14,158 mentions in UK news, Parliament, academic work and social conversation
between 27 Oct 2025 and 25 Oct 2026, shown against
Taxes don't fund spending,
the idea it is set against.
Source: Bluesky, OpenAlex (academic citations), The Guardian, UK news outlets (Media Cloud), UK Parliament Hansard, YouTube
· 27 Oct 2025 to 25 Oct 2026
· Updated 30 Oct 2026 04:30 UTC
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Week of
Taxpayers' money
Taxes don't fund spending
27 Oct 2025
596
6
3 Nov 2025
114
11
10 Nov 2025
485
5
17 Nov 2025
133
9
24 Nov 2025
396
8
1 Dec 2025
145
8
8 Dec 2025
374
7
15 Dec 2025
274
7
22 Dec 2025
235
2
29 Dec 2025
41
11
5 Jan 2026
326
2
12 Jan 2026
61
6
19 Jan 2026
307
0
26 Jan 2026
70
6
2 Feb 2026
406
2
9 Feb 2026
71
8
16 Feb 2026
460
2
23 Feb 2026
120
6
2 Mar 2026
465
5
9 Mar 2026
200
7
16 Mar 2026
341
3
23 Mar 2026
113
9
30 Mar 2026
423
4
6 Apr 2026
88
5
13 Apr 2026
359
9
20 Apr 2026
72
9
27 Apr 2026
377
6
4 May 2026
69
7
11 May 2026
454
3
18 May 2026
141
13
25 May 2026
474
6
1 Jun 2026
81
10
8 Jun 2026
473
4
15 Jun 2026
91
10
22 Jun 2026
496
1
29 Jun 2026
127
4
6 Jul 2026
473
1
13 Jul 2026
197
5
20 Jul 2026
341
8
27 Jul 2026
109
10
3 Aug 2026
439
4
10 Aug 2026
138
2
17 Aug 2026
371
3
24 Aug 2026
156
10
31 Aug 2026
365
21
7 Sep 2026
84
17
14 Sep 2026
428
12
21 Sep 2026
84
11
28 Sep 2026
428
9
5 Oct 2026
349
7
12 Oct 2026
358
23
19 Oct 2026
380
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Where it appears
Media framing: UK news items using this idea, with the items
Political uptake: speeches in Parliament using this idea, with the items
Academic uptake: scholarly works using this idea, with the items