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@Keir_Starmer

Labour Acheivements since July 2024 to AUG 2025.
45,000 additional pensioners are now receiving Pension Credit which is a Gateway Benefit worth over 4k on top of Pension Credit, Pension payment and Disability Payment. Due to Labour Government promotion drive

ONLY 2 BOATS HAVE CROSSED THE CHANNEL IN 10 DAYS. THE PUBLIC NEED TO KNOW THIS.

✅️LOWEST ASYLUM SEEKERS CROSSING CHANNEL IN AUGUST SINCE 2021

✅️LOWEST NUMBER OF BOATS IN AUGUST SINCE 2019

✅️ANYONE CROSSING CHANNEL WILL BE REFUSED ASYLUM AND DEPORTED TO THEIR COUNTRY OF ORIGIN BECAUSE OF 23 RETURNS AGREEMENTS OR TO FRANCE

✅️Migrants who arrive in the UK via small boat crossings to be detained and returned to France.

✅️In exchange for each person returned, France will facilitate the transfer of an equal number of people to the UK.

✅️Those allowed to transfer to the UK must meet strict criteria, including having appropriate documentation and passing security checks.

✅️Providing Legal Paths:
By offering a new legal route to the UK, the scheme aims to provide a safer alternative for people seeking refuge.

✅️How the Treaty Works:
1. Detection & Detention:
French authorities increase patrols and interception efforts on the French coast to detect and prevent boats from leaving.

2. Return to France:
If a boat reaches the UK, the individuals are detained, and the UK makes a referral to France within three days

3. Legal Transfer to UK:
France processes the case and, if eligible, facilitates the transfer of a corresponding number of individuals to the UK through the new legal routes.

✅️Returns to other countries and immigration enforcement work will continue alongside the treaty.

✅️In its first year in office, this government returned more than 35,000 people with no right to be in the UK – a 28% increase in returns of failed asylum seekers and a 13% increase in overall returns compared to the previous year.

✅️The government also ram cracked down against illegal working, with over 9,000 raids since July 2024, resulting in 6,410 arrests – up 48% and 51% on the previous year.

✅️The UK has formal and informal returns agreements with at least 24 countries, a number that has been increasing since 2021
These agreements, which take various forms, commit countries to take back their citizens who lack the legal right to remain in the UK, such as failed asylum seekers and foreign criminals.
Examples of Countries with Returns Agreements
France, Afghanistan
Albania, India, Pakistan, Vietnam, Iraq, Nigeria, Georgia, Somalia/Somaliland, Bangladesh, Serbia, and Algeria.

✅️Enforced returns of other prominent nationalities, however, have increased, with numbers of Romanians up 28% (1,696), Brazilians up 90% (861) and Indians having more than doubled (615) over the same period. There has also been a substantial rise in the latest year of returns of Polish, Malaysian, and Pakistani nationals.

⬛FOREIGN NATIONAL OFFENDERS
There were 5,265 FNO returns in the year ending June 2025, an increase of 16% compared to the previous year. FNO returns are almost evenly split between EU (48%) and Non-EU (52%) nationals.

✅️The UK-Albania Joint Communique signed in December 2022 strengthened data sharing between the UK and Albania and has supported the removal of Albanian national offenders.
gov.uk/government/pub…

Foreign criminals will be deported immediately

✅️Sex offenders denied Asylum and deported

✅️Sex offenders will be stripped of Refugee status who live in UK

✅️Foreign criminals deported to their country of origin before appeals process in UK. Appeals to take place from their country of origin.


✅️The UK government is challenging the application of Article 8 of the Human Rights Act, which protects the right to family life, by seeking to tighten rules and reduce the reliance on "exceptional circumstances" for family immigration cases. The government argues the current system has become too complex and court-driven, leading to an "overly high proportion" of cases being decided on exceptional grounds rather than parliamentary rules. This involves reviewing policies, including financial requirements for family visas, and potentially introducing a new framework for exceptional cases to restore greater government control and confidence.

ein.org.uk/news/governmen…

✅️Asylum seekers crossing the Channel will be detained refused asylum and returned to France or country of Origin. UK has 24 Returns deals with other Countries.

✅️FROM AUGUST 2025
👇👇👇👇👇👇
Anyone who arrives by small boat and is returned to France will not be eligible for the legal route to the UK, while anyone who tries to re-enter the UK having already been returned to France once will be returned again as a matter of priority.

👆👆👆👆👆👆👆
✅️Immigrants who arrived in the UK on a small boat have been detained under the UK-France treaty, which is now operational.

✅️A new ‘Compagnie de Marche’ of specialist enforcement officers, supported by increased local policing, has been put in place; a specialist intelligence and judicial police unit has been established in Dunkirk to speed up the arrest and prosecution of people-smugglers; and a review of the French maritime approach has been undertaken to allow greater interception of boats in shallow waters.

✅️For migrants in France wanting to come to the UK legally, they will be able to submit an Expression of Interest application for the new legal route online and the Home Office will make a decision. They will need to satisfactorily establish their identity and nationality and will be subject to strict security and eligibility checks.

✅️Detentions began for those who arrived in the UK on a small boat yesterday lunchtime (August 6). They will be held in immigration removal centres pending their removal. The UK will make referrals to France within 3 days, and the French authorities will be expected to respond within 14 days. Those detained will be briefed on the procedure through which their return to France will take place, and the next operational phase of preparing each individual for removal will be activated.

Extended £150 Warm Home Discount for low-income households from Energy Companies including Pensioners to 2026

Extending the Household Support Fund up in 2025 with £1 billion to ensure local authorities can support vulnerable people and families. PENSIONERS ENERGY BILLS

Pension Credit will increase by 4.1% from April 2025:

Single person: The standard minimum guarantee will increase to £227.10 per week

Couple: The standard minimum guarantee will increase to £346

2025

The full state pension will increase to £230.25 per week (£11,973 a year), while the basic amount will rise to £176.45 per week (£9,175 a year) – welcome news for retirees, especially those out of pocket due to lost winter fuel payments.

