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UK economy will outdo germany, france, italy predicts IMF UK to have third strongest growth in G7 in 2025, IMF forecasts UKs growth to trail Canada and US despite Starmers vow of best growth in G7, says IMF UK economy set to be fastest growing in europe, IMF forecasts IMF upgrades UK growth forecast IMF cuts Britains growth rate after record tax raid
sources are the guardian, the telegraph, the times, the daily mail, reuters and the independent
to make it easier just pick out the telegraph and mail headlines.
bonus point for identifying which esteemed outlet produced this one
This thread brings to mind Billy Bragg's satire on the right wing press from the 1980s.
It says here that the Unions will never learn It says here that the economy is on the upturn And it says here we should be proud That we are free And our free press reflects our democracy
Those braying voices on the right of the House Are echoed down the Street of Shame Where politics mix with bingo and tits In a strictly money and numbers game
Where they offer you a feature On stockings and suspenders Next to a call for stiffer penalties for sex offenders
It says here that this year's prince is born It says here do you ever wish That you were better informed And it says here that we can only stop the rot With a large dose of Law and Order And a touch of the short sharp shock
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Guess the headline source on 22:15 - Jan 17 with 892 views
Guess the headline source on 21:50 - Jan 17 by DJR
This thread brings to mind Billy Bragg's satire on the right wing press from the 1980s.
It says here that the Unions will never learn It says here that the economy is on the upturn And it says here we should be proud That we are free And our free press reflects our democracy
Those braying voices on the right of the House Are echoed down the Street of Shame Where politics mix with bingo and tits In a strictly money and numbers game
Where they offer you a feature On stockings and suspenders Next to a call for stiffer penalties for sex offenders
It says here that this year's prince is born It says here do you ever wish That you were better informed And it says here that we can only stop the rot With a large dose of Law and Order And a touch of the short sharp shock
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Could it be an infringement Of the freedom of the press To print pictures of women in States of undress?
If the Telegraph and Mail remain steadfastly negative about a bit of economic news that The Times and even GB News find something positive to write about, that says to me that they can never be relied upon for objective political reporting.
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