 plus interest?

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Jack@_JackBarton·
@MartinSLewis Is this going to take into account people who overpaid and therefore reduced the amount of interest paid or will it all be done one the fixed initial contract example took out the loan for 5 years but overpaid therefore completely paid it off in 4
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Jack@_JackBarton·
@Keir_Starmer If you are always going to do what's best for the national interest why do you make it pay not to work?
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Keir Starmer
Keir Starmer@Keir_Starmer·
I will always make decisions that are in the national interest. It’s why we aren’t getting dragged into the Middle East conflict, and why we are fighting to protect your living standards. And while opposition parties have responded by dividing communities, we respond with hope and pride. Pride in our communities, and the hope of a country that’s better for our children. That’s what we’re fighting for. Vote Labour on Thursday 7 May.
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Donna Sinclair
Donna Sinclair@DonnaShrimpton2·
@MartinSLewis If you work in Local Gov your lucky to see an agreement for your pay rise until December! Its always an insult too, given how much other public sector workers get i.e teachers, nurses etc. We are the forgotten ones....
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Martin Lewis
Martin Lewis@MartinSLewis·
Today's Poll: Are you an employee, if so is your pay due to rise next month, April? Which of these is CLOSEST to your situation PS If you get a rise at other times in the year then the answer is no. This is about how many people see an April increase.
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Rachel Reeves
Rachel Reeves@RachelReevesMP·
My economic plan is the right one for Britain. 📉 Inflation falling faster than expected 💷 Borrowing forecast to be the lowest in 6 years 📈 Families £1,000+ a year better off after inflation Building a strong and secure economy and making working people better off.
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Josephine Jones
Josephine Jones@bopping_along·
@LauraTrottMP @MartinSLewis @KemiBadenoch Why is this only about plan 2. I am on plan 1 where I have to pay till I'm 65years old! Where the threshold has been much lower. I borrowed £19,000 owe over £20,000. I'm going to pay 9% for all my working life!
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Martin Lewis
Martin Lewis@MartinSLewis·
Interesting meeting and engaged conversation today with @KemiBadenoch, @LauraTrottMP and her team (of Plan 2 loan holders). We chatted for an hour about the system & options and hopefully something positive will come of it. Good to talk to the opposition as most of my meets are usually with ministers. For me, in the short term the most important thing is the govt reverse its freeze of the repayment threshold.
Kemi Badenoch@KemiBadenoch

Returned the favour and 'ambushed' @MartinSLewis in my office today with a group of graduates suffering under Plan 2 loan repayments! But good on him for coming over to Parliament for round 2 of our debate on my plan to cut interest rates on student loans. Martin and I don't agree on everything - but we know that graduates are being shafted by the current system, and we both care enough to try and change it. And unlike Keir Starmer, Martin is willing to listen. Once again Starmer didn't answer any of my questions on student loans earlier today in PMQs. It's because the PM knows that under his government graduates are getting poorer and job opportunities are disappearing. Labour have no plan for young people. I do.

