Razhaz

no longer computers, just me. Anything #nufc and maybe a little political debate occasionally.

[Esther McVey @EstherMcVey1]

Defence Secretary, John Healey’s resignation is damning & makes Starmer and Reeves position untenable. He is basically saying they are not prepared to keep the country safe.
I’m guessing too he’ll make a pitch for Starmer’s job & run to be the next PM.

[Talk @TalkTV]

"We've got business struggling, employers are cutting back, families feel poorer, and the political class think anger is dangerous."

Darren Grimes calls out Labour's use of the term "nationalist" to describe Brits with legitimate concerns.

@JuliaHB1 | @darrengrimes

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@JeannieKelly You lost me at leeds fan!! Lol

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@20th_Centurygal Pinball wizard

[Laila Cunningham @policylaila]

So ministers are campaigning to win a seat they already had, for a candidate that wants to replace the PM that they have full confidence in and claim is going nowhere.
And we are meant to pretend this is all perfectly normal.

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@shewantsdickk Me to lol

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@LornaReede Defo not a 10 Pinter, maybe an 8, lol

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@marieannechan76 What do you want to happen?

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@just_agurllx That is hot

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@just_agurllx Oh my god!

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@marieannechan76 What's wrong with that?

[Laila Cunningham @policylaila]

Two men live in Zone 2 London.
Both are around 30. Both sleep in a one-bed flat.

But only one believes he has a future in the city.

James was born in London.
He went to university, got a degree, found a decent job and now works at a marketing firm near Old Street.

He earns just under £60,000 a year.
On paper, he is doing well.

But every month James opens his payslip and watches a third of it vanish before he ever sees it.

Income tax.National Insurance.Student loan.Then comes the rent.

Nearly £2,000 a month for a small one-bed flat with mould around the windows and a landlord who only renews the tenancy six months at a time.

Every evening James scrolls Rightmove looking at tiny flats he cannot afford in the city he grew up in.

Even the cheapest one-beds near him now cost around £400,000.

The deposit alone feels impossible despite earning more than most people in Britain.

His parents bought their first home younger than he is now.
James still does not know if he will ever own one.
So he keeps renting.Keeps waiting.
He watches friends delay children.

People earning what used to be considered “good money” still checking every direct debit before payday.

Now meet Shaheed.
He arrived in Britain recently and was granted refugee status.
He does not work.

He lives in a one-bed flat in East London. His housing costs and council tax are largely covered through the welfare system.

He qualifies for free prescriptions, dental treatment and eye tests.

He does not spend his evenings worrying whether the next rent rise will wipe out what little he has left at the end of the month.

And this is the part driving so much public anger.

James works full time, pays a fortune in tax and still cannot see a long-term future in the city he was born in.

Shaheed does not work, yet has more housing security than the man whose taxes help fund the system.

That is how a city loses its young people, because they stop believing hard work leads anywhere.

London has to become a city where the people who work, contribute and build lives here can realistically afford homes, raise families and feel secure again.

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@Ramma_____ @CraigHope_DM A makem in disguise

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@just_agurllx Why on the loo? Would a bed not be more comfortable?

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So let me her this right, @Keir_Starmer answer to election misery is to appoint the last #Labour prime minister who ran one election as PM, and LOST!!!

[Penny Mordaunt @PennyMordaunt]

Terrible judgment by the Prime Minister tonight. By whipping “House Business” he confirms at least one of two things, and most likely both: that a large number of his MPs are not buying his narrative and/or that he has misled the House. If he has acted in good faith Privileges would clear him. An unnecessary distraction? Not as much as what is now bound to follow. Utter contempt of Parliament including his own MPs.

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How is a Prime Minister allowed to force MP's in UK to vote in his favour when the vote is about him, that is not democracy, it is dictatorship! #houseofcommons

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@RAPAP2021 I would move into the motorhome full time, wife not so keen!

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@MarthaMeyda Of course

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@PrimeHendry Nufc