Today I am beginning the process to appoint a Covid Corruption Commissioner to get back what is owed to the British people.
The work of change has begun. https://t.co/JicjTRgucM
@YuanfenYang@HouseofCommons@ipsaUK ...1,300 moves between offices for Members and their staff, and 16,200 changes to the telephone system. There are more new MPs this time so it will be a bigger exercise. When an office move has been agreed they will also need to be cleaned (and in some cases redecorated). 14/
One thing we definitely need is an electoral commission that has the power and the will to regulate election campaign advertising/promotion; in all its formats.
For the love of god...
Can all these anti-doctors...
Anti-nurses...
Anti-NHS con artists one day be asked:
How much will it cost people to see a doctor or nurse or get an ambulance once the NHS is gone?
Cos it's a damn sight more than a salary-restoring pay rise.
Liz Truss getting to give out resignation honours is like someone who was fired on their first day of work for gross negligence being asked to pick employee of the month
The UK just recorded its single biggest year for net migration not in years or decades but EVER.
But what explains it? And how big a deal is it really?
Here's my three minute dive into some of the most significant statistics released in a long time 👇
https://t.co/hXuwgZzZV3
👀
Blimey this chart from the @resfoundation today is quite something.
No other parliament in modern history has seen quite such a big fall in living standards.
And, as I said yday, the contraction in disposable income will STILL be going on next year, during the election…
Today, the separation of powers is more often suggested as a way to foster a system of checks and balances necessary for good government.”
It strikes me that to circumvent the system this Government will “disapply” it or worse - end it. Is this what Britain wants to be? 3/