Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

This Budget supports British science and technology with Research and Development spending rising to a record level of over £20 billion. The Department of Science, Innovation and Technology’s R&D budget rises by 8.5% in real terms to £13.9 billion.

51,096 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

9 Comments

The Jew Labour wants to silence's profile picture
The Jew Labour wants to silence1 year ago

Tweeted anything about the Jew-hate in Brighton and Hove recently?

Kreator Debaitor's profile picture
Kreator Debaitor1 year ago

Minus the NI increase they have to pay you bell-end

Janet L Ellis🇬🇧🥂⚽️⭐⭐'s profile picture
Janet L Ellis🇬🇧🥂⚽️⭐⭐1 year ago

This budget destroys small business and will put people out of work. You never learn do you.

Stevedevine's profile picture
Stevedevine1 year ago

Yes Peter ! Awesome.

infinity-online.net's profile picture
infinity-online.net1 year ago

Good, can we settle, please.

Samp's profile picture
Samp1 year ago

Excellent !

Xxtippy's profile picture
Xxtippy1 year ago

@RhonddaBryant

cromwells dog's profile picture
cromwells dog1 year ago

@peterkyle I'll just opt out thanks Peter, quite happy to be as nature intended. Also happy to move abroad, Florida is appealing, depending on outcomes

Charles Grant's profile picture
Charles Grant1 year ago

Where is the money coming from ?!

Related Videos

“New net zero spending measures Table 3.9 sets out $12.3 billion in new net zero spending commitments over the forward estimates period and $18.2 billion over the medium term, across the 2025-26 MYEFO and this Budget. This follows net zero spending commitments of $6.9 billion (over the medium term) reported in the 2025-26 Budget, $24.3 billion (over the medium term) in the 2024-25 Budget, climate-related spending of $4.6 billion (to 2030) committed in the 2023-24 Budget and $24.9 billion (to 2030) committed in the October 2022-23 Budget.” •••••••••••••••••• Don’t be fooled by last nights budget reply where Angus Taylor said he would index the lower tax brackets. It’s too little too late. The lower tax bracket needs to be removed full stop. It’s absurd that people are taxed below the cost of living. is the only party that has committed to do this and identified the savings to fund it. Indexing the lower bracket of $18,200 by 4% will lift it by a measly $728. Applying next years tax rate of 14 cents, that will save you $102. This is no where near enough to adjust for 4% inflation on the poverty line of $45,000 which is $1,800. If he was serious about cutting taxes, Taylor should have cut spending much harder. There’s at least $10 billion every year wasted on net zero and $10 billion on bureaucrats gold plated pension scheme to name just a few. These are just two of the many programs People First will slash to cut income tax by $4,000 per annum. We will also crack down of offshore profit shifting to cut taxes even further.

Gerard Rennick

12,555 views • 3 months ago