Stop blaming the poor
This country isn’t poorer because disabled people get £100 a week or asylum seekers get £49 a wk
It’s poorer because the very rich dodge £35 billion a year — and £100 billion a year flows into British enabled tax havens
We’re not broke We’re being robbed
This should be shouted about from the rooftops. If the tragic passing of Billy Vigar doesn’t bring about lasting changing to the safety standards around pitches in this country, it’ll be a disgrace.
Labour homelessness minister Rushanara Ali threw four tenants out of her east London townhouse before relisting the property for £700 a month more in rent, The i Paper can reveal https://t.co/4MwOL283Zk
Labour's planned cuts to disability benefits are despicable and cruel, and everyone defending them is genuinely heartless and lacks any sort of moral compass.
Starmer taking an HIV test has achieved something: we now know how utterly clueless people are about HIV.
1. Heterosexuals can get HIV
2. HIV stigma and fear prevent people from testing.
3. But testing means getting treatment if required
4. Effective treatment makes the virus untransmitable.
5. Treatment means people living with HIV can have a normal life expectancy.
It's 2025 and self-presenting smart arse liberals like Jonathan Pie are spreading HIV misinformation. Crackers.
Why’s it always we must crackdown on benefits? Are you ever gonna crackdown on the £Bs Tories lost to their mates? People on benefits aren’t buying yachts or living in luxury BUT there’s a fair few Tories living it large off the back of £Bs useless PPE. Stop punishing the poor to fix the problems caused by Tories and their RICH fucking mates.
Dispatches can reveal how King Charles and Prince William are making millions from the taxpayer.
In a joint investigation with @thetimes we have uncovered lucrative deals with the armed forces, schools and even the NHS.
In Britain we have created a very large and growing subsection of people who appear completely incapable of empathy. People who seemingly believe all benefits are bad and anyone claiming them is a scum. Bodes really well with Sir Keirs crackdowns party in charge
“The super-rich do not spend their money on MPs out of generosity and out of the goodness of their hearts. They want something in return. This wealth is used to buy influence in this House; to get this place to serve their interests and not the interests of our constituents.”
For 14 years we’ve repeatedly heard politicians talk about the "tough choice" of austerity.
Why is it always the working class hit by these "tough choices", and not UK billionaires who have seen their wealth increase threefold in the past decade to £684,000,000,000?
There's a mentally ill man on your stage who states he's not taking his "depression tablets" but instead of getting him any kind of help, you yell at & humiliate him over a lie detector test that you know is complete bollocks.
There's a special place in hell for Jeremy Kyle
Hillsborough. Stephen Lawrence. Windrush. The Post Office. And now Grenfell. The systematic programme of institutional injustice, dishonesty and incompetence meted out to a specific section of society continues.
Jas Athwal, Labour right stalwart & MP for Ilford South, owns *18* properties as a landlord.
I'll never understand young people on Labour right, who will likely be renting their whole lives, helping these people.
You shouldn't be a Labour MP while exploiting people like this.
Figures from @CPAGUK show that 43% of children in Liverpool West Derby live in poverty.
Experts say that the best way to immediately impact this is to scrap the two-child cap.
This is why this evening I voted for the #KingsSpeech amendment to scrap the cap.
#RightToFood
4th July we get this mob out.
For every homeless person.
For every worker.
For every hungry child.
For everyone who lost a loved one during the pandemic.
For every victim of the horizon scandal.
For every victim of their racist, divisive and cruel agenda.
The richest Prime Minister in history – worth an estimated £529,000,000 – is demonising sick and disabled people.
He wants us to blame our problems on anyone but the real culprits:
The Tory government, their super-rich donors, and a system that puts greed before human need.