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Steve Gedge

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60+, NCFC, AUFC, former journalist, parent of teenager, left-of-centre politics, diverse musical tastes....

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Well the food may not be safe to eat and the whole world might be on fire but at least they’re scraping all the physical books they can find for clean pre-ai language and destroying them in the process now

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2019 - Boris Johnson announced his 'ready made plan for social care'. 2019 - No tax rises in Tory manifesto. 2021 - Johnson to increase NI by 1.25% to fund social care 2022 - Truss cancels NI increase 2024 - Tories leave social care problem to Labour to sort out 2026 - Tories whine over cost.

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Ms Badenoch says people who "made provisions and saved up over the course of their lives" shouldn't be adversely affected. Which leaves: People who could never afford to do that. They deserve help! People who never needed to do that. They should be fairly taxed! www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Kemi Badenoch tells PM not to raise taxes to fund social careIn a letter to the PM, the Conservative leader offers to work with him on adult social care reform.www.bbc.co.uk
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York's co-owners should just appoint themselves rather than continually interfering with the actual manager. (It might soon become clear that they actually know fuck all about football!) They might get a large budget but what independently-minded candidate will apply? www.bbc.co.uk/sport/footba...

York City: Stuart Maynard leaves manager's role three months after National League title winYork City confirm the exit of manager Stuart Maynard, three months after he guided the club back into the English Football League.www.bbc.co.uk
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This is what - all too often - counts as serious financial analysis on the BBC website now. Lifestyle-lite features are not what the licence fee should be going towards...

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The headline is fascinating: two people, earning different amounts, pool money and each take same amount to spend on themselves, so higher earner is subsidising lower earner. But the headline makes it sound like it's the higher earner who is getting the better deal... www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

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