Suella Braverman... racist? I'm shocked! Shocked I tell you!
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She can't be racist. Only white people can be racist.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostComment
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Yousaf and Forbes urge SNP members to stay with party after auditors disclosure | Scotland | The Guardian
Pleading begins as the SNP gets dragged down more by financial dodgynessComment
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Ever incapable of grasping the realities of the lives of others, Rishi today pins his hopes on forcing two more years of math on unwilling studentsComment
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Also, media representation of the day...
ANIMAL RIGHTS PROTESTERS ARRESTED AT GRAND NATIONAL!!!
*also 3 horses died during the race....Comment
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Today's narrative spin - that the horse died BECAUSE of the protests - was just baffling. How stupid do they think everyone is?Comment
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Quarter of hairdressers considering closing or scaling back businesses | Business | The Guardian
Cost of British food basics increases by up to 80% in a year | Supermarkets | The Guardian
Nice to see Asda finally getting called out, the scale of market fixing and anti-consumer practices they're using in the last 12+ months is obsceneComment
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The main cost difference, from what I've seen, is with meat. It seems to cost a lot more now than it did a year ago.Comment
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"However, an 180g pack of Dragon cheddar cheese in Asda was priced 80% higher than a year before – putting it top of the study’s inflationary list for individual product lines."Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Post
Welcome to Brexit Britain where we can't get the workers to milk the dragons.Comment
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Just more corporate greed, lining the pockets of the few at the expense of the many.
I wouldn't mind if the people who grew, reared, produced our food saw an uplift in their profits. From what I can tell, they get almost as screwed as the end consumer.Comment
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Their was a article earlier this year about how the egg shortages where down to supermarkets refusing to pay more for eggs despite massively upping the price they charge consumers for them, A lot of farms just refused to sell to them as they would be doing so at a loss. Yes energy costs have gone up for supermarkets but wages haven't and a lot of their suppliers haven't hiked wholesale so you have to wonder why they aren't been pulled up for profiteering off the back of the energy crisis.Originally posted by wheelaa View Post
The likes of Tesco and Co are very short sighted, if all people can afford the basics in their stores then they are going to see a massive fall off in people buying things like expensive electronics, Tesco mobile phones, and clothing, Their going to push customers down the chain to budget super markets like Aldi's and Lidil.Comment
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Asda has already started cutting supplies of low cost items to try and force consumers to buy the more expensive alternativesComment
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If the supermarkets aren’t forced to pay more to the farmers then we won’t have a food supply chain left in the UK. Diesel for farm equipment, the equipment itself, animal feed, seed, electricity, are all going up all the time, the farmers need to be paid a lot more to ensure we have basic necessities like food.Comment
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