The Daily Mail has been urging Boris Johnson, the Tory leader of the belts-and braces Tory values, to support those who are struggling to pay the living costs.
So we are delighted the Prime Minister has heeded the message – with a highly encouraging vision for a triple tax cut.
As inflation soars above 9 per cent, putting more money in people’s pockets will help them with everything from heating their homes to putting food on the table.
What are the nuts and bolts to this masterplan’s success?
Boris is considering changes to Universal Credit to boost three million people’s income.
There are emergency tax cuts available for councils.
The Chancellor also pledged to reduce company levies in order to boost investment.
Boris Johnson is being urged by The Daily Mail to assist those who are struggling with living costs. He has a vision of a triple-tax cut.
Of course, inflation is a worldwide phenomenon that has been fueled by Covid supply chains issues and the Ukraine conflict.
However, tax reductions can help keep the wolf from your door and generate spending, growth, and employment.
Incredibly, trade unions threatened to strike if wage restraints were not met.
There is nothing more guaranteed to further fuel inflation – and lead to job losses – than reckless pay increases.
Boris is right – at last – to put his faith in the tried-and-tested Tory way.
War of the vindictive classes
Do the antediluvian rail unions want to exhaust whatever public sympathy remains for their tedious and often manufactured grievances?
If so, they’re going the right way about it by threatening Tube strikes during the Queen’s Jubilee extravaganza next month.
The Trotskyites are closing important stations and lines to bring misery to the thousands of people who want to be part in the historical celebrations.
These acts of militancy are designed to disrupt the lives and livelihoods of as many people possible.
RMT claims that industrial action was justified by a dispute regarding managerial bullying.
However, if it has been ongoing for many years as the union claims, then why not take action now?
Tube strikes may interrupt the Queen’s Jubilee extravaganza next month
The truth is, the union’s class-war throwbacks would take vindictive glee in spoiling Her Majesty’s Jubilee weekend.
In a mocking gesture, Sir Keir starmer refused to condemn the strike threat.
Is he secretly approving of their antics
Or is he a coward who doesn’t want to upset the people who really run the Labour Party?
Starmer Red Card
Sir Keir’s Beergate defence has fallen apart so dramatically it wouldn’t look out of place in a pub football league.
With puritanical piety, Labour’s leader insisted he’d had a spur-of-the-moment curry and beer while working in Durham last year – in line with strict lockdown laws.
Today, however, we are revealing that he took photos and interacted with soccer fans.
Rishi Sunak, who sang Happy Birthday at No10 in Hindi, can be punished.
Labour leader KeirStarmer’s last-minute beer and curry in Durham may have been illegal under lockdown rules
The QC presents himself as a man who is unassailable in his integrity.
Yet he’s repeatedly been caught telling downright untruths.
The police probe continues, but two key witnesses haven’t yet been contacted.
Detectives must do their job thoroughly – not cut corners for political expediency.
A criminals’ charter
First, government has the duty to ensure public safety. We are at risk from every promise not to expel foreign criminals.
Yesterday, 112 offenders – among them killers – were due to be returned to Jamaica. Guess what? There’s no prize for guessing.
Labour MPs supported Left-wing lawyers who exploited the shambolic system of immigration to secure seven last-gasp reliefs. Many were on questionable human rights grounds.
What is the bottom line?
We are again being stalked by these undesirables.
The rights of victims of these crimes and all of us are not protected.