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Wales Heads For Reform Vs Plaid. The Boats Keep Coming. Workers Pay More.
The Welsh election is becoming Reform versus Plaid, while in Westminster the government announces plans to pay some failed asylum seekers to leave and…
Mar 8
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Beyond the Fairy Tales: The Cold Hard Stats on Stealth Taxes and the Brain Drain
From the Senedd to Westminster, the stats don't lie. I joined Mike Graham this week to dissect how managed decline, socialist failures, and stealth…
Mar 6
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Jamie Jenkins
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Britain Downgraded. Taxes Up. Welfare Up. Who Exactly Is Reeves’ “Plan” For?
A record tax burden, a rising benefits bill, and more Britons leaving — all baked into the official forecast.
Mar 4
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Jamie Jenkins
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Illegal Crossings Up. Taxes Up. Unemployment Up. Do You Feel Better Off?
Starmer hailed a £117 energy cut at PMQs — but the average worker faces ~£880 more in tax, while crossings and unemployment climb.
Mar 1
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Jamie Jenkins
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For Every £1 You "Save" on Energy, Rachel Reeves is Taking £8 Back in Tax
The government promised a bill cut for families. The data tells a different story: a massive, eight-fold tax grab on the average worker that the…
Feb 26
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Jamie Jenkins
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Fewer Job Openings, More Jobseekers — Britain’s Warning Light Is Flashing
The jobs pipeline is breaking — and the long-term damage will outlast the headlines.
Feb 25
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Jamie Jenkins
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Reeves Claims Britain Is “Fastest-Growing” in the G7 — The Numbers Don’t Stack Up
A closer look at growth, inflation, borrowing and jobs reveals a gap between the spin and the statistics.
Feb 22
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Jamie Jenkins
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85,000 Under-25 Payroll Jobs Gone — Youth Hit Hardest Since the Election
UK youth unemployment has now moved above the EU average — while Germany and Japan show what a working pipeline looks like.
Feb 19
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Jamie Jenkins
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Reform Ahead in Wales Poll — As Living Standards Go Backwards Under Labour
The numbers behind the noise: big voter switching in Wales, and a per-capita downturn that explains the mood.
Feb 15
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Jamie Jenkins
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Britain Is Going Backwards Per Person — Reeves Is Misleading You
Following the release of the latest GDP numbers, Rachel Reeves has again insisted the government is “on the right economic plan to build a stronger and…
Feb 13
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Jamie Jenkins
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Power Without Popularity: Starmer Won With Fewer Votes Than Corbyn as the Tories Collapsed
A seat landslide built on lower turnout, fewer Labour votes, and a historic Conservative collapse.
Feb 10
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Jamie Jenkins
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A Government Out of Its Depth: Poor Judgement, Weak Growth, No Direction
Why bad decisions at the top are feeding economic paralysis, voter revolt, and rising costs.
Feb 8
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Jamie Jenkins
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