It is quite astonishing that on the day a met police officer was found guilty for more than 71 sexual offences, one of the worst rapists in modern times, our prime minister has boasted of giving more power to the police to clamp down on protestors
BREAKING. David Carrick, a Metropolitan police officer has admitted at least 80 sex attacks, including 47 rapes, against a dozen women. It means that one of the country's worst sex offenders has been working at the force for 20 years
29th December 2022.
Vivienne Westwood died today, peacefully and surrounded by her family, in Clapham, South London.
The world needs people like Vivienne to make a change for the better.
Nourish your inner child by signing yourself up for those classes your parents couldn’t afford, or didn’t allow you to take when you were younger. Nourish your inner child’s interest.
The cost of meeting nurses’ demand for an inflation-busting pay rise: £1.6 billion.
The cost of Rishi Sunak’s bank tax giveaways: £7.3 billion.
If we can afford handouts for the rich, we can afford to meet the basic needs of those who keep this country afloat.
Not people saying they feel sorry for Matt Hancock like the man didn’t vote against free school meals and told people they couldn’t see their families in hospital whilst he was gallivanting about like BE FOR REAL PLS
Utterly bizarre that politicians who have their meals subsidised by the taxpayer say there is no money to feed hungry kids in schools. Over just 3 years, the public have forked out over £17m to subsidise MPs' meals. There's plenty of money; it's just going to the wrong places.
No immigrant has taken your job. You were laid off by a capitalist who required cheap labor and took advantage of that immigrant to increase his profits, and nothing makes him happier than to hear you blame the immigrant and not him.
Love the way Tory MPs will revolt if the pound falls further, but somehow polluting our land against our will, sending millions into poverty, allowing thousands to die waiting for hospital care, and leaving our kids saddled with decades of debt just isn’t worth making a fuss over
A Tory ex minister: “what worries me is never again will we be able to accuse Labour of being fiscally reckless or believing in the magic money tree. This better work, or we are in deep trouble”.