I know @RishiSunak is desperate to find a peg to hang his “our plan got inflation down” boll**** on but suggesting it was curbing public sector pay is not only completely untrue it insult to our teachers, doctors & nurses
If this outrages you as much as it does me RT this widely
5 years, still you… ❤️
Today we remember the man.
5 years without you Justin, A loving family man, who’s energy and infectious character left a lasting impression on us all.
Please continue supporting us in our push for #JustinsLaw & remember him today with a big smile 👼🏼❤️
Unelected bureaucrat David Cameron explains how we need the Rwanda plan because of Brexit 🤦♂️
Anushka Asthana, "Hand on heart. If this had come up when you were PM, would you have gone with this Rwanda policy?"
David Cameron, "We had a situation where you could return people directly to France.. People land on a beach in Kent, you take them straight back to France.. You therefore break the model of the people smugglers"
Anushka Asthana, "Shouldn't you be trying to get that?"
David Cameron, "That's not available at the moment"
Anushka Asthana, "Because of Brexit?"
David Cameron, "(Yes) Because of the situation we are in (having left the EU)"
The UK has participated in the Dublin process since it was inaugurated in 1990. When the UK left the EU, the UK left the Dublin agreement and we no longer have the automatic right to return asylum seekers back to France.
So Brexit was to take back control from unelected bureaucrats, and here we have David Cameron an unelected bureaucrat in charge of our foreign policy.
And Brexit was about taking control of our borders and asylum seekers, and we've lost the ability to return asylum seekers to France, and instead have to spend over £1,000,000 to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, in a 1 in 1 out policy i.e. for every asylum seeker we send to Rwanda, they send us one of their asylum seekers, so we don't have fewer asylum seekers, we're just shuffling asylum seekers around.
Hundreds of millions for a PR campaign to appease racists while there is a cost of living crisis in the UK and millions of Brits living in poverty. Disgraceful.
@RichieWe11ens Thanks for signing the Champions book today, all those months after I didn’t get round to asking you in Wood Oven, S.Woodford 😉 Have a great summer 🙏🏻
Feargal Sharkey, "There's nothing exceptional about 3.6 million hours of sewage being dumped into our rivers"
"What is exceptional is the £72 billion worth of our cash that they've taken in dividends"
Ben Chu, "Since privatization in 1989, the water companies had no debt. Now they have collective borrowings of £60 billion.. Shareholder dividends paid since 1989 at £72 billion"
The country has been robbed.
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A report has uncovered a string of agreed add-on fees that could see Taxpayers shelling out nearly £2 million for every person the Tories send to Rwanda
Rishi Sunak says his #Rwanda plan “is a worthwhile investment”
If like me you think he’s talking boll**** RT this
Jonathan Gullis is supposedly worth £5,000,000, in 2019 he was a school teacher being paid about £30,000.
All his MP wages only add up to £380,000 and that's before tax.
Who has bought him for £4,500,000?
Please watch the whole video from @shelter 🤍139,000 children are homeless right now
I remember when I was 9 and Mum ran away with me.
We stayed in a B&B in Leicester for a while, in a bedroom with a smashed window, while my sister worked with Billy Smart's Circus which was in the city at the time. It was very cold at night but we cuddled up.
Then we ran to Windsor to stay with some nice people. I went to school for one day only and said I wouldn't go back again.
Eventually we went back home to North Wales.
I was Maddy (in Shelter's video) for a while, but I was one of the lucky ones in the end 🤍
It was a long, long time ago but those things never really leave you.
Thank you Shelter for all the work you do 🙏🏼
Here’s my payslip as a first year doctor in 2005, next to a first year doctor colleague’s in 2023. 18 years later, their take home salary is less than mine was. I lived for free in hospital accommodation and had a fraction of their student loan.
#JuniorDoctorsStrike
I’ve watched this three times now. I’ve cried every time. As someone who has suffered with his mental health, it’s incredibly powerful. Well done Norwich 💛💚