Economy stalls with zero growth in April, as Sunak insists election isn’t over
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Published 2024-06-12
But Rishi Sunak insists the election isn’t over. He has not given up on winning.
That’s despite wet weather continuing to plague his campaign - this time causing zero GDP growth in April. The news coming just a day after he declared that the economy has “turned the corner”.
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All Comments (21)
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The Tories had a large majority in 2019 and pushed anything they wanted to do through. So why complain about the Labour party doing the same.
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Zero growth? How can this be? All the Brexit supporters who leave comments on YouTube are telling us that the British economy is racing ahead of all the other countries in the European Union...
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Zero Growth? *ZERO SEATS*!
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We have turned a corner under the Conservatives ...Straight into another brick wall.
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Lead the country ? - Ritchie Sunak couldn't lead starving kittens to a bowl of milk.
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Year's & years of lies incompetence & arrogance.
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Vote the Tories OUT.
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Sunak is such a bad, amateur, pretentious politician
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Watching Sunak is like watching a guy pass kidney stones right in front of you while he is pretending that everything is OK.
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He's exactly what we want - a Prime Minister in complete denial!
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I love how the political commentators have every excuse not to vote Labour. Except having a better policy. Looking forward to reports on a smaller Labour majority will reduce sunspots and solar flares.
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The Tories deserve zero seats.
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Nah, it's over.
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Love how all the kids were giving "If we ignore it hopefully it wont talk to me" look.
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This is why Sunak has called the election in July and November. Because the economy is shrinking.
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14 years running the country down I couldn’t get a dr’s appointment until a month time. No dentist appointment where I lived. Whatever you do make sure you are registered to vote and have your say.
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When I was a kid we went without a tumble dryer
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"the end of Britain as we know it".. With the state of public services, is that supposed to be a bad thing?
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Brexit really f us
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brexit is all forgiven eh
