Universal Credit: Tories risk return to ‘nasty party’ warns Government’s former homelessness adviser
“To remove that £20 a week – it’s too punitive, it’s not the right thing to do, and I think they just go back to being the nasty party.”
“To remove that £20 a week – it’s too punitive, it’s not the right thing to do, and I think they just go back to being the nasty party.”
Caroline Lucas accused the government of being "perfectly happy" for the price of the pandemic to be paid for by "some of the poorest people who are least able to do so".
"We are going to start by taking on Rupert Murdoch."
Sir Ed also deemed Gavin Williamson “the worst education secretary we’ve had in living memory” and called on the Government to financially compensate university students for their disrupted education due to Covid-19.
Starmer said Johnson has spent the last few years “cosying up to people who don’t have Britain’s interests at heart and courting the idea that he is Britain’s Trump”.
The former Labour leader was suspended from the party for claiming that the scale of anti-Semitism was “dramatically overstated for political reasons”.
“If the Government can’t sort out 24/7 vaccinations they need to admit that this is as a result of their own shortcomings, not blame the public and NHS staff.”
“It fails the British people, it fails my constituents and I have to meet my responsibilities as a member of the British Parliament and vote against it today.”
“We are witnessing an act of vandalism against our livelihoods, our rights and our horizons," the statement reads.
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