John Murphy

The authors "estimate that by 2025, the Brexit process had reduced UK GDP per capita by 6 to 8 percent, investment by 12 to 18 percent, employment by 3 to 4 percent, and productivity by 3 to 4 percent. These effects grew gradually over time." www.nber.org/202602/diges...

What a total disaster... 🇪🇺🇬🇧

I wrote to the @telegraph.co.uk at the time to complain about the false narrative about death squads & request a right of reply.

They ignored me.

Maybe they’d like to offer me the opportunity of an op-ed now?

This is just murder.

Nigel Farage Speaking to Laura Kuenssberg. The speech bubble read: Farage: I was about 14 and it was over the photo of Eva Braun Kuenssberg: Erm... I asked you about the West Bank

There is no reason why this should have made me laugh so hard a bit of gas escaped.

www.instagram.com/reel/DQ4YPiX...

Not enough being made of this 👇🏽

#Liverpool #LFC #EFC

Nope - Doku decided he was going to be the one💩

OK, would prefer Allison was back but this is a strong line up for defence & attack. Let's hope someone on our team has a world class game (and no-one on theirs does) #lfc

These trans lies are grotesque. I’d rather be locked up than pay the licence fee The Daily Telegraph6 Nov 2025By Suzanne Moore THE BBC is under fire for its coverage of a “doctored” Donald Trump speech and the tendency of BBC Arabic to minimise Israeli suffering. On contentious subjects such as slavery, colonialism and the Irish famine, eminent academics claim there has been a rewriting of history. Such accusations of a lack of balance (or indeed a complete absence of debate on disputed issues) come as little surprise to me. For I have long watched as the BBC deliberately attempts to “gaslight” its audience on the complex issue of transgender rights. Gaslighting means the creation of a false narrative, and the manipulation of someone else’s perception of reality. On trans issues, by misinforming viewers or ignoring stories that did not fit its pro-trans agenda, this is exactly what the BBC has done. The leaked memo speaks of “unintended editorial bias”, but this is a very neutral way of describing what has been going on. Activists within the corporation ran the LGBT desk, which is used by all of the BBC’S news programmes. This small group of people were committed to “a pro-trans agenda” and “keeping other perspectives off air”.

Suzanne Moore, who would rather be locked up than pay her BBC licence fee because the BBC is too nice to trans people for her liking.

"And my watch!". Definite proof even communists have a sole? Yep, he'd have been going "al desko" with a shoe - yet seems less of a heel?!

Biden says Trump has ‘taken a wrecking ball' to democracy in sharp criticism | CNN Politics Former President Joe Biden delivered a strong critique of his successor Friday, arguing to a room of supporters that President Donald Trump has “taken a wrecking ball” to democracy.

“It’s a perfect symbol of his presidency,” Biden said. “Trump has taken a wrecking ball not only to the people’s house but to the Constitution, to the rule of law, to our very democracy.”

Maximum monthly State Pension.

Luxembourg £5,426
Norway £1,839
Switzerland £1,657
Denmark £1,486
Sweden £1,373
Belgium £1,338
Netherlands £1,322
France £1,254
Spain £1,238
UK £997

Guess which is unaffordable?

Lol, defintely Alfred and not Nikita. AH always stood awkwardly - not as awkward as the don when that happened 🤣🤘

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Tell me more about ‘Sleepy Joe.’

4 of Europe's biggest clubs, the agent is also in talks with Liverpool ofc #lfc

Bassim Haidar: The 'Globalist' Billionaire Bankrolling Britain's Anti-Globalist Party Why is Nigel Farage's supposedly 'anti-globalist' Reform UK being bankrolled by a globe-trotting billionaire who once advised Amnesty International and the World Economic Forum?

🔴Bassim Haidar: The ‘Globalist’ Billionaire Bankrolling Britain’s Anti-Globalist Party

Why is Nigel Farage’s supposedly ‘anti-globalist’ Reform UK being bankrolled by a globe-trotting billionaire who once advised Amnesty International and the World Economic Forum?

bylinetimes.com/2025/11/07/b...

It's not impossible! Have recent emotional scars (lol) from the barcodes in cup finals

The article from Balague is about next 5 years only and would only need 3 English wins in them to be "dominant". Bayern yet to face a good/in form opponent, so jury out on them but I feel arsenal, newcastle and liverpool at least will be in the late stages

Despite all statistics and live perfomances suggesting that? Especially how strong their off pitch managment is now? OK

France 1 (very good PSG)

Last 15 years, Spain 8, England 4, Germany 2 and Italy 1. So English teams at least 2x better than any team that's not Spanish

Could do it, if near perfect

A tactical & data piece with in-game clips & images to explain how Arne Slot's use of Wirtz, pressing block interchange & midfield overload created problems for #RealMadrid, turning their shape into a weakness.

That & much more covered.
#LFC

Have a read: mizganmasani.substack.com/p/how-slots-...

Isak is quality, he'll get there but Hugo has been an amazing & great surprise

Yes, always KK