Comments by "Pob" (@goodlookinouthomie1757) on "Sky News" channel.

  1. "Joining us now from Jupiter"
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  2. Nobody died from Covid today, and he lived in Bolton.
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  3. They can't wait a couple of weeks? What are they afraid of?
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  4. Sour grapes because the UK has been doing so well with our vaccination program.
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  5. So they just made sure that Trumps impending victory will be even more spectacular.
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  6. Government, journalists, NHS workers, police... Their jobs are as secure as ever yet they do seem to be the people telling us to remain willing prisoners.
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  7. I don't care about the economics. I'm beyond furious that my children's birthright and heritage is being given away under our noses.
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  8. This is all working a charm to misdirect the people who voted him from asking why he isn't doing the things they voted him in for.
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  9. Yes, this is a society problem. Americans have always had guns... that has not changed. Something else has changed to cause these awful attacks on innocents. It's a general decline of the health of a nation.
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  10. So the real crisis is that all the staff are testing positive and going off work. There's the actual problem.
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  11. Yes nicely tailored to the needs of each local authority.
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  12. The machine has decided that Boris has outlived his usefulness it seems.
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  13.  @booboopriestess9321  Oh I'm sure he suffered no end 🙄 Unlike British people in boroughs all over the country for whom the street they grew up on now looks like Mogadishu.
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  14. Give little people a little power and it goes to their little heads.
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  15. Rather strange that we now see videos questioning whether the vaccination program was as successful as we thought... Oh by the way media arseholes... The gaslighting stopped working on me along time ago.
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  16. They come here because we treat them better than the French do. This would be very easy to fix.
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  17.  @susannamarker2582  It's all a big distraction. The machine needs us to be focused on hating someone so we're not looking in the right direction. Rule of thumb: Look everywhere other than where the main story is happening.
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  18. I'm a farmer's son and my hatred for this government burns with the fire of a thousand suns. They are FAFOing extremely close to the sun on this one.
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  19. We had 30 year record coldest temps last winter. It seems to be extremes at either end are getting worse.
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  20. Trump does the best speeches. Tremendous speeches. Ask anyone.
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  21. "It's not for us to decide..."
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  22. I believe I speak for most people here when I say WE DON'T CARE ANY MORE
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  23. Damn straight. I expect to see these ruffians hanging by their ankles out of the Tower.
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  24. I can't watch this. I can't even watch or listen to it, because I immediately start thinking about what I would do to that woman - and I'm scaring myself...
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  25. Lets not do this every time. It's not always a migrant and the few times it isn't it is used to undermine our genuine concerns.
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  26. Oh yeah. Remember early this year when Boris said there would be no more Nordstream if Russia invaded - and when the reporter questioned it he said "Oh we will make it happen". Wait... was that Boris?
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  27. IT BEGINS.
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  28. This seems to be an occupational hazard of any wealthy influential man.
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  29. Understand the whole story I think Jackie did nothing wrong here.
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  30. Another question to ask is why are the other 100+ gun murders PER DAY in America not splashed all over the headlines? I'm curious about the answer.
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  31. Tories = right wingers? Thanks mate I needed a chuckle.
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  32. Yawn
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  33. Almost as good an actor.
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  34. Or that ignorant people will just believe anything an "expert" tells them.
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  35. If we had record lows of -30 in Nigeria during winter then it would be a local story for them just the same.
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  36. What a load of guff. Women mortally offended by a compliment. Talk about first world problems.
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  37. It would be nice to have some actual conservatives to vote for.
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  38. Lol get off the wacky backy mate. That's not going to happen.
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  39. Oh and according to Liz, we need MORE immigration.
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  40. Sadiq's Ultra Low English Zone is a place I avoid anyway.
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  41.  @JVONROCK  It's the best phrase in the history of America. Maybe only George Washington could have said it better. Or Jesus. Maybe.
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  42. Is that a Simpsons episode because that's what the whole world seems like today.
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  43. IKR. Mathematically we'll be at the point eventually when the entire population must have had it already. Then prepare for reports of a new more dangerous strain... ah wait...
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  44. So glad I've stopped watching the dinosaur media. Couldn't stomach listening to these sanctimonious pricks every day.
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  45. At the end of the day the government can only rule by consent of the people. Remember that...
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  46. I call it a long theft break.
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  47.  @93ct  She didn't lose the argument. What she was saying was true and he simply got his figures wrong. It's amazing how so many people can't see this.
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  48.  @ffotograffydd  Like many, my family are landowners of a modest sized farm. We work our fingers to the bone and we are struggling just as much as a tenant. Except our farm is in our blood... it's like a member of the family and we would be just as devastated if we lost it. I get that it seems like we are wealthy from the point of view of someone whose whole life has been urban and who has no understanding of the countryside or rural life. But to us, the value of the land is irrelevant. It's value is what we can grow on it and we would have to be facing destitution to even consider selling.
