Can you name one public service that’s better now than it was 14 years ago?
Schools?
Hospitals?
Local council services?
Support for the unemployed?
Anything?
UK Equalities Minister says NO to meeting LGBT+ groups
Kemi Badenoch rejects my offer of dialogue, falsely claiming to have had "extensive" meetings with a "wide range" of LGBT+ organisations
She's met trans critical groups but not trans ones. SHAME!
https://t.co/Fw5Lh5kXPQ
Employment tribunal fees give employers a pass to exploit workers, whether it’s discrimination, unfair sackings or withheld wages.
That’s why the @The_TUC & 47 other organisations have called on govt to ditch their plans to reintroduce tribunal fees.
NEW 🚨 | Rishi Sunak has AXED the dedicated Minister for Disabled People position - during Disability History Month.
The pay gap hasn't improved in 10 years and disabled people are less likely to be in work - whilst being told they have a duty to work regardless of their impairment.
It’s a clear message this government does not care about the 16 MILLION disabled people.
Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg, the man who insisted that we needed to leave the EU in order to stop foreign courts interfering with us is the same Jacob Rees-Mogg now advocating ignoring our own courts
#bbcqt
This is how you collapse the NHS…with help by a cowed media.
The Tory Lie: “An extra 5,000 beds��
The clear truth: 2,700 fewer medical beds since the start of the year!
What an utter calamity as we head into winter!!!
On July 11, 1958, at 2 a.m., Richard and Mildred Loving, who had recently married, were abruptly awakened in their bedroom by a Virginia sheriff. The sheriff questioned Richard, a white man, asking, "What are you doing in bed with this woman?" Mildred, a woman of both Black and Indigenous American heritage, responded, "I'm his wife." The sheriff retorted, "Not here you're not."
During that era, Virginia still had laws against interracial marriage, and the Lovings were taken into custody for their unlawful cohabitation.
For nearly nine years, the couple was forced to live away from their hometown, but they eventually made the bold decision to challenge the state's discriminatory laws in the Supreme Court. In 1967, the groundbreaking Loving v. Virginia ruling effectively decriminalized interracial marriage throughout the entire United States.
A new deal for workers.
The biggest expansion of workers’ rights in a generation.
No more zero hours contracts.
No more fire and rehire.
Employment rights from day one.
Union rights to access the workplace.
New fair pay agreements.
Repealing that attack on the right to strike.
That’s why I will tell anyone who asks:
Vote Labour.
- @Nowak_Paul at #TUC23