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"Farage was asked what 𝘩𝘦 would do... he ruled everything out and called it a betrayal, much easier than suggesting actual answers!" As cries of “Brexit betrayal” greet Starmer’s reset deal, where are his opponents’ ideas for growing the economy? emily m | Jon Sopel

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Andy Wigmore1 年前

@maitlis @jonsopel If you want the answer to that question go read @trussliz book - she was spot on….

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VOZ1 年前

"The Democratic Party's actions had left many U.S. citizens feeling humiliated. Signs of a Trump victory were proclaimed well before Biden withdrew from the race. The voters had had enough." 📝 @KarinaLMariani

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FAN of the Prince & Princess of Wales1 年前

@maitlis @jonsopel I think it’s clear @maitlis doesn’t care about little girls safety

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John Smith🗽Israel 🇮🇱 must prevail1 年前

@maitlis @jonsopel What Starmer has done will not grow the economy It will make everday folk poorer The energy bit is real shitshow

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Make Britain Great Again1 年前

@maitlis @jonsopel

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Sarah Rosemary1 年前

@maitlis @jonsopel Emily, he's already pledged to reverse it, 3 days ago

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Louise 🇺🇦🌹1 年前

@maitlis @jonsopel Farage wants lower taxes and higher benefits

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Yellow fruit1 年前

@maitlis @jonsopel And he would be correct ! You might as well give him the job now!

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Lizzy491 年前

@maitlis @jonsopel Farage has got nothing shameless old grifter. Stop giving the old fucker airtime

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JonT1 年前

@maitlis @jonsopel Cancelling Net Zero would be a start.

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Gareth Davies1 年前

@maitlis @jonsopel That's the art of reform and @Nigel_Farage (also Trump) . They don't have any policies apart from personal enrichment, and those they appeal to are against everything. They are a divisive party of protest . If they ever hold power it will be a squabbling bloodbath.

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“Farage said Brexit will make you richer - lo and behold, it did make one person much richer!” Nigel Farage says the £5m gift he received was given as a “reward” for campaigning for Brexit - we thought it was for security? emily m | Jon Sopel | Lewis Goodall

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