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Agreed, someone keener to turn on the spending taps.

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Quadrupling tax on Audi/BMW drivers, Premiership footballers, Investment *ankers , Torygraph readers, and traffic wardens, should solve things.

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That’s what I like about socialists full of initiative and inventive ideas to simulate growth.

No, time after time after time…..only one idea.

More tax. That’s all they’ve got every time.

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I thought you were a Torygraph reader, Mr K, albeit you don't pay for it like the evil socialist shareholder you are? :D

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And now the doctors are at it again, i thought Starmer had fixed this problem when he caved in to their last demands

Doctors and teachers in England and Wales were offered a 4% pay rise by the government, 2.8% above what it had originally budgeted and just above the current rate of inflation.

But both the British Medical Association (BMA) and National Education Union (NEU) threatened strike action following the announcement, claiming the increases did not account for historical pay freezes.

The BMA is calling for a salary increase of 29.2% to bring salaries back to "full pay restoration". The union argues this is the level at which pay has declined in real terms since 2008, when adjusting for inflation.

https://news.sky.com/story/resident-...ction-13393987

29% i smell another black hole brewing

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The Government are not sausages to the demands of Doctors. They will immediately cry, do a U-turn, indulge themselves in some freebees in consolation and then, pay up.

And we all know who will foot the bill.

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I'd like a 29% pay rise please. In fact 4% would be nice.

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:bigcry: Oh for goodness sake Rachel, give him the money before your boss does.

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"Starmer"Quick do a deal and give the doctors what they want, now who do we stab in the back this time Rachael we have tried the pensioners and the disabled any ideas ?.

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ohh oooh babies kier lets have a go at babies

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Anybody that works for a living . Take from those that work give to those that won't, the long held labour view.

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Bit of a change from the Tory view of “take from those who don’t have enough money and give it to those who have too much”.

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like take it from pensioners and the disabled?

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Or like the austerity years take it from the disabled, poor, unemployed, elderly and generally anyone not a millionaire.

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:zzz: