UK economy returns to growth

“Two years this lot have been shoving their austerity measures at us. This latest news is just fiddling the numbers. There is no sign of the country improving whatsoever under these incompetent bufoons.Its time the coalition was dismantled and removed. Those in power have never done a proper days work in their lives so how dare they assume to rule mine. Yes, time for revolt indeed

As someone said this week,"I loathe Cameron; I loathe Osborne. We didn't vote them in and yet here they are deciding for us. I'd like to see their heads on spikes on Tower Bridge. Seriously. I'd sleep well"”

“immigrant 1 has to be a wind up, the 1% growth has come from the Olympics and companies catching up after the time lost in June. We will be back to flat or negative growth next quarter guaranteed. The odiuos, smug chancellor says they are on the right track, so the decline under the coalition is exactly to plan, he also said it was a difficult choice to cut the welfare budget, public sector jobs, spending on projects, but didn`t mention getting more from those with the broadest shoulders "The Wealthy". So obviously that is too difficult for a moron to achieve, or maybe there is no intention to follow that through! I have never listened to so much rhetoric, soundbites and cliches` coming out of the mouths of polititions, with Cameron, Clegg and Osborne the main culprits, their speeches and press briefings must be written by a comedian. I can`t believe there is any other reason for it, unless they are so ignorant and arrogant they think we all lap it up. This the first time I have despised a governemnt since Thatcher, inbetween there were idiots running the country, this lot are evil, devious posh boys. Who couldn`t care less about the majority of people in this country, time for revolt.”

“While I welcome the news, and hope that people see this as a positive step forward, this isn't vindication of the Tories economic policies. One of the causes of this spike in economic output was the Olympics, which ironically was a large state investment project that had a multiplier effect on the economy. Recently, figures have emerged that the negative effects of every £1 in spending cuts was much higher than previously thought, and with further cuts ahead - including massive reform to welfare that will drop income for many of the poorest people in the country - this will only continue to leave our national economy stagnant at best.

I hope that the Q4 figures will prove me wrong though.”

“Excellent news. Perhaps people can now stop all the doom and gloom and get on with their lives. Tories are doing a great job.”