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Keir Starmer
Keir Starmer@Keir_Starmer·
I am concerned to hear of the incident at Manchester Central Mosque last night. I know this will be worrying for Muslim communities, especially during Ramadan, a time of peace and reflection. My thanks go to the volunteers and emergency services for their quick response. We have provided up to £40 million funding for additional security at mosques, Muslim schools and community centres, and will continue to act to ensure communities are able to live without fear.
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Jack
Jack@_JackBarton·
@RachelReevesMP Tell that to my niece who has spent 4 hours in hospital without even a traige
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Rachel Reeves
Rachel Reeves@RachelReevesMP·
Rebuilding Britain takes time. But thanks to the decisions we've made NHS waiting lists are falling. Inflation is falling. Interest rates are falling. The conditions for the economy to grow are there. With Keir as our Prime Minister we are turning the country around.
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Sandra
Sandra@Goksan66·
@MartinSLewis @itvMLshow For 2nd marriages in later life, is there a way of protecting assets to ensure the home, for example, is protected against potential care costs for the party who hasn't contributed towards buying it. In other words protecting the Estate for the benefit of adult children.
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Martin Lewis
Martin Lewis@MartinSLewis·
Is it financially worth getting married (or becoming civil partners) & if you do, how to you max the benefit? That's @itvMLshow next week. Got questions on inheritance tax, marriage tax allowance, moving assets, wills etc. Ask by reply or email the team at martinlewis@itv.com
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Jack
Jack@_JackBarton·
@eddyhuttory @BladeoftheS So Every single film TV series must have someone disabled in it? And how do you know there wasn't people disabled in the films (not all disabilities are visible you know
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Theoriginaltoryvillageidiot@eddyhuttory·
@BladeoftheS I think she created a world for children that is purely sterile for a world ln the late 20th early 21st century. E.g disability .Apart from Alistair Moody who came by his dissibilities in fights with other wizards ,Rowling seems to of created a world where disabilities ......
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BladeoftheSun
BladeoftheSun@BladeoftheS·
The only thing that happened to JK Rowling is she levelled up from a bigot to a billionaire bigot. It is quite evident in Harry Potter what her real views were even though she did everything she could to try hide them.
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Jack@_JackBarton·
@MartinSLewis Go up with labours chaos it hasn't had an effect yet
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Martin Lewis
Martin Lewis@MartinSLewis·
Today's Poll: The Bank of England will announce its latest Base Rate decision today. In Dec it cut rates from 4% to 3.75%. Where do you think the base rate will be at the end of this year?
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Jack
Jack@_JackBarton·
@BladeoftheS Fancy having a business to make a profit what exactly do you? take handouts? Where are you stealing that from the working person?
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BladeoftheSun
BladeoftheSun@BladeoftheS·
The £200 limit on shoplifting is to be removed, allowing police to go after all shop thefts. In other news all the supermarkets now make £3 more profit on every £200 you spend in them compared to before 2021. Who are the real thieves, why don't the Government go after them?
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Muck Savage
Muck Savage@FOcaolte·
@RTHindle @BladeoftheS Thats what we want. You no longer are useful to us. Defend yourselves. We will do a deal with Russia to look the other way. Its been done before
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BladeoftheSun
BladeoftheSun@BladeoftheS·
Donald Trump is threatening to leave NATO. Excellent, good riddance, get on your bike.
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Jack@_JackBarton·
@nearlymad_x @tractorboy70 @BladeoftheS America didn't enter ww2 until 2 years later by which time Germany had lost over 300,000–400,000 troops, primarily on the Eastern Front, while Japan had sustained over 100,000–200,000 casualties in China and the Pacific
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Pio Cat
Pio Cat@Pio_Cat·
Funny how you didn’t lose WWII and were never seriously threatened by the Soviet’s. And, you haven’t started killing each other, which seemed to have been your favorite sport for millennia. Let’s have a test. Let’s have the US get out of NATO for 10 years. Then we can come in and buy the ruins that remain of Europe after you guys do what you do best . . . Die.
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Jack@_JackBarton·
@cupcake7166 @jonburkeUK @Keir_Starmer 1960: ~70.6 – 71.1 years 1970: ~71.7 – 72 years 1980: ~73 – 74 years 1990: ~75 – 76 years 2000: ~77 – 78 years 2010: ~79 – 81 years 2020-22: ~78.6 (Male), ~82.6 (Female)
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Jack@_JackBarton·
@cupcake7166 @jonburkeUK @Keir_Starmer You saying we were healthier back in the industrial revolution as opposed today please tell that to the average life expectancy
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Keir Starmer
Keir Starmer@Keir_Starmer·
I know things are tough right now, and I know people are feeling the pressure. That’s why my priority is to tackle the cost of living. Our Warm Homes Plan will upgrade millions of homes across the country with proper insulation to lower bills and help with the cost of living.
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