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David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @gabyhinsliff: Confused by papers that argued for a normal Xmas, now kicking off at strict curbs leading up to it - I mean, what did you… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
If an area goes into a higher tier than it was pre-lockdown, it is not because the lockdown didn’t work, it is because the pre-lockdown tiers did not work. — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @DavidGauke: Understandable that some are asking why they are in a more restrictive regime than they were prior to the current lockdown.… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @MattChorley: Why is X in tougher measures after the lockdown than before? Because tier 1 was too lax, the cases went up too fast, and… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @jburnmurdoch: @Dannythefink @PickardJE Blue Peter style, here’s one I prepared earlier... Places like Stratford, Ashford & Tunbridge W… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
@PaulTempleman6 Deaths are a lagging indicator. ONS survey (not vulnerable to the vagaries of testing numbers) supports the view that infections falling, albeit slowly. https://t.co/mCB95Cjqyi — PolitiTweet.org
Tom Newton Dunn @tnewtondunn
Crucial new weekly Coronavirus Infection Survey from the ONS just out, for Tier allocations: prevalence now decreas… https://t.co/Vbn4qrJpdt
David Gauke @DavidGauke
@PaulTempleman6 Infections are coming down whereas w/out the lockdown they would likely have gone up. Restrictions post lockdown tighter than pre-lockdown not because of the failure of the lockdown but because the previous restrictions were evidently ineffective. But hard for Govt to admit that. — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
Understandable that some are asking why they are in a more restrictive regime than they were prior to the current lockdown. One explanation is that the Government believes - with the benefit of hindsight - that the pre-lockdown rules were simply too lax to contain the disease. — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
I'm probably not doing him any favours in saying this but Dan Rosenfield is smart, likeable and effective. This should be a good appointment. — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
@GeorgeBull_ But I don’t think the Chancellor wants to wait long. I think we’ll learn more in March. — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
@GeorgeBull_ Perhaps tax rises delayed until after an election. But either way, there are challenges. Inflict tax rises then fight election or fight election with the obvious prospect of tax rises to come? — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @TomSwarbrick1: Tonight at 10 @LBC - Public sector pay freeze because of private sector woe. Fair? @DavidGauke & @NSSN_AntiCuts - #M… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
Lots on Twitter showing one of the greatest ever goals. But I keep wondering how close Terry Butcher was to one of the greatest ever tackles. (Obviously, not close enough.) — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
A few thoughts on today's spending review and OBR forecasts and why - at some point - the Treasury will seek to raise taxes. — PolitiTweet.org
Macfarlanes LLP @MacfarlanesLLP
Today’s statement by the Chancellor setting out his spending plans for the next year did not specifically address… https://t.co/NVShxz1St3
David Gauke @DavidGauke
@afneil There's a very good case for a big increase in spending on vaccinations in the circumstances (to be fair, some of which could come from reprioritising spending). — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
A cut in foreign aid spending will be popular with many. Trying to make the case that the 0.7% pledge is in the UK's national interest has never been easy. But when our aid spending can help get the world's population vaccinated, that case has become more persuasive than ever. — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @paulwaugh: But worth noting too that even a *negotiated* Brexit free trade agreement is forecast to result in significant hit to UK gro… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
'We mustn't forget that poverty and unemployment has a negative impact on people's health... we shouldn't stand in the way of businesses creating wealth... we can't ignore the economic consequences of a policy etc etc'. — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
‘Prospering mightily’. — PolitiTweet.org
Ben Chu @BenChu_
No-deal Brexit would hammer UK economy, warns Office for Budget Responsibility https://t.co/0XqJFKVaib
David Gauke @DavidGauke
The experience of being a Treasury minister can change your view of the relationship we should have with the EU. — PolitiTweet.org
Rafael Behr @rafaelbehr
I also wonder whether that private view has evolved since 2016, when he voted leave, but seemingly with only the va… https://t.co/rp8Ye5vlA6
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @jillongovt: The Chancellor glossed over this because he never mentions Brexit.. but this is what @OBR_UK thinks the impact of leaving w… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @SamCoatesSky: OBR on Brexit We continue to assume that the UK and EU conclude a free-trade agreement (FTA) and that there is a smooth t… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @SebastianEPayne: The @OBR_UK reckons a no deal Brexit would reduce the UK's GDP by another 2 per cent next year - and it would remain l… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
How many of the Conservative MPs calling for the Government to publish cost benefit analyses of COVID restrictions will welcome the OBR’s cost benefit analysis of a no deal Brexit? — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @Steven_Swinford: OBR says that 'there is evidence that neither the Government nor businesses are fully prepared for the imminent change… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
A deal is by no means inevitable. — PolitiTweet.org
Nick Gutteridge @nickgutteridge
Michel Barnier has told David Frost he sees no need to travel to London at the weekend for more 'probably pointless… https://t.co/hHToisurVA
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @TimesRadio: Matt Chorley asks two former Treasury secretaries about the infamous 'I’m afraid there is no money' note. @liambyrnemp: "I… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @MattChorley: On @TimesRadio 📻1015 💷Spending Review @pollymackenzie @morgandelmeier 📻1030 @aliceTTimes @johnkampfner on 📰 📻1100 Hail t… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @remkorteweg: Here, VdL addresses Boris' #Brexit Boomerang: the introduction of the IM Bill was (at least partially) designed to provo… — PolitiTweet.org
David Gauke @DavidGauke
RT @ProfTimBale: Wow - this'll be good. Not sure when it's out but will be a great read. — PolitiTweet.org