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  49.  @dec3142  yawn.
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  50. Boris is bad enough, we don't need it getting any worse.
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  51. He looks like a man who just escaped the mob by accusing another witch.
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  52.  @moepoints9062  Worst thing to happen to the economy? Other than the year long paid holiday we all took back in 2020?
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  53.  @christinepayne5206  I mean Boris could be blaming the economic problems on Putin like every other leader is doing but I haven't heard that.
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  54. He did a whole video on his channel about this. I'm a farmer's son and I've watched Richards videos for a few months and thought them quite good. But I couldn't believe the naivety of his views on this fact when I heard them just the other day and I'm hesitant to believe anything else he says now.
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  55. BLAH BLAH BLAH
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  56. 0.66% fatality rate 80,000 deaths so far. Do the maths... 12 million confirmed cases. WEF estimates that up to 60% of people have mild or no symptoms and do not present to medical facilities. So the total number of infections to date could be up to 30 million. Nearly half the population immune already.
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  57. This can be assumed by any thinking person. The primary aim of the EU from day one was to make an example of us. Their nightmare scenario is that we thrive outside of the Union.
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  58. What strikes me is that the government seem quite happy to steer us into a global war during which all that lovely cheap overseas food importation will be severely reduced. This seems like a terrible time to be putting the squeeze on what could turn out to be an absolutely critical industry.
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  59. Apparently the UK hasn't been this hot since the asteroid that killed off the dinosaurs. We didn't start taking notes until a little bit after that though.
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  60. Richard is just another example of the disconnect people have from food growth. Anyone suggesting that multi generationsl farming familes can just sell up (presumably to make way for someone else to move in to do it) is dreadfully naive about the whole industry.
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  61. Hear hear. Good to see some rational thinking at last. Most police on the scene yesterday did not kill anyone.
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  62. It's a distraction. And it's working.
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  63. Wtf are the guards even carrying guns and bayonets for if they don't even use them?
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  64. Quite honestly this situation has nothing to do with two tier policing. These flats would have been home to all sorts of people, immigrants, British, people left and right politics alike and people totally clueless about either. But reading the comments here gives a clear indication of the understandable contempt that the average person in this country has for the government - and they should be very, very concerned about it.
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  65. Oh yes the summer of 76 my Dad goes on about. It was all trees round 'ere back in them days.
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  66. Don't look back in anger, right? 🙄
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  67. Braverman's policy is 100% right. But nothing will come of it because it's all hot air. The Tories need to be destroyed to make way for a true right wing party.
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  68. In their minds the protestors are at Tiananmen Square.
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  69. Diversity and multiculturalism can only exist during times of comfort and plenty such as we've lived in for decades. Well those times are coming to an end, my friends.
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  70. My sympathy is being stretched extremely thin with all immigrants these days.
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  71. If the police had just taken a knee as they did in 2020, all this unpleasantness could have been avoided.
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  72. Remember we always have to deduct 2 or 3 points from Trump to account for the cheat.
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  73. No because the vaccine is effective against all known strains to date. It should be no more dangerous than vanilla Covid here.
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  74. Why do we need a new runway? Are the existing ones not bringing in enough migrants?
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  75.  annatar lord of gifts  The lot of them are unfit for purpose. We don't just need to elect a different party. We need to purge the whole damn thing and start fresh.
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  76. Far too many whites in the British cabinet. Good riddance.
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  77. The Democratic party has caused all of this. Changing the voting rules in the last few weeks running up to the election and basically creating a system full of vulnerabilities and errors that nobody trusts. It's tempting to think this was the intention all along.
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  78. Blah blah BBC talking point blah blah
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  79. It's a real sticky problem though. The bad guys are not going to give the guns up easily.
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  80. "Giving power to a woman is like giving a gun to a monkey" as a great philosopher once said.
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  81.  @MysticalLibray  Isn't that the last letter? I doubt they'll use that lol.
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  82.  @Jimmy_Cream  Yeah and it's not as though they passed a law to steal farmers' land from them or anything is it...
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  83. ​ @rugbygirlsdadg  We get into a war. Global supply routes dry up. Oops... nobody growing any food. Famine in Britain.
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  84. Why would he accept defeat while the race is still on?
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  85. I know right. Why can't he just take the loss with good grace like liberals do? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbES3Rbs9Wk
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  86. Yeah I hear that about the BBC as well. Normally by the usual far-left activists. It's hilarious. They advertise jobs for "people of colour only"... yeah, sounds really right wing lol.