Other changes to benefits in 2025 include:

The basic State Pension will increase to £176.45 per week

The deadline to pay voluntary NICs for the contribution years 2006/7 to 2015/6 will be extended to April 5, 2025

The Pension Age Disability Payment (PADP) will be rolled out nationally in Scotland by April 22

6.7%, was applied to pensions from 8 April 2024.

4.1 % increase of Pensions in 2025 up to £470 to the state pension in April and up to £1,900 more over the next five years

Inflation-linked benefits and tax credits will rise by 1.7% from April 2025, in line with the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rate of inflation in September

Annual Increase:
The WFJ estimate is 304,000 (0.8%) higher than it was a year ago, and 1.5 million (4.2%) above the pre-pandemic level.
Industry-Specific Growth:
Most industries saw an increase in WFJ, with human health and social work activities experiencing the largest annual increase (166,000 jobs, or 3.3%).
Employment Rate:
The employment rate, which measures the proportion of people aged 16-64 in employment, has also increased.
Unemployment:
The unemployment rate for people aged 16 and over was estimated at 4.7% in March to May 2025.
It's worth noting that while the Labour Force Survey (LFS) suggests a significant increase in employment over the year (754,000),

other sources like PAYE data show a decrease in payrolled employees. The Office for National Statistics has acknowledged that the LFS data may be less reliable than usual at the moment and recommends considering other labour market sources.

✅ Bringing waiting lists down - they've fallen by 250,000 already
✅ Recruited 2,000 more GPs and we've invested in urgent fixes for over 1,000 GP surgeries across the country
✅ Delivering on our manifesto commitment to roll out 700,000 extra urgent dental appointments
✅ Freezing prescription charges for the first time in years, keeping them under a tenner
✅ And yesterday, we announced tens of thousands of patients are getting vital tests and scans in their community thanks to our boost to out-of-hours service

Labour Acheivements since July 2024 to June 2025.
45,000 additional pensioners are now receiving Pension Credit which is a Gateway Benefit worth over 4k on top of Pension Credit, Pension payment and Disability Payment. Due to Labour Government promotion drive

Extended £150 Warm Home Discount for low-income households from Energy Companies including Pensioners to 2026

Extending the Household Support Fund up in 2025 with £1 billion to ensure local authorities can support vulnerable people and families. PENSIONERS ENERGY BILLS

Pension Credit will increase by 4.1% from April 2025:

Single person: The standard minimum guarantee will increase to £227.10 per week

Couple: The standard minimum guarantee will increase to £346

2025

The full state pension will increase to £230.25 per week (£11,973 a year), while the basic amount will rise to £176.45 per week (£9,175 a year) – welcome news for retirees, especially those out of pocket due to lost winter fuel payments.

Other changes to benefits in 2025 include:

The basic State Pension will increase to £176.45 per week

The deadline to pay voluntary NICs for the contribution years 2006/7 to 2015/6 will be extended to April 5, 2025

The Pension Age Disability Payment (PADP) will be rolled out nationally in Scotland by April 22

6.7%, was applied to pensions from 8 April 2024.

4.1 % increase of Pensions in 2025 up to £470 to the state pension in April and up to £1,900 more over the next five years

Inflation-linked benefits and tax credits will rise by 1.7% from April 2025, in line with the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rate of inflation in September

Working age benefits will be uprated by 1.7% from April 2025, which will see around 5.7 million families on Universal Credit gain £150 on average in 2025-26.

WILDLIFE

Landscapes and wildlife, promote nature recovery, meet the targets in the Environment Act, build sustainable homes that support biodiversity, and improve access to nature.

9 new National River Walks and three new National Forests in England

Expand nature-rich habitats such as wetlands, peat bogs and forests, and move towards a circular economy, while emphasising the need for coordinated global action to address the climate and nature crisis.

Ban trail hunting (a loophole in the Hunting Act which is used by many hunts as a front to continue hunting foxes with dogs)

Eradicate Bovine TB so that the ineffective badger cull could be brought to an end


Introduce the long-anticipated ban on the import of hunting trophies

New actions to improve flood resilience and species abundance and important funding to secure enhanced environmental benefits and deliver for nature recovery, including sensitive areas such as Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs).

EDUCATION

Free Breakfast Clubs for all Primary schools

Ofsted reform and curriculum review.

Recruitment and retention

Recruit 6,500 new expert teachers in key shortage subjects

Create 3,000 new primary school-based nurseries

SEND and mental health

Curriculum and school improvement

Launch an “expert-led review” of the curriculum to ensure it is “rich and broad, inclusive, and innovative”

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IMMIGRATION AND ASYLUM

30.000 people Deported organised by the largest deportion flights in history

Any person applying for citizenship from 10 February 2025, who previously entered the UK illegally will be refused

Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill 2024-25

Research Briefing

Published Thursday, 06 February, 2025

commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-brief…

INVESTMENTS

New investments SECURED include £6.3 billion in UK data centres as well as world class UK university Imperial College London

Innovative investment projects announced over the last month across infrastructure, renewables and life sciences will create close to 38,000 new jobs across the UK

gov.uk/government/new…

Secured the future of Hitachi's train factory in County Durham and its 750 highly-skilled workers

FirstGroup, Hitachi and Angel Trains have struck a deal to build 14 state-of-the-art trains to be used on rail lines across the UK

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gov.uk/government/new…

£10 billion investment which will create thousands of jobs in the North East of England has been announced by the Prime Minister in New York today.

Record-breaking International Investment Summit secures £63 billion and nearly 38,000 jobs for the UK

Nearly 38,000 UK jobs are set to be created across the UK after a total of £63 billion of investment was announced around today’s International Investment Summit.

RANNANS LAW

Domestic abuse specialists will be embedded in 999 control rooms after a woman was murdered by her ex-husband despite ringing police four times on the night she died.

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RONANS LAW

Labour announces ‘Ronan’s Law’ to crack down on online weapons sales

shropshirestar.com/news/crime/202…

MARTYNS LAW

To ensure stronger protections against terrorism in public places

Support, guidance and training will help embed best practice and drive-up standards across the UK.

HILLSBOROUGH LAW

The Hillsborough Law will introduce a legal duty of candour on public bodies.

Officials or organisations that mislead or obstruct investigations could potentially face criminal sanctions.

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EMPLOYMENTS RIGHTS BILL

Flexible working

Sick pay

Unfair dismissal

Protection for maternity returners

Right to disconnect

Minimum wage

The minimum wage will no longer be tapered by an individual's age.

Bereavement leave

The bill will extend the right to parental bereavement leave to all bereaved persons.

Guaranteed hours

The bill will require school employers to offer guaranteed hours to qualifying workers.

Reasonable notice of shifts

The bill will require school employers to give zero-hours workers reasonable notice of shifts.

Skills England, a new national body tasked with driving the skills needs of the next decade. No longer will we need to rely on international imports to address the severe skills shortage, home-grown talent will address that need.

Increased living wage to record levels

Increased public sector pay and stopped Jnr Dr's strike.

Increased Miners Pensions

So pleased for you and have confidence in you.

@UKLabour
@Keir_Starmer
@DavidLammy
@angelaeagle

Please announce weekly Press releases of Immigration and Asylum Statistics
Crossings, Arrests of illegal migrants, Deportations of FNO,Deportations of Criminals, and When Hotels Close and keep people posted of new accommodation proposals.

@UKLabour needs to do Daily Press Briefings to let the UK know of achievements,laws past ,and to correct misinformation like USA.

The more information you produce it will help to counter the protests peaceful and violent.

WHY IS THE MEDIA NOT REPORTING STATS TO CALM DOWN THOSE BEING FED LIES BY @reformparty_uk
and Far Right wing deliberately stoking violence and fear.

There's an awful incident waiting to happen and potential mass casualties.

I've done an article for stats up to March 2025 from July 2024.

✅️DAILY CROSSINGS NEED TO BE ANNOUNCED EVERY 7 DAYS.

✅️ONLY 2 BOATS HAVE CROSSED THE CHANNEL IN 10 DAYS. THE PUBLIC NEED TO KNOW THIS.

✅️LOWEST ASYLUM SEEKERS CROSSING CHANNEL IN AUGUST SINCE 2021

✅️LOWEST NUMBER OF BOATS IN AUGUST SINCE 2019

✅️ANYONE CROSSING CHANNEL WILL BE REFUSED ASYLUM AND DEPORTED TO THEIR COUNTRY OF ORIGIN BECAUSE OF 23 RETURNS AGREEMENTS OR TO FRANCE

✅️Migrants who arrive in the UK via small boat crossings to be detained and returned to France.

✅️In exchange for each person returned, France will facilitate the transfer of an equal number of people to the UK.

✅️Those allowed to transfer to the UK must meet strict criteria, including having appropriate documentation and passing security checks.

✅️Providing Legal Paths:
By offering a new legal route to the UK, the scheme aims to provide a safer alternative for people seeking refuge.

✅️How the Treaty Works:
1. Detection & Detention:
French authorities increase patrols and interception efforts on the French coast to detect and prevent boats from leaving.

2. Return to France:
If a boat reaches the UK, the individuals are detained, and the UK makes a referral to France within three days

3. Legal Transfer to UK:
France processes the case and, if eligible, facilitates the transfer of a corresponding number of individuals to the UK through the new legal routes.

✅️Returns to other countries and immigration enforcement work will continue alongside the treaty.

✅️In its first year in office, this government returned more than 35,000 people with no right to be in the UK – a 28% increase in returns of failed asylum seekers and a 13% increase in overall returns compared to the previous year.

✅️The government also ram cracked down against illegal working, with over 9,000 raids since July 2024, resulting in 6,410 arrests – up 48% and 51% on the previous year.

✅️The UK has formal and informal returns agreements with at least 24 countries, a number that has been increasing since 2021
These agreements, which take various forms, commit countries to take back their citizens who lack the legal right to remain in the UK, such as failed asylum seekers and foreign criminals.
Examples of Countries with Returns Agreements
France, Afghanistan
Albania, India, Pakistan, Vietnam, Iraq, Nigeria, Georgia, Somalia/Somaliland, Bangladesh, Serbia, and Algeria.

✅️Enforced returns of other prominent nationalities, however, have increased, with numbers of Romanians up 28% (1,696), Brazilians up 90% (861) and Indians having more than doubled (615) over the same period. There has also been a substantial rise in the latest year of returns of Polish, Malaysian, and Pakistani nationals.

⬛FOREIGN NATIONAL OFFENDERS
There were 5,265 FNO returns in the year ending June 2025, an increase of 16% compared to the previous year. FNO returns are almost evenly split between EU (48%) and Non-EU (52%) nationals.

✅️The UK-Albania Joint Communique signed in December 2022 strengthened data sharing between the UK and Albania and has supported the removal of Albanian national offenders.
gov.uk/government/pub…


✅️Foreign criminals will be deported immediately

✅️Sex offenders denied Asylum and deported

✅️Sex offenders will be stripped of Refugee status who live in UK

✅️Foreign criminals deported to their country of origin before appeals process in UK. Appeals to take place from their country of origin.

✅️The UK government is challenging the application of Article 8 of the Human Rights Act, which protects the right to family life, by seeking to tighten rules and reduce the reliance on "exceptional circumstances" for family immigration cases. The government argues the current system has become too complex and court-driven, leading to an "overly high proportion" of cases being decided on exceptional grounds rather than parliamentary rules. This involves reviewing policies, including financial requirements for family visas, and potentially introducing a new framework for exceptional cases to restore greater government control and confidence.

ein.org.uk/news/governmen…

✅️Asylum seekers crossing the Channel will be detained refused asylum and returned to France or country of Origin. UK has 24 Returns deals with other Countries.

✅️FROM AUGUST 2025
👇👇👇👇👇👇
Anyone who arrives by small boat and is returned to France will not be eligible for the legal route to the UK, while anyone who tries to re-enter the UK having already been returned to France once will be returned again as a matter of priority.

👆👆👆👆👆👆👆
✅️Immigrants who arrived in the UK on a small boat have been detained under the UK-France treaty, which is now operational.

✅️A new ‘Compagnie de Marche’ of specialist enforcement officers, supported by increased local policing, has been put in place; a specialist intelligence and judicial police unit has been established in Dunkirk to speed up the arrest and prosecution of people-smugglers; and a review of the French maritime approach has been undertaken to allow greater interception of boats in shallow waters.

