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101 Things You Should Know About The UK Tory Government

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Multi-millionaire Sunak repeatedly makes the claim the country cannot afford to pay nurses an inflation matching pay award. Health minister Maria Caulfield reiterated government propaganda, claiming on the Today programme:

“For every per cent we would have to pay up – that’s £700 million we have to find."  (Mirror: 15/12/22)

Two minutes later in the same interview, Caulfield said:

“For every 1% we put pay up we have to find £800 million.” 

Clearly, here is a government minister who is uncertain of her facts and has lost control of her brief.

In fact, BOTH statements are misleading and inaccurate as the figure

“…quoted by Ms Caulfield does not apply to nurses' pay alone but covers more than twice as many staff in the NHS in England.”  (BBC News: 17/12/22)

The government claims that if it were to give ALL public sector workers an 11% inflation-matching pay award it would cost an additional £28bn. Again, this government figure is misleading as it does not include the 5% average pay award already given to public sector workers.

“According to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), the estimated “extra” cost involved in increasing that 5% to match inflation (based on a slightly lower inflation rate of 10.5%) would be around £13 billion”  (fullfact.org: 16/12/22)

But there is something else the government is not being open and honest about. The international price of gas is falling dramatically, which means the government Energy Price Guarantee (EPG) scheme will cost a lot LESS than originally budgeted for.

“Lower support costs mean a big windfall for the Chancellor, but some tax receipts will also fall. Falling prices mean the estimated cost of the EPG in 2023-24 has fallen from £12.8 billion to £1.5 billion.” (politics.co.uk: 07/02/23)

It will not have gone unnoticed that this massive saving would almost pay for the ENTIRE public sector to have an inflation matching pay ward. It certainly, means the government could afford to award nurses an inflation matching deal on pay. So the big question is: why wont it?

[carloskaplan]

Patrick Cauldfield: View of the bay (1964)

[helmstone]

Slayers: A Buffyverse story coming to Audible

Slayers: A Buffyverse story coming to Audible

Entertainment week reports on the reuniting of (most of) the Buffy the Vampire Slayer cast on audio in new stories coming to Audible on October 12. With the notable absence of Sarah Michelle Gellar (and indeed Alyson Hannigan, Nicholas Brendon and probably a few other) , the show centres on Spike (James Marsters). It’s not immediately clear (to me) how this ties in with Angel, but I’ll worry…

[thisishowgalaxiescollide]

The *leafs* broadcast team is more excited about cauldfield's potential hat trick than anything else.

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BSD STORM BRINGER SPOILERS

Chūya's vocabulary:

[yoonsirio]

life is strange headers + queen's love of my life lyrics 🦋💖💎

like or reblog if you use/save

[dirhwangdaseul-archived]

For the film ask: 18, 19, 22, 23, 27, 34, 48, 60. sorry if it's a lot 😁

@kuwentista asked: [ yo, 18 to 23 for the movie ask, please ^__^ ]

18. An underrated actor.

Salim Kechiouche.

19. An underrated actress.

Jasika Nicole

20. An underrated director.

A fellow Mexican, director Julián Hernández.

21. An overrated actor.

Anyone white but particularly Leonardo Dicaprio

22. An overrated actress.

See above but Meryl Streep specifically

23. An overrated director.

Anyone white.

27. A film that was better than the book.

Snowpiercer

34. Last movie that surpassed your expectations

Lmfao, Detective Pikachu and Into the Spider Verse

48. A movie that took you a couple of viewings to appreciate.

The Fall

60. Biggest movie pet peeve.

Open endings specially on gay films but gay directors love that shit 🙄

👉🏽💕

[iamdk44]

So I'm trying to find a Pricefield fic I used to read months ago, but so far no luck, I remember it's on aoe3, Max took a bullet with Chloe, but the former had it worse, Chloe has a friend (probably) named Steph who owns a tattoo workshop. Max dealing with suicide and traumas.

If you found it please hmu!! Much appreciated.

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[notanotherlovepage]

Me to the fucked up yet unavoidable ending of episode 3 BTS.

[kprocosplayduo]

Life is strange 

Chloe Price by Ced_ric(https://vk.com/ced_ric)

Max Cauldfield by Oliver (https://vk.com/oliverreiss)

Our Instagram https://www.instagram.com/k__pro_/

[raven-souls]

David knew about the dark room!

C'mon, he arased Kate to find if she knew anything, he talked to Nathan and give him advices, he was investigating everything drug related that happened in Blackwell, but he doesn't say a thing about Nathan, he was being contracted by the Prescott's to install surveillance cameras, he have the same food that was in the dark room, and, the worst, he find the dark room in the middle of fucking knowhere without more clues (we know he doesn't have any info about this)... And... Who other guy arased Kate besides David? Mark jeffershit... Of course he knew what happen in there (and sean Prescott too, you can not deny that)

[eoxilina]

Time to cry

Or should I say time to play Farewell...

[tam-is-heere-blog]

Chloe Price Aesthetic!

So, I made an edit for @smoltowngirl. I adore her cosplays of Chloe Price, they’re adorable! The middle and top right corner are shots of the cosplay, and credit goes to her! Thank you, @smoltowngirl, for letting me use these! ^^