And jezzer continues his quest to convince us that he's not a fanatical tory supporter by fanatically searching out anything that is pro tory or anti labour.

I think you're getting confused as to what bullying/ stalking is. There are only a few of us posting here and only a few active threads. It's highly likely that we can all see and remember the patterns of posting without specifically targeting you. You're anti Labour/ pro-Brexit / anti-Trans. You can argue that you aren't and that you're just playing devil's advocate, but your posting history clearly says otherwise. If it walks like a duck and all that.

Interesting explanation of the energy cap being adopted in the EU, and an explanation of how the energy market is priced (using us as the example).

https://www.youtube.com/embed/NicE0-N9ux0?start=141

So, the budget has a few surprises, not least the massive gift to the banks !

Even the right wing press can't sugarcoat things - from this in 2016 >

To this >

https://twitter.com/FraserNelson/status/1593214478195519489

The Budget hits the poorest 10% the hardest, and the richest 10% the least, thereby increasing wealth disparity.

The OBR are forecasting the biggest squeeze in living standards on record. But how does this compare across the income distribution?

This chart shows the gap between rising incomes & rising cost of essentials (MIS), as a % of income. Rising nominal income growth (blue bars) is far lower than the rising cost of essentials (green bars) for all but the highest income 10%.

https://twitter.com/alfie_stirling/status/1593315400946688004

Bloomin' 'eck ... this is good ! A perfect 2 mins for us layfolks to understand complex issues ...

https://twitter.com/Summers_AD/status/1574684770818314241

An excellent chat between veteran broadcasters, talking about interviewing Johnson and Truss during times of crisis (jump to 08m:30s).

​ http://pca.st/2drm6szz

Good grief! This 3 minute sweary rant from Pie really nails it ...

Striking by key service workers might appear controversial to some, but when you see the facts laid bare ...

FT: Britain’s winter of discontent is the inevitable result of austerity - A decade of Tory spending cuts left the country vulnerable to the external shocks of the past two years

I do like a good graph ...

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https://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1606223922474627073

If more evidence were needed of the decade of Tory underfunding ... these graphs are all too clear ...