Boris Johnson must act and stop households paying £1m in taxes over their lifetime

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SUCH is how bloated the State is in the UK today, an average CN reading household can now expect to pay £1 million in taxes over their lifetime.

All your lottery winnings go to bad public servants with a record of spending – from Defense Department military contracts, to NHS computers and Track and Trace, to business loan losses of Covid worth £4 billion – horrible.

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Not yet Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak yesterday got ahead with their National Insurance rise falsely during the cost of living crisis.

The Prime Minister’s allies say he is “on fire” with energy and ideas when – he hopes – foiled a plot by his own MPs to topple him before Partygate.

But many other Tory advocates still see NI’s spike as a price point for continued support.

As well as tax-tired Britons who want to spend some of that £1million on their heating bills.

if a week is a long time in politics then April’s rise still has some way to go.

It’s not too late, PM…

Beijing’s threat

Is there no corner of British society that is not being spied on by China?

Our revelation that Chinese spies infiltrated a faith charity founded by Prince Philip following an MI5 briefing in which Beijing attempted to destabilize Congress.

At a time when Britain is spearheading NATO’s response to Russian aggression, it’s especially sobering to think about how we’ve left ourselves open at home.

The folly of spending over the past decade on China is more evident than ever.

Podswallop

LISTEN to the latest podcast on Spotify from Harry and Meghan?

No, no one else. Despite amassing £18m from the music platform, the awakened warriors have yet to make much of a product except for a belated and wacky complaint about it hosting the vaccine-skeptic podcaster Joe Rogan.

Set yourself up as the crusaders against Covid misinformation, they are now only far from Rogan’s suggestions. Of course, there is a way to make their objections clear.

Give Spotify money back.

Lovely Jubilee

After a couple of bad years, what better way to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and unite the nation than a national Thanksgiving Day.

You can show your support for family, friends, community heroes and NHS volunteers by hosting a street party in their honor.

And, unlike Boris Johnson, you won’t have to worry about someone bringing the cake.