Stuart Ingham-Smith

@SkyNews By putting things right that would mean paying the correct amount of tax, plus interest for the "error ", and resigning seeing as that is what he demanded of Rayner. He won't though as he is a massive hypocrite and liar

Reform's Richard Tice 'happy to put things right' over reported £100,000 tax error Read the full story 🔗 trib.al/OZCYxT0

@Haggis_UK Tice hounded Rayner calling her a hypocrite whereas the actual tax dodger calling her out is worse than her trusting the information given to her. Tice should definitely resign or be sacked. Total hypocrisy from Tice and Jenrick

#bbclaurak: The Times is reporting that Richard Tice(Reform MP) failed to pay almost £100k in corporation tax... shouldn't he resign? Robert Jenrick(Reform MP): "He's a very successful businessman... so there is no story... he's paid the tax.." 🤔

@TiceRichard These "technical issues" would be not paying the correct tax through dishonesty or incompetence You hounded Rayner for a simple mistake based on others info You should resign or be kicked out of your party If you do nothing wrong nobody will find anything wrong, unlike here

THE SUNDAY TIMES: A STATEMENT FROM RICHARD TICE MP, DEPUTY LEADER OF REFORM UK   The Sunday Times is still crawling all my business career in the hope of dredging up some more obscure technical issues from years ago. They openly admit their "journalism" is a joint venture with a senior Labour Party activist. This smear campaign is getting ridiculous. As a result, I now appear to have a debenture slot on the front page as they rehash the same old dividend story. The Sunday Times article features assumptions, numbers and dates that are simply incorrect. Like the rest of us, they and their Labour Party tax experts sometimes make mistakes. It is all extremely technical: good luck keeping up. Meanwhile, the Financial Times has been busy calling up former work colleagues and advisers from my past, trying to find some dirt. This is what we, at Reform UK, are now up against.   In a highly successful career spanning 40 years, I have done business in 12 countries across three continents, and been a director of more than 150 companies. I have helped build thousands of homes, creating thousands of jobs and generating hundreds of millions of value for shareholders and investors along with many tens of millions of tax for HMRC. I am very proud of this record. Throughout this career I have taken professional tax advice and have always paid everything that I was advised to pay.   Here’s the reality: tax efficiency is a basic corporate responsibility and duty to shareholders. A long career with multiple businesses is bound to feature some errors. Naturally I am always happy to put things right and if numbers need rechecking, of course I will pay what is owed – be that more or less. It is worth noting that last time my political enemies did this to me, during the Brexit referendum, HMRC concluded that I had significantly overpaid.   It is a measure of Reform UK’s success that Establishment media is coming after me in this way. Senior elements within News UK seem very unhappy about how well we are doing. Doubtless this will not be the last time, and I will not be the last target. Certain journalists are determined to put the worst possible gloss on everything I have done.   Meanwhile they wilfully ignore the highly questionable accounting of millions of pounds in Labour Party Properties Ltd. By any objective measure, this is a much simpler and more shocking story - but we are not in the land of objectivity here.   The relentless effort to tarnish my good name is the kind of behaviour that deters other successful business people from going into politics. The consequences are very real - as we can all see with the current Labour Cabinet, which is entirely devoid of business experience. The result? A flatlining economy and dire public services. All in a nation facing humiliation on the world stage.   After several weeks of this treatment, I won’t be indulging the Sunday Times any further. I am working flat out for my constituents and campaigning for the local elections. If my primary interest were making money, I wouldn’t be giving everything I’ve got to trying to save our country.   PS: It is worth noting that we have the longest tax code in the world at circa 24,000 pages and counting, whereas Hong Kong’s is less than 500 pages.   Richard Tice MP, Deputy Leader, Reform UK

@Zero_4 He might not know about Starmer but we all know that Jenrick is a liar, incompetent, with dodgy tax affairs, as is Johnson. Jenrick one of the worst of the Tories / ex-Tories who ruined everything in the country apart from theirs and their mates bank accounts

“I don’t know whether Starmer is a liar or just grossly incompetent. What I do know is that he is totally unfit to lead this country” Robert Jenrick appeared on national television time & time again to defend the lying and incompetence of Boris Johnson #bbclaurak

@MichaelTakeMP No he was definitely a liar, and definitely mislead parliament on numerous occasions. He was sacked from a number of jobs due to his lies, mislead parliament over Covid rules, Covid parties etc, never mind his lies etc in his personal life

Whatever you think of Boris Johnson, at least we know he WASN’T a liar, nor did he ever mislead Parliament. 🇬🇧

@yehblitzed No, you have never seen the rules applied correctly against Man Utd players before as Fergie had them in his pocket They are not being cheated at all Man Utd fans are just losing the plot because their players are getting treated like everyone else and they are not used to it

