Dia Chakravarty
Contributing Editor at The Telegraph
Contributing Editor @Telegraph. Singer of Bengali songs: https://t.co/JMDkmsLe25
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Dia Chakravarty
It predicted that the changes would result in more than 208,000 jobs being lost by the end of the current parliament, ultimately delivering a net loss of £1.9 billion to the Treasury by 2029. "Our members tell us, and our sector research shows, that decisions are being taken now to cut jobs, reduce investment and sell assets, putting at risk the future of thousands of businesses," said Fiona Graham, of Family Business UK.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Dia Chakravarty
When Peter Davies ran for the office of Mayor of Doncaster in 2009, he made two notable pledges to his electorate. To slash his own salary by over 50 per cent to £30,000, along with getting rid of the mayoral chauffeur-driven car, and to put an end to the practice of twinning foreign cities to Doncaster (there were five). The first pledge was easy to fulfil.
Brent Council's twinning with Neblus "may risk compounding antisemitism" according to its own report
2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Dia Chakravarty
Except the Council's own equalities impact assessment - a mandatory exercise under the Equalities Act - found that given the polarising impact the Israel-Hamas war has had on communities, "there may be some anxiety from some groups that the Twinning may demonstrate greater support for one group over another".
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Dia Chakravarty
"Family businesses are now going to have to sell in order to pay the tax bill," fears Kiran Fothergill, a descendant of Jonathan and director of Pickerings Lifts - as the company is now known - who stood as a Conservative candidate in the last general election. "What we are going to end up with is businesses being sold to possibly foreign owners," or corporations, with future revenues heading out of the country, into off-shore companies or other clever tax structures.
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3 weeks ago |
msn.com | Dia Chakravarty
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Very, very hard to believe he doesn’t know the answer. Disturbing that elected politicians find it so easy to respond this way, seemingly oblivious (or perhaps indifferent?) to how it affects their credibility.
'This wouldn't have been possible if Britain was still in the EU, would it?' 'I don't know.' 'This is part of Brexit isn't it?' '...I actually just don't know.' @NickFerrariLBC asks Treasury minister Darren Jones if the US-UK trade deal is 'a Brexit bonus'. https://t.co/YIKRn51NuX
It’s the first time in my lifetime (and possibly even in that of my parents’) that India, at least on the face of it, appears to have secured the US’s support in a conflict against Pakistan. This realignment is huge in the South Asian context and pretty significant globally too.
Spoke with US @SecRubio this evening. Deeply appreciate US commitment to work with India in the fight against terrorism. Underlined India’s targeted and measured response to cross-border terrorism. Will firmly counter any attempts at escalation. 🇮🇳 🇺🇸
Will there be a vigil for the NHS, Mr Lammy, and will you be attending?
Be in no doubt. A trade deal with Donald Trump will mean US corporations get to privatise and dismantle our NHS one bed at a time. #TrumpProtest https://t.co/Y5UaAHXCtO
