Rishi Sunak has raised taxes 15 times in two years despite a cost of living crisis.
Labour plan would cut VAT on energy bills and save families up to £600, paid for by a one-off windfall tax on oil and gas producers.
Vote Labour on Thursday 5 May.
Watching porn at work bad enough. When workplace is the Commons, mind-blowing. But to do it, where people are literally able to look down on you from the press and public galleries, with cameras around,suggests thickness that could see them get a Cabinet post quite soon
Listening to the PM shred our democratic standards whilst saying "let me begin in all humility" as he casually does so. His 'apologies' are about keeping his job. They are empty and utterly meaningless without his resignation. Tory MPs are letting this happen.
Boris Johnson poured billions into the private sector during Covid, broke his own rules and now claims he is sorry.
The reality is that he was caught out — this dishonest servant of the super rich should do one more thing. Resign.
Extinction Rebellion does what we all should do in this age of trivia and distraction. It demands that we treat serious issues seriously.
Whatever current pundits say, history will look kindly on those who sought to turn our attention to the most serious issues of all.
Priti Patel has just accepted a £100,000 donation from one of the world’s leading oil traders.
She has also opposed using a windfall tax on oil companies’ profits to slash energy bills.
We need to kick big money and fossil fuel industry lobbyists out of our politics.
When Rishi Sunak tells us that he has written off £4.3 billion pounds fraudulently claimed in covid payments, remember that’s YOUR money paid to criminals by this Govt that will now be taken from every other service you receive, your schools, your councils, your NHS & our poorest
Thanks for all the nice comments about our new video with @IamHappyToast and @Coldwar_Steve . Really hoping this is the last Boris Johnson video we ever have to make...
More than £100,000,000,000 of public money has gone to non-NHS healthcare providers over the past decade, including to the likes of Richard Branson's Virgin Care.
If the Tories had instead invested that money in the NHS and its workforce, the army wouldn't need to be called in.
I won't apologise for supporting Jeremy Corbyn. While he got some things wrong (as we all do), his policies offered us the best chance we've had in decades of escaping from the cage of neoliberalism.
Are we really going to let this Number 10 party go? No chance! Last Xmas was a misery . Listening to him standing up there telling us what we couldn’t do. Families not seeing each other , loved ones dying alone. Whilst him and his cronies party in a tax payer funded residence !