People's energy bills, already up 50% in March, will rise 60% in October The average bill rises to at least £3,500 per year. Then it rises again in January.
So what is the government doing about this? Boris Johnson said through his spokesman that nothing would be donethere would be no more policy announcements from him. It's not clear if he actually has one.
Both Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak say they will, so I know there is an "emergency budget" in September, but neither It did not disclose its contents. This is an emergency budget and it is done just two weeks before the emergency starts. Everyone had known him for at least seven months by that point, so it was definitely too late to prevent it.
Liz Truss spent the weekend and she said she was going to solve the problem in a "conservative" way. She doesn't say exactly how, butit's not a "subsidy"but rather a tax cut. The median household income in the UK is around £31,000. Also, her average bill for a normal-sized house will be £3,500, more than double what she did a year ago.
Where is Liz Truss going to find tax breaks? It takes 2 grand a year to save a person. they go back to where they came from. Naturally, she can't, so she doesn't know. So all she can do is talk to her about the fact that she has an "emergency budget" and hope it's another day past and closer to her goal.
You know this kind of insanity You would think it would make her Rishi Sunak life easier. But no. he has other ideas. What does his emergency budget include? Well, he was the actual prime minister not so long ago, so in a way it's tough on him. And, sadly for him, he doesn't seem so shameless to claim that he's had nothing to do with it for the last three years, which ultimately takes its toll on him. Instead, he had his team create some new content. This is arguably the worst, most painful political marketing of his 64 seconds ever. Unable to comprehend why this endless struggle has dragged on, there is a growing sense that nothing is being done to address the growing terrorism sweeping the country. , commissioned new video of a faceless man moving shredders around his office to the sound of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony to show him what he cares about. let us know. Anthem of the European Union – crushing EU law.
Look, you don't necessarily have to love the European Union, but many do. Former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl had that song played at his funeral as he lay with the EU flag on his coffin. One person was tasked with knocking up passable video content featuring the song and shredded paper.
There is little need to go into details. Yes, some EU laws and regulations are maintained by the UK government. The main reason is to facilitate the buying and selling of food and medicines with the nearest neighbors and the largest markets. A review of EU legislation is largely already taking place.
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Not surprisingly, the most depressing aspect for many people is that there may be another obituary of the great clown. I had vague hopes.
Absolutely not. Six full years after the referendum, the best they have is to point the finger at Brussels and blame the EU for everything. No one knows. he knows he is lost. Only he can know why he still continues to meticulously ignite the last intact remnants of his credibility, but the truth is he probably has no clue either. 57}
In the meantime, all you can do is sit still. Never relax. Hope this emergency budget has something for you and try not to pay attention to what your candidates do or say. It just makes things worse.
