The CEO of BP literally admitted yesterday that a windfall tax wouldn't jeopardise any of the firm's investments in the UK.
It's not that the Tories can't do more to help people, it's that they don't want to.
For years&years this has been happening. The industry is so old fashioned in its morals. We are expected to just understand the way we are treated isn’t personal, it’s just the way it is. The old excuse of ‘it’s just how things are’ has to end. Sending love to everyone affected.
Boris Johnson’s vacuous back slapping Conference speech just ignored the cost of living crisis, the biggest tax hike in 70 years, soaring fuel & food prices, a real terms cut to wages & welfare & a million adults going without food for a day in January
I think that’s important
It's simply immoral that the Home Office is still applying normal visa restrictions to those fleeing Ukraine.
Ministers need to urgently sort out a simple sanctuary route to the UK for all who need it. This is our moral duty. 🇬🇧🇺🇦 #StandWithUkraine
Keep an eye on what is now being under reported
• Bankers profits quadrupled
• Bankers’ bonuses up 44%
• British Gas profits up 44%
• £5bn of NHS cuts
• Starting to charge for lateral flows
Austerity is back. So is rampant profiteering by the rich.
I can assure Mark Spencer that everybody who lost a loved one, who couldn’t see them before they died, who couldn’t attend a funeral & has yet to mourn the loss DOES CARE that our Govt didn’t comply when THEY did
On Monday, Boris Johnson accused Sir Keir Starmer of "failing to prosecute Jimmy Savile". But there’s no evidence Sir Keir was involved in the decision not to charge Savile. 2 mins on what’s happened since the allegation was made. Produced by Michael Cox. https://t.co/h4KlIrAiur
Dear @BorisJohnson. Please could you explain why there is a need to increase National Insurance contributions "to fund the NHS" when you claimed the NHS would get £350m per week in Brexit savings?
BREAKING: @metpoliceuk confirm it is now investigating a number of events that took place at Downing Street and Whitehall in the last two years in relation to potential breaches of COVID 19 regulations