Thoughts and prayers with my local BMW dealership with a bigger Motability logo than BMW logo

They're Vandals. They just want to smash everything up whilst they're within the walls and they have the chance.

Market distortion is bad and leads to misallocation of resources actually.

Broadest shoulders increased their share of the load from 19% to 26% While bottom 50% dropped from 18% to 10% But they still want more. Pure spite dressed as fairness.

I love how angry they get. I shall bathe in their tears.

No, it's targeting abuse of a taxpayer funded system that provides mobility to those in need. You've turned replies off which tells its own story. You can still get a car on Motability, you can still get the tax advantages of a car on Motability. You just can't get a luxury car

She's absolutely correct - it's not free - it's taxpayer funded.

LOL the chess board is so desperate... "look at me - I play chess - I am clever - really"

And the next how ever many female chancellors will be tainted with the "a woman can't be the chancellor - remember Rachel Reeves?" stigma of her incompetence

“Mark my words, Labour will raise your taxes” Rishi was right.

To help them get elected, Labour told a lie. This is the story of one of the biggest deceptions in British politics.

Absolutely split down the middle there

I live for feedback like this.

Body language on the labour bench says it all. Fair play to Kemi Badenoch that was a ripper

BTW - the Office for Budget Responsibility leaking the entire budget 2 hours before the budget is objectively hilarious given the pedestal Rachel Reeves placed them on.

Shocking when you look at it. But the attack on private sector pensions, already much less generous that public sector feels like the real insult. The Labour Party hate people who try to do the right thing.

Well worth a read - in summary we should pay MPs much more but absolutely throw the book at them if they are caught taking "gifts"...or as we normally call them "bribes"

Extraordinary figures - even for a phone poll - this is a devastating verdict.

Expecting to cringe, actually quite funny.

£7.5bn in the manifesto - £40bn last year and £26bn this year. So out by a multiple of 10.