✅️For migrants in France wanting to come to the UK legally, they will be able to submit an Expression of Interest application for the new legal route online and the Home Office will make a decision. They will need to satisfactorily establish their identity and nationality and will be subject to strict security and eligibility checks.

✅️Detentions began for those who arrived in the UK on a small boat yesterday lunchtime (August 6). They will be held in immigration removal centres pending their removal. The UK will make referrals to France within 3 days, and the French authorities will be expected to respond within 14 days. Those detained will be briefed on the procedure through which their return to France will take place, and the next operational phase of preparing each individual for removal will be activated.

✅️ (August 7) the reciprocal process to allow migrants to submit an expression of interest to come the UK has also begun. Applicants must satisfy the eligibility and suitability criteria, including uploading a passport or other identity documents as well as a recent photograph. For those selected, they will have to pass further stringent security checks and biometric controls, meaning that only those individuals that the UK Government has approved for entry will be allowed through the new route.

✅️Home Office hires 200 staff to clear huge backlog of UK modern slavery cases
More than 23,000 files were left open by the last government, says minister, with delays of up to four years in assigning victim status

✅️There are an estimated 130,000 victims of modern slavery in the UK, trapped in sectors including agriculture, prostitution and care. Most have suffered traumatic sexual, physical and economic abuse but face long delays in having their status confirmed through the National Referral Mechanism (NRM).

The worse of Tories from 2019 inc Rishi Sunack as Chancellor
Johnson
Failed to attend 5 Cobra meetings at the start of the Covid pandemic
Johnson’s Mustique holiday ‘was worth double the amount declared’
Jennifer Acuri affair.
Owen Patterson support, cover up and U turn.
Write off of 11BILLION in furlough fraud.
Lebedev to the House of Lords despite Security warnings of KGB links.
Excesses of Downing Street decor at £850 a roll
Contracts awarded to friends of the Tories that failed to deliver usable equipment
wasting public funds and bypassing genuine reputable British businesses
"Let the bodies pile high"
Rwanda immigration
Lying regularly in Parliament to mislead the public.
Responsible for 1500 deaths of frontline staff due to inadequate PPE due to dodgy PPE contracts
25,000 elderly sent to Care homes from hospital without Covid test,causing 1000s of deaths.
Lied about the protective ring around Care homes
Northern Ireland and Article 16 Lied about Brexit
Mislead Parliament and lied throughout Covid, Brexit and Partygate
Lied to the Queen
Failure of the Afghanistan Evacuation and a damming report released against the government!
Johnson called gay men 'tank-topped bumboys' and black people 'piccaninnies' with 'watermelon smiles' Asian women as letter boxes
Wages worse since 2008 due to
Inflation40 year high
Cash for questions, and Peerage and Russian dirty money

37.BTest and trace
£11Bn wasted on dodgy PPE
£5B lost to fraud during furlough
lied about £350K a week to the nhs
Mismanagement of the pandemic leading to this country having one of the highest death rates per capita
Dominic Cummings
Triple lock on pensions removed
Lied about new hospitals
Oven ready deal on Brexit LIE
Union Jack on a plane costing 18M
Royal yacht £300m
Incompetence,Racist, homophobicsexist, misogynistic, egocentric narcissists
Trip to Tuscany when Foreign Secretary leaving his Government advisors
Debriefed by the KGB after the Chemical Attack in Salisbury having attended NATO debriefing sessions.
This Act alone could be regarded as that of a Traitor.
As covid came accross Europe instead of shutting borders Johnson allowed Cheltenham Races Stereo phonics and the UEFA leg between Liverpool and Athletico in March 2020
Covid is like flu and unfortunately old people and vulnerable will die. Shook hands with covid patients, wash your hands and sing happy birthday..." Johnsons advice and ignored Scientific advice and Medical Experts and THE World Health organisation
Cash for Honours
Illegal Lobbying
Lying to protecting sexual preditor MPs
Bounceback Scheme17 B
MOD waste 13B
Defective PPE 10B
Sunak fraud 4.3 B
Irregular spending

1.3 B
Eat Out Fail

850 M
Ferry contracts

50M
Nightingale Hospitals

552 M
Wasted PPE

447M
Unused covid vaccination

250M
Starter home Scheme

900,000 M
Covid legal fees

600,000
Downing Street Flat

50k
Photograper

100k
Serco

50M Press room

2.6M Telsa

1.2M a week
Private polling

580k
Transporting files in chauffeur cars

£14.7B of public money on wasteful” projects, crony contracts and duff deals

£3.6bn in public contracts to firms linked to individuals in Conservative Party

£11.1bn had been spent wastefully or funded government excess

Stocking the Westminster wine cellar
73k

£30M Covid test vials contract to a firm run by the landlord of Matt Hancock’s local pub without a proper tendering process

£122m deal for medical gowns that failed safety standards. The £14.7bn could have paid the combined salaries of 60,000 nurses, 65,000 teachers and 77,000 police over the two and a half years sinceJohnson took charge.
£100,000 decorating No.10 with works of art bought through the Government Art Collection fund.
£500,000 Whitehall in chauffeur-driven cars.


600,000 in legal fees defending its decision to award a Covid-19 opinion polling contract to Public First run by associates of Michael Gove and Dominic Cummings worth £840,000 and was not put out to competitive tender. The same goes for a further £580,000 of political polling by Hanbury Strategy - also run by associates of Mr Cummings.

