Looks like there will be even less to spend on the country's infrastructure in years to come, less for social services, less in benefits, pensions, if the Government follows through on raising defence spending to 5% of GDP in the years to come. But yeah, go ahead and stuff the pockets of companies that manufacture armaments. The UK is incapable of building a train that uses its tracks!!
Big if that for the 5% of GDP, there's plenty of commitments and promises at the these summit not many kept.
https://www.manchestereveningnews.c...news/sick-pervert-live-streamed-teen-31939042 Our justice system is in serious need of reform.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cq6my6v81z4o This is now the third government U-turn in a month - a major blow to the prime minister's authority. It follows on from Sir Keir reversing cuts to winter fuel payments and ordering a grooming gangs inquiry he initially resisted. Asked whether there was a pattern to Sir Keir's leadership in which he caves in if "enough people kick up a fuss", a Downing Street spokesman said: "I don't accept that. This is a government that listens." Perhaps they should listen before they make the announcements. Rather than trying to make out U turns are a positive feature of a listening government, it actually makes them look weak and indecisive. Maybe when the Don sends his boys into Iran to make the regime change, they could stop off here and change ours too.
