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[The Independent @Independent]

Sir John Major says Kemi Badenoch is growing into an "absolutely excellent leader" of the Conservative Party. Do you agree?

[Kemi Badenoch @KemiBadenoch]

Sir John Major makes the essential point. Parents who send children to private school save the state money.

Labour’s tax on them has failed. Now the state has 2,000 fewer teachers than when Conservatives left office.

So we will reverse this futile, vindictive policy.

[Jack @JackIngarfill]

@ConHome Thank godness

[rhys 🙂‍↕️ @rhys_2024]

We’re going back to Tories vs Labour aren’t we..

[Jack @JackIngarfill]

@rhys_2024 @lukerobertblack Yep.

[Jack @JackIngarfill]

@jackWADW2 The ridiculous net zero nonsense the greens policy's would cost the county billions

[Jack @JackIngarfill]

Exactly Kemi will do Exactly that people will see through the absolute Danger of Reform and the ridiculous policy of the greens

[The Andrew Neil Report @TheNeilReport]

'I'm hearing people say Kemi Badenoch could lead the Tories to be the largest party at the next election'

Could two-party politics soon return to the UK? @afneil @FraserNelson

Watch the full episode here or listen in bio https://t.co/gANqsqczBp

[Laura Trott MP @LauraTrottMP]

English children being the best at reading and maths in the western world. England soaring up education league tables. That’s what we left behind.

By contrast, this Gvt has taken a wrecking ball to the cross party consensus which enabled school standards to rise in this country.

We would clear up your mess and restore school freedoms & accountability.

[Conservatives @Conservatives]

Kemi turning up the PMQs heat to record levels 🥵

[Kemi Badenoch @KemiBadenoch]

The country is not being governed and Labour say there won't be a Prime Minister till September.

Keir Starmer is off on a farewell tour and Andy Burnham wants a summer holiday. Neither is thinking about our national security.

We need to cut welfare and fund our military.

[Ruth Davidson @RuthDavidsonPC]

I don't think I've seen a prettier set of numbers in a long, long time... 😍

[Tim Stanley @timothy_stanley]

A significant night for the Conservatives. Reform failed key test, Tories took Aberdeen. Right was watching the wrong by-election….

[Kemi Badenoch @KemiBadenoch]

This is a significant result, and I want to start by congratulating @DLumsden_MSP on becoming the new Member of Parliament for Aberdeen South and the newest Conservative MP!

Makerfield was about one man’s job.

Aberdeen South was about thousands of jobs in oil and gas across our country and the future of an entire city.

Yesterday, the people of Aberdeen sent a message on behalf of the whole country. Energy security is national security. They know it is common sense to use our own oil and gas rather than importing it from overseas. They know it is madness to make ourselves poorer, weaker and more dependent at a time when even the government’s own intelligence says we are under threat. The first duty of any government is to keep its people safe. The Conservative Party will always put Britain’s security first.

What makes this result particularly significant is that many people who voted Conservative today have never voted Conservative before. I want to thank every one of them.

Many will have voted for us because they care deeply about Aberdeen and its future. Many will have voted for us because they are sick of the SNP’s shenanigans. Others because they are worried about what Labour’s policies mean for their jobs and livelihoods. Many voted for us because they wanted a strong local champion.

Douglas is that champion. He has lived in Aberdeen all his life. He spent two decades working in the oil and gas industry. He knows this city, he knows its people, and throughout this campaign he brought energy, optimism and a genuine belief in Aberdeen’s future. Wherever he went, he had a smile on his face and a positive message about what this great city can achieve.

The Conservative Party is working to earn the trust of the country again. I am grateful and humbled that Aberdeen looked at the choice before them and decided that the Conservative Party was the party that would fight for families, workers and business.

Thank you, Aberdeen. I will never stop fighting for you. Douglas will never stop fighting for you.

The Conservative Party will keep fighting for common sense, a stronger economy and a stronger country.

[Jack @JackIngarfill]

This is a ludicrous spectacle get rid of the mad ludicrous net zero nonsense cut the welfare bill this treasury is so out of date

[Guido Fawkes @GuidoFawkes]

TREASURY source hits back to say Chancellor "will always do what is right and needed to keep this country safe... Let's be clear on what John is asking for: cuts to schools and hospitals."

[Tim Shipman @ShippersUnbound]

This is truly pathetic. Cut the welfare freeloaders, cut the ludicrous self harm of Net Zero. This Treasury now resembles the government of the 1930s

[Penny Mordaunt @PennyMordaunt]

I’d thought there was a small chance Downing Street was trying to do the right thing, but struggling against a Labour Parliamentary Party that would not do the necessary, including cutting welfare. Guess this disgraceful quote has flattened that theory. They really don’t get the peril they are putting nation in.

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

This is an outrageous, disgraceful smear on John Healey — and an outright lie. There are a ton of ways to finance more for defence — starting with net zero — without taking a penny from schools or hospitals. Reeves should be ashamed of herself for allowing this nonsense. Suggests she’s really desperate.

[Bella Wallersteiner 🇺🇦 @BellaWallerstei]

Keir Starmer refuses to rule out more tax rises to fund defence commitments. Typical of a government that always reaches for taxpayers wallets before tackling welfare spending. UK welfare bill is projected to cost around £333 billion a year - over five times defence budget!!

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Perhaps the grimmest part of John Healey’s brutal resignation letter is that defence spending, projected to be 2.6% GDP by 2027, will only reach 2.68% in 2030. A pathetic 0.08% increase over three years after all that Starmer rhetoric about the dangerous times we live in and how UK would lead the way stepping up to the crease. A real leader would have told Reeves to cough up the dosh and ordered Miliband to hand over a big chunk of his net zero budget. But he’s probably too weak to do either.

[Jack @JackIngarfill]

Exactly cut the welfare bill as did during the coalition we have to live within our means and take difficult decisions

[Cllr. Matthew Goodwin-Freeman @MGoodwinFreeman]

@PolitlcsUK @e_casalicchio Benefits!

Welfare £333 billion
Defence £62.2 billion