£2.1m school technology deal in October 2020 went to Specialist Computer Centres which is owned by the Rigby Group that has donated a total of £105,000 to Conservative coffers since 2017
Meller Designs co-owned by a party donor £160m deals to provide PPE without competitive tender referred to the ‘VIP lane’ for contracts by Gove, to whom firm boss David Meller had donated cash.
Highest taxes in 40+ years, frozen personal tax allowances until 2028
Hidden WhatsApp messages
NHS waiting lists no dentistry, non existent long term plan on social care or energy, Windrush, strikes
30 p Lee? Non dom taxes Infosys Russia
Greg Hands Patel BRAVERMAN
Mone
Crumbling schools Crumbling NHS Crumbling Justice system

Strikes

Crumbling Railways

Simple decency

PARTY GATE, and all the other multiple times they flouted their own lockdown rules endangering others, Unlike those who were risking their own lives trying to save lives Never forget never forgive.
Energy subsidy rather than A windfall tax £12
HS2
the four years to last year, £48 million was spent on HS2 staff that earn more than £150,000 a year. Last year that included 43 employees.
Cleverly spends £1million travelling globe on private jet like pop star
James Cleverly racked up a bill of almost a million pounds by using private jets for two overseas trips in his job as Foreign Secretary earlier this year
James Cleverly’s use of £10,000 an hour jet for
America tour
Tories have now wasted nearly £100bn during the pandemic
£345,000 of taxpayer money on food and alcohol

£7 million a day in hotels for Asylum seekers

£150 million of purchases in a single year Lavish Spending' On Government Credit Cards

1.8 billion for a Barge to house just 50 immigrants

£5 billion taken out of the Welsh transport budget for HS2.

The average Tory MP expense claim per year is £250,000 (Approx £90 million between 360 Tory MPs per year).
That equates to around 4 million tents for homeless
Rishi Sunak oversaw wasteful government spending and departmental losses that cost the taxpayer up to £26.8 billion “extensive waste” under Mr Sunak during his time as Chancellor and as Chief Secretary to the Treasury in 2021-22 and 2019-20.28 Feb 2023
Rishi Sunak ‘wasted £11bn by paying too much interest’ on UK debt
Labour accuses chancellor of wastefulness for failing to insure against interest rate rises
Tory ministers are using hugely expensive taxpayer-funded private jets instead of trains an average of over once a week, officials admit. Rishi Sunak and his cabinet colleagues have taken 74 flights on the plush new aircraft since June last year.
Sunak took £500,000 worth of private jet trips in less than a fortnight
Lib Dems criticise ‘shocking waste of taxpayers’ money’ as Cabinet Office document reveals PM’s flight costs
Liz Truss £2m private jet bill
LIZ TRUSSTanked Economy and dumped her own Mini Budget UK in a mont
Liz Truss has been using private jets like an Uber service
Tories are facing mounting pressure to return donations received from Lycamobile after its French entities were convicted of fraud in a Paris court, reported the Financial Times.
The UK-based global mobile network operator had gifted £2.15 million to the Tories between 2011 and 2016, as per records from the Electoral Commission
In a ruling by the Paris criminal court on October 26, Lycamobile’s French corporate divisions were found guilty of committing VAT fraud and money laundering. This conviction resulted in a £8.7 million fine, with appeals from Lycamobile France against the convictions.
Tory battle bus investigation enters new phase

Keir Starmer said he would save people £300 a year on their energy bills by 2030
However, compared to the start of 2023, this is £625 (26.3%) lower than Under Tories...

Price cap up 2% which is £35 extra a year.

From 1 October to 31 December 2025 the price for energy for a typical household who use electricity and gas and pay by Direct Debit will go up by 2% to £1,755 per year.

For a typical household, their energy bills will increase by £2.93 a month or £35.14 per year.

This is 2.2% per year higher than the price cap set for the same period last year, from 1 October to 31 December 2024 (£1,717).

But when adjusted for inflation, it is 0.9% lower than the same period in 2024.

Based on the current inflation rate, a typical household will pay £102 from October to December instead of £100 per month.

DONT LET MEDIA USE THIS LABOUR GOVERNMENT

TIME TO SWITCH TO A SET TARRIF. MINE IS LOWER THAN LAST YEAR WITH ECOTRICITY.

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Ecotricity

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2025-2026

ENERGY CAP rise to £1,755 in Great Britain from October but a lot lower in 2023.

2023

Ofgem's energy price cap decreased significantly, moving from a high of £3,280 in April-June to £2,074 in July-September, and further to £1,834 in October-December, after wholesale energy prices began to fall. The cap is a limit on unit prices for standard variable tariffs, with a £2,500Energy Price Guarantee (EPG) initially in place from April to June 2023 before the price cap fell below it.

Key Price Cap Levels in 2024
January 1 - March 31, 2024: The cap was £1,928 per year, an increase from the previous quarter due to higher wholesale costs, according to Ofgem.
April 1 - June 30, 2024: The cap decreased to £1,690 per year.
July 1 - September 30, 2024: The cap fell again to £1,568 per year.

October 1 - December 31, 2024: The cap rose to £1,717 per year, influenced by rising unit prices for gas and electricity, notes Uswitch.

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We need to counter the Media usual scaremongering and Political opponents lies. Please share to show there has always been support for Pensioners who have under 10 k savings and it continues this year. This year there's more support via Household Support Fund FREE school dinners for low income families and an extra £150 cost of living payments

1. PENSION CREDIT

Since July, nearly 50,000 more pensioners have started receiving Pension Credit, following a surge in applications. This increase is due to a government announcement that winter fuel payments would only be given to pensioners claiming Pension Credit or other means-tested benefits, prompting the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to launch a campaign to raise awareness and process applications. The DWP website says that this surge in claims means more pensioners are accessing the financial support available through Pension Credit, which can be a lifeline for those on low incomes, according to Money Wellness.

2
HOUSEHOLD SUPPORT FUND 2025/2026
STARTED IN 2021

The UK Government's Household Support Fund has been extended for another year, running from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026. This fund aims to help those struggling with the rising cost of living, particularly with essentials like food, energy bills, and other basic needs. Local councils in England administer the fund and decide how to allocate it to support households most in need


3. COST OF LIVING PAYMENTS 2025/2026

Households can apply for £200 cost of living payments in WEEKS as vital scheme reopens

4. Warm Home Discount

Warm Home Discount to six million households-one in five families-and that is £150 off their bills next winter."

£150 Discount off Energy bill from supplier for those under 16k income

The Warm Home Discount Scheme is a one-off £150 discount off your electricity bill.

If you’re eligible, your electricity supplier will apply the discount to your bill. The money is not paid to you.

You’ll usually get the discount automatically if you’re eligible. You only need to apply if you’re on a low income in Scotland - contact your energy supplier to apply.

You may be able to get the discount on your gas bill instead if your supplier provides you with both gas and electricity and you’re eligible. Contact your supplier

Eligibility
There are different ways to qualify for the Warm Home Discount Scheme depending on where you live.

