John Longworth @john4brexit@respublicae.eu

RT @Rob_Kimbell: Value of 🇬🇧UK exports of goods and services to 🇫🇷France:

£43.3bn 2022
£32.3bn 2021
£31.8bn 2020
£40.3bn 2019
£39.9bn 2018
£38.6bn 2017
£33.2bn 2016
£30.1bn 2015

Source: ONS. https://t.co/Cs73xVlrQU

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RT @christopherhope: Penny Mordaunt has played an absolute blinder today - as she did at the Accession Council last year. #Coronation

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RT @deGourlay: Climate activist and champagne socialist Emma Thompson after jetting in from the USA for the coronation. Not an ounce of self awareness. https://t.co/uaP1UgPV5n

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The base net cost of the RoyalFamily is about the same as the advertising budget of a supermarket like say Asda. Yet it brings huge returns for brand Britain. This Coronation event is an extra cost but will boost Brand Britain (and raise morale). Most brands would look upon the…
RT @julianHjessop: Some #Coronation weekend reading...

Is it appropriate to spend public money on a royal event in the midst of a cost of living crisis? (I say 'yes')

And what will be…

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So how are you going to fund these cuts ?
RT @Keir_Starmer: We’ve changed our party.

We’ve won the trust and confidence of voters.

And now we can go on to change our country: to cut the cost of living, cut waiting times and cut crime.

Let’s build a better Britain. https://t.co/6VtASszjrf

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RT @stkirsch: UK MP Andrew Bridgen has been expelled from the conservative party. According to Bridgen, a senior UK politician has privately admitted to him that he might well be right about Covid vaccine harms, but said the government is expecting to suppress public information about Covid… https://t.co/L7sH3LXEvn https://t.co/fpKlAd2lH3

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Good job then that Labour is committed to Brexit and supported Liz Truss on growth
RT @JamesFl: @john4brexit Yes the across-the-board gains for left leaning parties are because your Tories weren’t right wing enough 🥴

Listen for once. Your arguments are tired. Brexit’s a busted flush and everyone knows it. You’re the problem. Time to go away for a bit and come up with something else.

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And reduce the size of the state- this current administration are an anti enterprise, anti growth joke
RT @LanceForman: @UKHospKate We don't need a rethink - we need proper Conservatives running the country - they already know what to do without having to think about it!!

Low taxes
Mass deregulation
Scrap Net Zero
Reform Planning
Reform NHS
End wokeness in education
Control immigration
End benefit culture

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RT @christopherhope: NEW: Liberal Democrats have won big in Michael Gove's backyard of Surrey Heath, taking control from the Conservatives.
Party source: "This is the Michael Portillo moment of these local elections." More at our live blog: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2023/05/05/local-election-results-2023-live-updates-uk-councils-latest/

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RT @CeeMacBee: So does @Tobias_Ellwood know that UK Real GDP rose by 7.6% in 2021 and by 4.1% in 2022? Both since Brexit.

Is he suggesting the UK would have grown by 11.9% and 8.16% if we had remained in the EU?

If so, why did
• German real GDP only grow by 2.6% and 1.8%;
• French real… https://t.co/IBpzypqYYr https://t.co/B4tMV4WY15

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RT @julianHjessop: Weak EU #retail data today: sales volumes fell by 1.1% in March, led by Germany (-2.4%), and were down 0.5% over the first quarter as a whole.

ps. UK retail sales fell 0.9% in March, but this followed big rises in January and February. On the 3m/3m basis, sales were *up* 0.6%. https://t.co/7nSzoM5NZ3

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RT @CeeMacBee: Absolutely agree. The FT is the same. The demise of balanced economic reporting and economic thought leadership has undermined the UK economy. Everything the FT or Economist publish needs to be read carefully and fact checked. https://t.co/uB7KuUCEcS

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How are you going to: boost the economy? Secure our borders? Cut taxes?
RT @RachelReevesMP: Today's results show we're on course for a majority Labour Government.

Up and down the country, we spoke to people about Labour's plan to tackle the cost of living.

The Tories crashed our economy and stayed silent on voters' no 1 issue.

Only Labour will build a better Britain.

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I think Dan covered all the bases with this thread
RT @scorpiotiger77: 👀👇 all this @RishiSunak @JGForsyth @johnredwood @john4brexit @ConHome @SimonClarkeMP @UxbEconomist07 @DerrickBerthel1 @montie @andrew_lilico @AllisonPearson @FraserNelson @NickFerrariLBC @lbc https://t.co/KVVc5CnNBe

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I seem to remember that was the state of play mid 1970’s , then a disastrous Labour government, then a certain Mrs Thatcher shook the mulch in the middle rigid. It’s always darkest before the dawn.
RT @lincs67: @john4brexit John its over for the party,its full of Labourites and Liberals and we the membership know who they are,until they are removed all we will get is Blue Labour, Both parties are opposing cheeks of the same arse . you cannot put a cigarette paper …

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You are talking rubbish
RT @TheRailway_1: @john4brexit Britain was a good manufacturer until Brexit stopped the ‘just in time’ Japanese principle of supply chain principles, vital in enabling cost efficiency and competitiveness in a very competitive market place.

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RT @julianHjessop: ps. the good news on the UK #construction #PMI is on top of positive signals from the 'composite' index, which only covers #services and #manufacturing... 🤓 https://t.co/tRT9KpC6RY

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RT @julianHjessop: 💥 UK #construction PMI was above 50 in April for the third successive month (with '#BrexitBritain' doing markedly better here than the euro area, especially Germany)... 👇

sources: https://t.co/abCvFYwPPu https://t.co/recquOCVOA

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Actually Britain is a significant manufacturer and we should build on this . Manufacturing is still just under 10% of GDP, the equivalent of Banking, Insurance, and City Services put together.
RT @jock_thamson: @john4brexit Pray tell us what are we exporting, bearing in mind there is no longer a manufacturing base in the UK

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The local elections say it all. The Conservative Party won a landslide victory on a mandate to deliver Brexit, go for growth and steer a new course for Britain and control the borders. Following the usurping of two sitting PMs and their replacement by the unelected Chancellor and…

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