a couple of years back I looked at the data and one in four PIP applicants with literal amputations had their application refused by the DWP

but yeah this benefit is too easy to claim obv

The Platonic ideal of cat-stretching

Very cool

A mansion tax would have prevented this - yet another indirect benefit

It definitely eases pressure on families but schools running deficits while struggling to employ sufficient special needs assistants are going to need a bigger budget. The government is working on a plan to solve that problem with no new money but it's not possible

Yes, this is absolutely it. I'm in education and so many schools - for example - are struggling in despair as they attempt to meet children's needs in a state of financial and physical exhaustion. The Economist analysis is in some senses correct but woefully out of touch with years of damage

Every median voter is beautiful and valid

It didn’t happen fortunately/unfortunately

Alas

:/ This is a fake video. Different photos of the same police chief who isn’t real, random clips of guys talking, different apartment numbers, changing how long the chief lived in the apartment (1 week then 412 days!) We need to recognise when we’re being fooled.