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On 2020-11-26 12:04:03, BBCPolitics from company bbc tweeted. The tweet was ""The test and trace budget has now increased to £22bn, that's more than the annual budget for the police and the fire service combined," says Labour's Jonathan Ashworth

"At what point will he accept... that the Serco model has failed?"

Latest: <hyperlink> <hyperlink>". The most similar tweets were, 
1. On 2020-10-21 11:19:32, MetroUK handle of company metro tweeted. The tweet was "'The prime minister is complaining that he can't get by on his £150,000 salary, so can I ask the Prime Minister if he deems it a struggle, how on earth does he expect many workers to get by on just £5.84 an hour when the Tory cuts to furlough sink in?' - Ian Blackford <hyperlink>". This tweet got 139 number of likes. 
2. On 2020-06-30 12:34:47, nycpa handle of company williams tweeted. The tweet was "As we near the final budget vote, it has become clear that this budget ignores some of the most critical elements of reducing NYPD funding and redefining public safety.

Unless it meets those needs, I will use my Charter authority to prevent the budget from being executed.

More: <hyperlink>". This tweet got 3069 number of likes. 
3. On 2020-02-26 06:43:01, hkfp handle of company free tweeted. The tweet was "#Budget2020: Democrat Alvin Yeung said the 25% budget increase for the #HongKong police force was unjustified: "A HK$42,647,000 increase in expenditure for 'specialised crowd management vehicles'? Have we not witnessed enough police brutality?" <hyperlink>". This tweet got 65 number of likes. 
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