I’ve never seen us screwed over and straight up cheated this many times in a season in my whole life There’s something going on

@old_trafford_11 @SkySportsPL Apparently it was just another game for Man Utd, so why are they still crying about it 2 days later, trying to blame everyone else but themselves? Clutching at straws looking for any excuse as to why Leeds deservedly won

@SkySportsPL It was the world cup final and for us was just another game. You could tell in the performance of both teams and the way they celebrated at the end

Leeds fans really pulled out the olés at Old Trafford 🔊

@MUFCDarren_ By “using his elbow “ you mean rested his arm on Casimero’s shoulder, seeing as that is what actually happened. Casimero might be angry, that doesn’t change the actual incident Just because Man Utd lost everyone seems to be looking for excuses, blaming everyone but their team

Calvert-Lewin used his elbow on Casemiro, but the referee didn’t give him a yellow card for it. You can see that Casemiro was angry, we need to investigate that referee now.

@rioferdy5 @RioMeets The Laws of the game say pulling someone's hair is a red card offence He clearly pulled DCL's hair, even if it wasn't for long, so red card is correct Just because Man Utd fans & ex-pros don't understand the laws of the game doesn't make the decision wrong. Cry baby losers 😭

“Violent Conduct” 🤣🤣🤣 Plaiting my kids hair is more violent than what Martinez did! Ffs

@talkSPORT Are you allowed to pull a players hair? NO Is the punishment for pulling someone's hair a red card for violent conduct? YES Did Martinez pulled Calvert-Lewin's hair? YES (Doesn't matter that he let go quickly) Did the ref make the right decision as per the laws of the game? YES

❌ "It's not a red card... That is not violent conduct!" 🤦‍♂️ "Is it a free kick? Yes, but it's not violent conduct!" Ally McCoist insists it was wrong to send off #MUFC's Lisandro Martinez for a hair pull in their loss to #LUFC! 😤

@FabrizioRomano How dare a referee follow the laws of the game and correctly send off a Manchester Utd player for a red card offence Wouldn’t have happened in Fergie’s day Finally referees no longer scared to penalise Manchester Utd at Old Trafford, and how their players/ fans cry about it

🚨 Michael Carrick: “It’s shocking to send off Licha. Shocking”. “One of the WORST decisions I have EVER seen”.

@FabrizioRomano Never known a player who has benefited so much over the years from dubious decisions, cry so much about referees, decisions and anything else when they lose. Such a petulant baby, a poor excuse for a captain.

🚨 Bruno Fernandes: “The rules are different for everyone, applied different for everyone”. “The difference in the yellow cards, you can also see it. It's better that I don't say anything”.

@SkySportsPL He was right, United (Leeds) were too strong for Manchester

🗣️ "I think United will be too strong for Leeds" Roy Keane shares his thoughts ahead of Man Utd vs Leeds ⏳

@M_Shaw1 Shame the officials chose to ignore the Wigan infringements during the match, might have been a different outcome

Massive charges coming out of MRP, with Wigan Warriors losing two players to three-match bans. loverugbyleague.com/post/disciplin…

@WTrinityRL Trinity clearly knock the ball backwards so referee gives "his" team a scrum for a knock on. Officiating so one sided its not funny

40: Try for Wigan, Smith kicks through for Field to score ⚜️⚜️ 16-16 🍒🍒 #UpTheTrin

@WTrinityRL Knocks it down from outside the 22, lands on the line of the 22 but apparently it didn't go forward.

20: Wigan try, Farrell knocks it back to Mago to score for the visitors ⚜️⚜️ 12-4 🍒🍒 #UpTheTrin

@Leedsleeds66 Did he just bow down to Trump regarding his illegal war like the Tory amd Reform leaders wanted to? NO Did he behave like a grown up amd consider the options? YES Was this the right, and brave decision ? YES Was this embarrassing? NO (Unless you are a Tory or Reform leader)

Starmer- The weakest and most embarrassing Prime Minister ever.

@Boro Definitely a penalty, and a silly challenge, but tackle was similar to yesterday's Kilman tackle (foul) on Stach, just not as severe, so why wasn't this a natural coming together? Incompetent (or corrupt) Premier league officials is why

Swansea penalty. ⚪️ 0-1 🔴 '18

@Boro Slightest contact as his hamd brushed his leg, followed by a dive. Even worse that he pretended his leg was hurt.

Swansea have another penalty. ⚪️ 1-1 🔴 '45+2

@Huz_Chosen1 @Jim_Slair You know full well that the majority of these players will miraculously be fit for this weekend’s fixture for Arsenal as their “injuries “ will have magically healed. Simple answer, if you are not fit to play for your country, you shouldn’t be available for your next club match

@Jim_Slair Non of them should be called up to the National Team ever again