Shakespeare Rewritten

[Canary42]

Now is the winter of our discontent
Made more horrendous by this Sunak Gov't

https://uk.yahoo.com/finance/news/uk-households-worse-off-cost-of-living-crisis-000104554.html

[drmorgans]

To be or not to be, or maybe let Labour have a go, they couldn't be any worse.

[bobbinwales]

Whereas in europe there's no problems of inflation??

Keir would be God for me but let's be fair...its not just uk so can't all be there fault

[bobbinwales]

^ not quite God but Good for me

[drmorgans]

True, but the person who wasn't a quitter (and then quit) threw away £30 billion in a week, so not very good really.

[Tilly2]

Out, damned Tories. Out, I say!

[Peter Pedant]

tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow
there will likely be a General Election
But that will not be the syllable of any time

[gness]

Double, double toil and trouble,
Twelve Tory years have burst the bubble. :-(

[ZebuSanctuary]

Come 2025, will it be MacDeath for the Tory party or Love's Labour's Lost?

[gness]

For I can no longer raise money by vile means,
Now that Tortoise Media is checking my beans.

[jno]

bobb, there's a more or less current inflation list here

https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/inflation-rate?continent=europe

The EU is worse off than the UK, as might be expected thanks to all the struggling eastern economies it's taken on. But the euro area is doing quite a lot better: the UK is close to bottom among the industrialised countries of western Europe. It's not a great record.

[youngmafbog]

//Twelve Tory years have burst the bubble.//

Not entirely accurate, the liberals were in there at the begining and as with most minority Governments nothing happens for the good of the country.

And anyway, dont you live in Eire? How's your inflation doing?