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So explain this gaping hole you kyghurt knitters
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Sorry couldn't resist it, however to be serious now:
A 'ghastly' £4.3 billionleap in the borrowing for January when it was expected that a surplus of £2.8 billion for January, a generally good month for the Government due to tax revenue coming in.
Looks like we are heading for more than 13% of GDP if this continues.
Why is Gordon re arranging the deck chairs whilst the country sinks. Apart from a few pinko nutters no one believes him now.
This is not the Daily mail nor the Tories or Lib dems, just hard fact so I'd like to hear anyinteresting spin from the resident muselei munchers.
A 'ghastly' £4.3 billionleap in the borrowing for January when it was expected that a surplus of £2.8 billion for January, a generally good month for the Government due to tax revenue coming in.
Looks like we are heading for more than 13% of GDP if this continues.
Why is Gordon re arranging the deck chairs whilst the country sinks. Apart from a few pinko nutters no one believes him now.
This is not the Daily mail nor the Tories or Lib dems, just hard fact so I'd like to hear anyinteresting spin from the resident muselei munchers.
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