Perhaps they've been reading too much Tory press!
I sense a resignation on the way.. We just need Kier to declare his full support for Reeves, then she can be immediately removed.
only place i can see that is the spectator, express and the telegraph…Alex88 wrote: Mon Dec 01, 2025 2:22 pm Cabinet Ministers are now apparently saying they were misled by Reeves.
Perhaps they've been reading too much Tory press!![]()
I sense a resignation on the way.. We just need Kier to declare his full support for Reeves, then she can be immediately removed.
Alex88 wrote: Mon Dec 01, 2025 2:22 pm Cabinet Ministers are now apparently saying they were misled by Reeves.
Perhaps they've been reading too much Tory press!![]()
I sense a resignation on the way.. We just need Kier to declare his full support for Reeves, then she can be immediately removed.
It's quite hard to get decent quality milk that isn't being particularly evil to dairy farms. We get ours relatively local but it's not the easiest to track. When the fuckwits bringing in a packaging tax which means easily recyclable glass is hammered it'll be even worse. I've ignored it as I was getting too annoyedGavster wrote: Tue Feb 03, 2026 9:06 am I think meat has been a real struggle recently, prices are up across the board. But prices in other areas are going down, e.g. milk prices have dropped (in fact there's an oversupply that's so big some producers are literally pouring it down the drain) which means cheese etc is probably dropping too. Olive oil has seen massive wholesale drops that are probably transferring to retail too, and that's just off the top of my head. And a lot of other produce is stable in price, which will cancel out any big increases in one category such as meat.