HeyJaredTom Harwood
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Ignorance is no excuse for Labour's economic failures (opens the original)
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John Healey is copying Rachel Reeves’ technique of gaslighting the nation into thinking he had no idea what the bind markets and OBR have been screaming at every fiscal event, says Tom Harwood It feels like “I Got You Babe” by Sonny and Cher should have been irritatingly on repeat every morning this week. Why? It’s Groundhog Day. Again. I feel like I’ve inhabited Bill Murray’s character in that mid 90s romcom, with one repetitive phrase driving me ever further up the wall. “We had no idea things
The Simon Levy case proves some criminals can never be rehabilitated (opens the original)
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Prisons aren’t meant to punish or rehabilitate, they’re meant to keep dangerous, evil people away from the rest of us, says Tom Harwood How many times must a violent sexual predator be arrested, released, arrested, imprisoned, released, re-imprisoned, released, arrested and investigated for murder, released, and re-arrested again before we start to think that this chap might not be particularly good for society? Simon Levy is a waste of space. Sentenced yesterday for two murders and a violent ra
Has Nigel Farage peaked too soon? (opens the original)
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Whisper it but Nigel Farage and Reform UK’s ascendancy appears to be over, and the next election could be a straight Labour vs Conservatives fight, says Tom Harwood In May last year, when Keir Starmer dragged the nation’s political press along to a glass manufacturing centre in Warrington, everyone was a little baffled. While some expected a grand new announcement, a new policy, perhaps even a new direction for the government – new policy came there none. Instead, the then Prime Minister had orc
Starmer's final act will expose firms to more bogus equality claims (opens the original)
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In his final days, Keir Starmer has opened the door to employees being able to challenge pay differences between entirely different jobs if predominantly staffed by people of different races, and a tribunal determines those – entirely different jobs – to be of ‘equal value’. says Tom Harwood As Keir Starmer bows out after two years in Number 10, one of his final acts as Prime Minister has gone significantly below the radar. In his final days in charge, the government is consulting on massively e
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