If you live in England and Wales
You qualify if you either:

get the Guarantee Credit element of Pension Credit
are on a low income and have high energy costs

5. Cost of living payment 2025

Keir Starmer has outlined plans for six million households to receive cost of living assistance later this year. The £150 Warm Home Discount, previously only available to low-income pensioners and certain other households with high energy costs, is being extended this year to provide vital support with energy bills.

6. FREE SCHOOL MEALS

Major change to free school meal rules unveiled - saving parents up to £500
Keir Starmer unveiled plans to extend free school meals to all kids in families who get Universal Credit, in a move that could save parents up to £500 a year

From September 2026, all children in UC households will be able to get a free, nutritious hot meal.

MY advice is to switch Energy supplier now onto a fixed tarrif. I'm with Ecotricity ,I can't recommend them enough. I fixed with them in July which is less than last year

Please share to show there has always been support for Pensioners who have under 10 k savings and it continues this year and those who are on a low income.

So many have been left out as Media do not share any helpful advise.

2025-26

This year there's more support via Household Support Fund, FREE school dinners for low income families and an extra £150 cost of living payments

ofgem.gov.uk/news/changes-e…

This year there's more support via Household Support Fund, FREE school dinners for low income families and an extra £150 cost of living payments

ofgem.gov.uk/news/changes-e…

Millions more families to get £150 off energy bills this winter

The Warm Home Discount will be expanded meaning 6 million households will receive £150 off their energy bills this winter.

Over half a million more children will benefit from a free nutritious meal every school day, as the government puts £500 back into parents’ pockets every year by expanding eligibility for free school meals.

From the start of the 2026 school year, every pupil whose household is on Universal Credit will have a new entitlement to free school meals. This will make life easier and more affordable for parents who struggle the most, delivering on the government’s Plan for Change to break down barriers to opportunity and give children the best start in life.

The unprecedented expansion will lift 100,000 children across England completely out of poverty. Giving children access to a nutritious meal during the school day also leads to higher attainment, improved behaviour and better outcomes – meaning they get the best possible education and chance to succeed in work and life.

gov.uk/government/new…

THE POLICIES IMPLEMENTED BY
@UKLabour
@YvetteCooperMP
@angelaeagle

@GBNEWS

Asylum seekers will be denied the right to stay in the UK if they have been convicted of sexual offences, the government has announced

Any offender sentenced to more than a year in prison, as well as terrorists and war criminals, can currently be refused asylum and deported under the Refugee Convention

Anyone convicted of a crime that would see them put on the sex offenders register in the UK, regardless of the length of their sentence.

@YvetteCooperMP Cooper said this would "ensure these appalling crimes are taken seriously".

@Conservatives didn't bother

The government is currently reviewing how the right to a family life contained in Article 8 in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) is applied in immigration cases, with an update expected in the coming weeks.

Article 8 has been used by some migrants and asylum seekers to successfully appeal deportation.

Asked about the issue on Radio 4's Today Programme, Cooper she had "concerns about some of the individual cases" where the government "disagreed" with decisions made in the courts.

"Respect for family life is supposed to be balanced against other issues, including against the public interest, including against the ability for a government to set its own policies, for Parliament to set policies, and for respect for border security and control," she added.

It is not clear how many cases the change could affect.

The planned crackdown would apply to those committing an offence that places them on the sex offenders register in the UK.

gov.uk/government/new…

FARAGE IMMIGRATION ANNOUNMENT

QUESTIONS HOW MUCH WILL IT COST?

WHERES THE BREAKDOWN IN COST?

HOW WILL IT BE PAID FOR?

Farage: I will deport 600,000 migrants in my first term

Where did he get that figure from?
NOTICE HE DIDNT SAY ILLEGAL MIGRANTS?

There is no definitive figure for the number of undocumented people in the UK. The most significant region of origin for the UK’s undocumented population is Asia (52%) followed by Sub-Saharan Africa (20%), the Americas and non-EU Europe (16%) and the Middle East / North Africa (11%).

The UK’s undocumented communities are more settled than those in Europe, with over half having lived here for more than five years. Many came to the UK as children: just over a quarter of undocumented people (215,000) are children, half of whom were born in the UK.
As a result, most undocumented people have family in the UK, often their only source of support. They are often part of mixed-status families, in which everybody suffers and lives under constant threat of a loved one being deported from the country.

The UK has the largest unauthorised resident population in Europe. The figure of those who have entered the UK through irregular routes is separate from the total number of people living without permission.

jcwi.org.uk/resource/who-a…

@UKLabour are already implementing what @reformparty_uk are proposing.

Around 34,000 returns (both voluntary and enforced) occurred in 2024, with enforced returns making up about 8,200 of that total. While the term "deported" is often used, the official figures differentiate between enforced removals and voluntary returns, the latter being more common.

Breakdown of Returns in 2024

Total Returns:

Approximately 34,000 people were returned from the UK in 2024.

Enforced Returns:

Around 8,200 of these were enforced returns, where the government takes action to remove someone.

Voluntary Returns:

The majority, around 76% (approximately 25,800 people), were voluntary returns.

Government-Facilitated vs. Independent:

Of the voluntary returns, about 11,900 were facilitated or monitored by the government, while 14,100 were independent returns.
Returns increased by 25% in 2024 compared to 2023, reaching the highest level since 2017

Voluntary returns because they are generally less expensive


Migrants housed in old military bases before they were deported - Reform says these sites would hold 24,000 people within 18 months at a cost of £2.5 billion

...Proof of this amount?

Where is breakdown of costs?

Food,Energy Costs,Medical costs,clothing,Utilities,
Funeral costs Laundry,bedding,Education for Children ,Administrative costs ,Security, Support for vulnerable and disabled,

WEATHERFIELD EX RAF BASE FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS

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Wethersfield: factsheet
Updated 30 July 2025

What is the purpose of the Wethersfield site?
The government has a statutory obligation to provide asylum seekers who would otherwise be destitute with accommodation, but in recent years, the costs of doing so have reached unsustainable levels.

