Jamie P-Jones
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Rory McIlroy @whoop data highlights: -4 straight days of green recoveries Thursday to Sunday (89%, 79%, 94%, 87%) -Resting HR of 47-49 bpm (elite!) -24K steps on Sunday -HR spike of 135 bpm on 18th tee -HR drop of 105 bpm for tap in putt -HR of 150 bpm for celebration
Exclusive from @benclatworthy Rachel Reeves is preparing to announce a limited package of support for energy bills over the summer and is instead focused on a more significant bailout in the winter The chancellor believes support for households who use gas for heating can wait until the autumn. The energy bill price cap, set by Ofgem, the regulator, is expected to jump by about £330 in July, forecasts suggest. That means average household bills will hit £1,972, according to Cornwall Insight, a consultancy. Treasury officials said Reeves was expected to allow this to go ahead. She believes the picture will be clearer by autumn and any support package should be introduced when gas consumption jumps with the arrival of colder months Government figures show that households use 78 per cent of their annual gas consumption during the winter thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…
We are in a title race. We are the best team in the league.
In our needs based country, independence from the state is treated as a punishable vice while dependence on the state is treated as a rewardable virtue.
@ScottGoetz_ The £1 Hampton Court Palace ticket list sent me LOOPY. It is everywhere. Master key benefits that unlock a hundred others
"It’s an amazing scheme and I’m fully behind it" Tom Kerridge spoke to Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden to discuss changes to the Youth Guarantee - including a foundation apprenticeship for the hospitality industry ow.ly/sT5050YuEnA
“For me it was a penalty.” Martin Keown gives his verdict on the decision that led to Arsenal’s spot kick. @tntsports & @discoveryplusUK
'We have a duty to them, and they have duty to the rest of the country to pay their taxes.' @EdwardJDavey gives @AndrewMarr9 his views on protecting Brits living in Dubai.
We rightly expect our Armed Forces to protect British citizens abroad. So it’s right that tax exiles should pay UK tax like the rest of us, whether they’re right-wing political pundits or washed-up footballers.
Welfare spending set to rise by £18billion this year to £333billion, before hitting an eye-watering £407billion in 2030/31. Gulp..
