Thread: Updated: Boris resigns as party leader
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Old 08-08-2022, 20:51   #4027
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Re: Updated: Boris resigns as party leader
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post

It’s interesting that you appear to think that it’s OK, during one of the biggest cost of living crisis in memory, it’s sufficient for the Government to be "ticking over"
Pulling hairs again, Hugh? As already stated, measures are already in place until the autumn and in fact some are rolling out even now as we speak.

The problem relates to the winter months, and the new PM will announce further measures to assist with the winter months in September.

If you are expecting the government to be panicked into blurting out yet more help before the colder months have arrived, you are sadly mistaken. Government is ticking over just nicely for the time being.
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