“Do they take us all for fools?” the Daily Mirror writes, as it says millions of people will be worse off despite Jeremy Hunt cutting national insurance. The paper says the Autumn Statement is less about fizz and more about “swizz”.
It points to economic growth forecasts that have been halved and predictions that inflation will fall more slowly than previously expected.
The front page also says ‘more austerity to fund election bribes’ – the paper, like others, speculates on a snap general election next spring.
The hard-to-kill porcine threat are so-called “super pigs” – a hybrid of Eurasian wild boar and domestic swine.
Buzzards, red kites, goshawks, hen harriers, peregrine falcons and white-tailed eagles are among the victims of shootings, trappings and poisonings,
The Express’s Christian Calgie revealed some raging texts from right-wing Tory MPs, including one who said the government was “trotting
‘It couldn’t have happened at a worse time. We don’t know if we will have a roof over our heads
The striker picked up a knock playing for Norway last week.
There’s no sign of her anywhere.
