Why Fixing the UK Is So Hard
1.6M views · May 22, 2026 · News & Politics
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@rafibhatti-r4f · 4 months ago
At this rate, 'Former UK Prime Minister' is going to be the most common job title on LinkedIn. 😂
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@Lead_Pencil_OSC · 4 months ago
Put the cat in charge with a 50 : 50 decision making button
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@davidvestey6014 · 4 months ago
28% of millennials live with parents while 25% of pensioners are millionaires. But the Daily Mail will go mad if we cancel the triple lock.
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@Reazzurro90 · 4 months ago
A world in which Italy is more politically stable than the United Kingdom. Truly interesting times.
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@shsnwksybdeb · 4 months ago
well turns out fixing something is harder than destroying it
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@S..527 · 4 months ago
Mission Impossible: Saving the UK
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@loftr8174 · 4 months ago
Title should have been "9 lives at number 10"
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@uncommon_name9337 · 4 months ago
The Cat is the only one giving a sense of stability & continuity since Queen Liz died.
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@stellaenachi169 · 3 months ago
UK would do anything but admit brexit was a horrible idea. 🙄
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@rafibhatti-r4f · 4 months ago
Larry the Cat is going to end up with a state funeral before any of these Prime Ministers.
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@bonglesnodkins329 · 4 months ago
UK has spent 30 years as a rentier economy, focused on property speculation, landlordism and financial engineering. Capital went into the wrong areas, seeking easy returns that didn't grow the economy.
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@TheAfricaVault · 4 months ago
Britain isn't broken because of bad luck, it's broken because Westminster spent decades choosing short-term austerity over long-term investment and called it fiscal responsibility. The planning system alone makes building anything so expensive and slow that decline becomes self-fulfilling. The potential is there, the framework to unlock it is completely shattered.
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