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  87. Reform were barely trailing the Tories in a lot of places. And I hate to bring up the old chestnut but their 14% popular vote resulting in 5 seats contrasted with the Lib Dems' 12% popular vote resulting in 61 seats is a conversation that needs to be had.
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  88. Just as I have been saying all along. The police are mostly peaceful. Don't know what BLM have been whining about.
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  89. Blimey. That's the most English people that have been on London for at least 20 years.
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  90. No no, give her a chance. When she opens that new cheese factory everything will be fine.
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  91. So the new strain is 50-70% more exaggerated infectious than the original one... Interesting.
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  92. Next thing will be a vaccine against the heat.
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  93. An accountant is an expert in accountancy. A farmer is an expert in farming. Neither ought presume to lecture the other in his own field.
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  94. "ALL WE'VE GOT TO DO NOW IS TAKE THESE LIES AND MAKE THEM TRUE SOMEHOW" George Michael: Freedom
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  95. I didn't see an insurrection. I only saw a perfectly legitimate and understandable demonstration by the unheard citizenry over having the election stolen from them, not on voting day, but by a criminally politically biased media, who subsequently boasted about this fact after the event. Jan 6th was far more peaceful than the BLM riots I had seen earlier this year, that were facilitated and celebrated by the current regime. And, as I recall, the only person killed on Jan 6th was an unarmed woman murdered by a federal officer.
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  96.  @dorisshanks7295  My point is that all western nations think it is very much theirs to decide what happens between Ukraine and Russia. Boris is a hypocrite.
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  97. I know. Colonialism is awful isn't it? Except when it happens to the British... then it's fine and dandy.
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  98.  @heaven6407  Irrelevant. Britain is their birthright, whether they are employed or not. They have the absolute entitlement to claim their country as their own, over and above any immigrant. Their forefathers fought and died only for Britian to be defiled in such a way by the cretinous managerial elites running the place. It's disgraceful.
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  99. Okay guys it was a joke. Maybe.
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  100. @benghiskahn3673 I couldn't actually believe how wrong he was on the most basic points and he even talked down the last as she tried to correct him on the his key misunderstanding.
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  101. How about China?
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  102. They're all the same. Clear them all out and get some actual conservatives in.
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  103. @Evidence Based Health Despite our other problems, we are frankly embarrassing the EU in terms of vaccination roll out.
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  104. His argument is that he farmers are the eggs we need to break to make the utopian omelette we all want. Sounds pretty Marxist to me. And his argument is wrong on the most basic facts by the way. Try reading it up for yourself.
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  105. In 2018 Bitcoin slumped to an all-time low. "Bitcoin is dead" they said. It is now worth 9x what it was at that point.
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  106. Two world wars wiped out our good genes.
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  107. Why can't Sky UK be more like their Australian cousins...
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  108. I wish no injury on Rowling, but actually I hope they do arrest her. She has the means to really f**k the government up legally and pull their pants around their ankles, exposing the tiny testicles they actually have.
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  109. Poor old T'rese. She never had the killer instinct needed to be an effective PM.
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  110. There is no democracy. Benign dictatorship is the best we can hope for.
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  111. IHT is a moral obscenity on its face. Nobody should have to pay it.
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  112.  @philthrelfall5294  The problem is that farmers will receive a huge tax bill which will be hundreds of thousands, if not millions for even a modest sized farm. So the only option would be to sell land and many farms, who already struggle to be viable with the maximum yield on their existing land, will be forced out of business.
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  113.  @timcronin-v6w  It's estates over 1 million. Which is basically pretty much all the farms that grow any significant amount of produce.
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  114. Oh well who saw this coming.... ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
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  115. Who shot first?
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  116. How about that. Four allegations from years ago suddenly surface all at once. Nothing weird about that eh... Hashtag meneither.
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  117. A white British guy. Props to this particular report for not immediately falling on the white supremacy angle though. Seems like he was just your regular psychopathic P.O.S.
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  118. Which is the one that nicks the alloys off your Ford Mondeo?
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  119. The electoral college is what keeps America from widespread secession. Imagine lower population states realising their vote means nothing and their future is voted for by people a thousand miles away who live entirely different way of life. That's the whole point of the EC.
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  120. I also agree with his broader point that the land value prices are perverse and the system needs reform. But it doesn't change the fact that this tax will disenfranchise a lot, if not most farmers from large chunks of their land and put many out of business. If this must be a policy then it needs to be introduced small and then increased slowly to give farmers time to prepare. Nobody can suddenly come up with a million quid tax bill just like that.
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  121. Errr... what? Is this the same Rishi who borrowed £50 billion to give us all a year's paid holiday back in 2020?
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