The government is determined to restore order to the asylum system so that it operates swiftly, firmly, and fairly; and ensures the rules are properly enforced. We are seeking to reduce the backlog of claims and appeals, end the use of hotels, and cut the cost of other asylum accommodation as soon as possible.

The asylum accommodation site at Wethersfield is based on the former MOD site located in Braintree, Essex. It was identified by the Home Office under the former government as a surplus military site that was suitable to accommodate asylum seekers. Wethersfield provides safe accommodation for asylum seekers and is designed to be as self-sufficient as possible.

Weatherfield costs" can refer to the significant costs associated with the former RAF Wethersfield base being used for asylum seeker accommodation, which has increased to £49 million, and the broader asylum system, which reached £5.4 billion in 2023/24. Alternatively, it could be a reference to the fictional town of Weatherfield from the TV show Coronation Street, where the cost of living has impacted businesses like Roy's Rolls cafe.

Costs related to the Wethersfield base:
Increased Expenditure:
The cost to prepare the former RAF Wethersfield base for asylum seeker accommodation has escalated to approximately £49 million, which is a significant increase from the initial estimate.

Ongoing Costs:

The total cost of operating the camp was projected to be over £500 million by 2027, with an estimated £150 per day from taxpayer money for housing asylum seekers.

Initial set-up costs for Wethersfield were initially estimated at about £5million, but have since increased to £49million.

Wethersfield and the Bibby Stockholm barge - were accommodating just 576 people by the end of January, far lower than the 1,445 initially planned.

The NAO said it now appears “inevitable” these two sites, as well as a centre at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire which has not yet opened, will cost more than using hotels.

braintreeandwithamtimes.co.uk/news/24202682.…

The worse of Tories from 2019

Failed to attend 5 Cobra meetings at the start of the Covid pandemic

Johnson’s Mustique holiday ‘was worth double the amount declared’

Jennifer Acuri affair

Owen Patterson support, cover up and U turn

Write off of 11BILLION in furlough fraud

Lebedev to the House of Lords despite Security warnings of KGB links

Excesses of Downing Street decor at £850 a roll
Contracts awarded to friends of the Tories that failed to deliver usable equipment
wasting public funds and bypassing genuine reputable British businesses

"Let the bodies pile high"
Rwanda immigration

Lying in Parliament to mislead the public

1500 deaths of frontline staff due to inadequate PPE due to dodgy PPE contracts

25,000 elderly sent to Care homes from hospital without Covid test,causing 1000s of deaths.

Lied about the protective ring around Care

Northern Ireland and Article 16 Lied about Brexit

Mislead Parliament

Lied to the Queen

Failure of the Afghanistan Evacuation

Johnson called gay men 'tank-topped bumboys' and black people 'piccaninnies' with 'watermelon smiles' Asian women as letter boxes

Wages worse since 2008 due to
Inflation 40 year high

Cash for questions and Peerage and Russian dirty money

37.B
Test and trace

£5B lost to fraud during furlough

£350K a week to the nhs
Mismanagement of the pandemic leading to this country having one of the highest death rates per capita

Dominic Cummings

Triple lock on pensions removed

Lied about new hospitals

Oven ready deal Brexit

Union Jack on a plane costing 18M

Royal yacht £300m

Trip to Tuscany when Foreign Secretary leaving his Government advisors
Debriefed by the KGB after the Chemical Attack in Salisbury having attended NATO debriefing sessions
This Act alone could be regarded as that of a Traitor

Cheltenham Races Stereo phonics and the UEFA leg between Liverpool and Athletico in March 2020

Covid is like flu!
Boasted
Shook hands with
wash your hands and sing happy birthday
ignored Scientific advice and Medical Experts and THE World Health organisation

Cash for Honours
Illegal Lobbying
Lying to protecting sexual preditor MPs

Bounceback Scheme 17 B

MOD waste 13B

Defective PPE 10B

Sunak fraud 4.3 B
Irregular spending

1.3 B
Eat Out Fail

850 M
Ferry contracts

50M
Nightingale Hospitals

552 M
Wasted PPE Destroyed

447M
Unused covid vaccination

250M
Starter home Scheme

900,000 M
Covid legal fees

600,000
Downing Street Flat

50k
Photograper

100k
Serco

50M Press room

2.6M Telsa

1.2M a week
Private polling

580k
Transporting files in chauffeur cars

£14.7B of public money on wasteful” projects, crony contracts and duff deals

£3.6bn in public contracts to firms linked to individuals in Conservative Party

£11.1bn had been spent wastefully or funded government excess

Stocking the Westminster wine cellar
73k

£30M Covid test vials contract to a firm run by the landlord of Matt Hancock’s local pub

£122m deal for medical gowns that failed safety standards. The £14.7bn could have paid the combined salaries of 60,000 nurses, 65,000 teachers and 77,000 police over the two and a half years sinceJohnson took charge

£100,000 decorating No.10 with works of art bought through the Government Art Collection fund

£500,000 Whitehall in chauffeur-driven cars

£600,000 in legal fees defending its decision to award a Covid-19 opinion polling contract to Public First run by associates of Michael Gove and Dominic Cummings worth £840,000 and was not put out to competitive tender

£580,000 of political polling by Hanbury Strategy - also run by associates of Mr Cummings.

£2.1m school technology deal in October 2020 went to Specialist Computer Centres which is owned by the Rigby Group that has donated a total of £105,000 to Conservative coffers since 2017


3.6bn in public contracts to firms linked to individuals in Conservative Party

£11.1bn had been spent wastefully or funded government excess

Stocking the Westminster wine cellar
73k

£30M Covid test vials contract to a firm run by the landlord of Matt Hancock’s local pub without a proper tendering process

£122m deal for medical gowns that failed safety standards. The £14.7bn could have paid the combined salaries of 60,000 nurses, 65,000 teachers and 77,000 police over the two and a half years sinceJohnson took charge.
£100,000 decorating No.10 with works of art bought through the Government Art Collection fund.
£500,000 Whitehall in chauffeur-driven cars.
£600,000 in legal fees defending its decision to award a Covid-19 opinion polling contract to Public First run by associates of Michael Gove and Dominic Cummings worth £840,000 and was not put out to competitive tender. The same goes for a further £580,000 of political polling by Hanbury Strategy - also run by associates of Mr Cummings.

