Seemingly missing the democratic process that returned a Tory government with a majority and an increased share of the vote, the hard left took to the streets of Westminster over the weekend to protest against austerity.
However, has ‘austerity’ really hurt all of the protesters who took part? Look closely at the box one used to make their ‘no cuts’ sign:
A 50 inch Sony LED TV that retails at over £600. The face of modern Britain’s dispossessed.
Meanwhile rumours abound that Ed Miliband has already found a new job following his resignation as Labour leader:
However, this is at best a short-lived career change as Miliband has since been spied on his way to Ibiza. Instead of vying for a role in Labour’s shadow cabinet, Miliband has jetted off on a romantic break with his wife Justine:
My mum just texted to say Ed/Justine Miliband are on her flight to Ibiza (sans enfant). An all-nighter as Pacha to cure post-election blues?
Kemi Badenoch had two chances to attack the government today: first at Prime Minister’s Questions, and then again in response to the Budget. The Tory leader used her first bite of the cherry to try to frame the Budget speech as being part of wider government chaos. The attack started out well, but lost steam
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