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A tiny 2% wealth tax, on 20k people would raise £24 billion per year to spend on the things that urgently need fixing in our country.  We need some tax justice - the more money you have the less tax you pay and vice versa - that’s absurd.

Stop Press - A High Court judge has just ruled that the highly defamatory statements Lord Shaun Bailey made about me last year were completely false. His claims that I called Hamas freedom fighters were found to be untrue and unsupported by the facts. The judge also dismissed a

Love this messaging. Wise words 👍

Pain is weird Slipped a little playing tennis yesterday, no pain! Absolute agony in the night, couldn't weight bear going to toilet Mild discomfort this morning 🤷‍♂️

Our new study found training with a single set per exercise elicited appreciable gains in trained lifters, even when training was carried out several reps short of failure. Reinforces that time shouldn't be a barrier to consistent resistance training!💪pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40249908/

We a fairer approach to tax, we need a wealth tax. A tiny 2% tax on people with £10 million or more could do so much. On top of these stats - 85% of the people who would pay this tiny new tax, say they support it. Happy to pay here to stay. Patriotic Millionaires.

Felt i had to post & update here I could only handle 6 days of savage radicular leg pain - mostly at night And foot drop (this bothered me less tbh) God knows how pts deal with this for weeks / months (should they have to deal with it?) I’m incredibly lucky that I have a

Acute swelling after calf whacked into fin on paddle board, when falling off. Initially egg sized swelling, now tennis ball sized. 3 hrs since injury. A haematoma that will spontaneously resolve, now im elevating....right? 🤔🤞🤦

Imagine that my wife’s eight-week battle with cubital tunnel syndrome vanished into thin air, all on its own. I had to wage a serious campaign to talk her out of the million dollar medical gauntlet: MRI EMG, specialists, the works. “I may not know the exact cause,” I told her,

Genuinely pains me… The very people who’ll be hurt most by Farage’s policies are the ones cheering him on He votes against sick pay Against ending fire&rehire He wants to privatise the NHS What will it take for you to see he’s not on your side? He gives you someone to blame,

Brilliant, as always. Plausible, pragmatic, evidence based, and positive.

Note to British politicians. THIS. ALL OF THIS. #FarageDestroyed

While we’re talking about politicians and tax, a reminder that Nigel Farage works for a company that exists to help rich people avoid tax.

What utter dickheads we are… Rayner fought for workers: sick pay, maternity rights, protection from unfair dismissal Farage and his MPs voted it down No sick pay from day one. No protections. Rayner gets binned over £40k in stamp duty Farage dodges £44k, shrugs & strolls on

Council issues new letter to parents about having smartphones in schools ift.tt/HCgeMPo

"The tax system gets worse and worse over time." Dan Neidle makes the case for big-picture tax reform.