The economy is in crisis with huge cost of living increases about to hit everyone. National Insurance is about to be raised by 1.25% to provide funding £12 billion for the NHS. According the the Department of Health £9.9 billion was wasted in the procurement of PPE and £37 billion was budgeted for Test & Trace which was universally seen to be a failure. In addition many tens, possibly hundreds of millions were made by businesses awarded PPE contracts without any previous experience of sourcing PPE simply because they knew someone in government.
Saturday, February 05, 2022
Johnson Drives Trams in Blackpool whilst His Premiership Collapses
Feb 5, 2022 • Johnson's premiership is now a sinking ship. Senior staff are quitting Downing Street whilst more MP's are submitting letters to the 1922 Committee. In the House of Commons, in responding to the limited and yet damning, findings of Sue Gray, Johnson disgracefully suggested that Keir Starmer as DPP had knowingly failed to prosecute Jummy Savile, the disgraced sexual predator. He then went to Blackpool to be photographed in high viz driving a tram.
The economy is in crisis with huge cost of living increases about to hit everyone. National Insurance is about to be raised by 1.25% to provide funding £12 billion for the NHS. According the the Department of Health £9.9 billion was wasted in the procurement of PPE and £37 billion was budgeted for Test & Trace which was universally seen to be a failure. In addition many tens, possibly hundreds of millions were made by businesses awarded PPE contracts without any previous experience of sourcing PPE simply because they knew someone in government.
The economy is in crisis with huge cost of living increases about to hit everyone. National Insurance is about to be raised by 1.25% to provide funding £12 billion for the NHS. According the the Department of Health £9.9 billion was wasted in the procurement of PPE and £37 billion was budgeted for Test & Trace which was universally seen to be a failure. In addition many tens, possibly hundreds of millions were made by businesses awarded PPE contracts without any previous experience of sourcing PPE simply because they knew someone in government.