£2.1m school technology deal in October 2020 went to Specialist Computer Centres which is owned by the Rigby Group that has donated a total of £105,000 to Conservative coffers since 2017
Meller Designs co-owned by a party donor £160m deals to provide PPE without competitive tender referred to the ‘VIP lane’ for contracts by Gove, to whom firm boss David Meller had donated cash.
Highest taxes in 40+ years, frozen personal tax allowances until 2028
Hidden WhatsApp messages
NHS waiting lists no dentistry, non existent long term plan on social care or energy, Windrush, strikes
30 p Lee? Non dom taxes Infosys Russia
Greg Hands Patel BRAVERMAN
Mone
Crumbling schools Crumbling NHS Crumbling Justice system

Strikes

Crumbling Railways

Simple decency

PARTY GATE, and all the other multiple times they flouted their own lockdown rules endangering others, Unlike those who were risking their own lives trying to save lives Never forget never forgive.
Energy subsidy rather than A windfall tax £12
HS2
the four years to last year, £48 million was spent on HS2 staff that earn more than £150,000 a year. Last year that included 43 employees.
Cleverly spends £1million travelling globe on private jet like pop star
James Cleverly racked up a bill of almost a million pounds by using private jets for two overseas trips in his job as Foreign Secretary earlier this year
James Cleverly’s use of £10,000 an hour jet for
America tour
Tories have now wasted nearly £100bn during the pandemic
£345,000 of taxpayer money on food and alcohol

£7 million a day in hotels for Asylum seekers

£150 million of purchases in a single year Lavish Spending' On Government Credit Cards

1.8 billion for a Barge to house just 50 immigrants

£5 billion taken out of the Welsh transport budget for HS2.

The average Tory MP expense claim per year is £250,000 (Approx £90 million between 360 Tory MPs per year).
That equates to around 4 million tents for homeless
Rishi Sunak oversaw wasteful government spending and departmental losses that cost the taxpayer up to £26.8 billion “extensive waste” under Mr Sunak during his time as Chancellor and as Chief Secretary to the Treasury in 2021-22 and 2019-20.28 Feb 2023
Rishi Sunak ‘wasted £11bn by paying too much interest’ on UK debt
Labour accuses chancellor of wastefulness for failing to insure against interest rate rises
Tory ministers are using hugely expensive taxpayer-funded private jets instead of trains an average of over once a week, officials admit. Rishi Sunak and his cabinet colleagues have taken 74 flights on the plush new aircraft since June last year.
Sunak took £500,000 worth of private jet trips in less than a fortnight
Lib Dems criticise ‘shocking waste of taxpayers’ money’ as Cabinet Office document reveals PM’s flight costs
Liz Truss £2m private jet bill
LIZ TRUSSTanked Economy and dumped her own Mini Budget UK in a mont
Liz Truss has been using private jets like an Uber service

THAT AMENDMENT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE BILL WITH COVERED ALL CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION

WHAT WHAT ABOUT WHITE GROOMING GANGS AND PEDOPHILES, THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND, DOMESTIC CHILD ABUSE VICTIMS?

Victims will be given more power to have their cases re-examined, the Home Secretary has announced today, as she unveils a £10 million action plan to tackle grooming gangs and child sexual abuse.

gov.uk/government/new…

As part of this government’s mission to halve violence against women and girls, deliver justice for victims and ensure more perpetrators of this crime end up behind bars, today the Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, has set out new measures to finally deliver change and action for survivors of grooming gang crimes to get justice.

Survivors and victims will be able to ask for their closed cases to be reviewed by an independent criminal justice review panel where their previous investigations were not taken forward to prosecution by the police or Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
The Home Secretary is writing to the National Police Chiefs’ Council requesting officers look again at these unsolved and closed grooming gangs cases, backed by £2.5m in funding for stronger investigations.
Since taking office, the government has been engaging with victims to implement the recommendations of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA). This work provides further momentum to deliver change for victims. Today the Home Secretary has pledged that by Easter 2025 the government will lay out a clear timetable for taking forward the recommendations in the final IICSA report.

We will also provide new national backing for locally-led inquiries, backed by £5 million of funding.

Working in partnership with Tom Crowther KC, the chair of the impactful Telford Inquiry into grooming gangs, the Home Office will develop a new effective framework for victim-centred, locally-led inquiries, and work with Oldham Council and four other pilot areas to implement it.

It will also develop new ways for councils to work locally with victims. Further work is underway as part of the forthcoming Hillsborough Law and the duty of candour to boost the accountability mechanisms that support and follow up on local inquiries, ensuring that public servants that fail victims are properly held to account.

At the same time, the Home Secretary has unveiled a rapid national audit to uncover the scale and profile of group-based offending in the UK today, including ethnicity.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has commissioned this audit led by Baroness Louise Casey to examine existing data and evidence to draw a comprehensive picture of the nature, scale and profile of group-based child sexual abuse offending identified by police and agencies, and equip law enforcement with the information and understanding they need to combat these crimes. This rapid analysis of data and evidence will allow us to deliver quicker change on the recommendations in the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse report (IICSA).

Baroness Casey has a strong track record of carrying out successful and complicated pieces of work across the public sector, including cross-government reviews and the culture in the Metropolitan Police. She is well placed to conduct this audit, given her no holds barred 2015 report following the Jay inquiry into child sexual exploitation committed by Pakistani-heritage gangs in Rotherham.


The audit will begin soon and last three months. It will be supported by an expert advisory board and draw on the views of victims and survivors. This work, including the new Victims and Survivors Panel and work with Mr Crowther KC, will be backed by £2.5 million in funding.

In an oral statement in the House this afternoon (16 January 2025), Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said:

Nothing matters more than the safety of our children. Yet for too long, this horrific abuse was allowed to continue. The victims were ignored. The perpetrators were left unpunished. Too many people looked the other way.

And even when these shocking crimes were brought to light, and national inquiries were commissioned to get to the truth, the resulting reports were too often left on the shelf as their recommendations gathered dust.

Under this government, that has changed. We are taking action not just on those recommendations, but on the additional work we need protect victims, put perpetrators behind bars and to uncover the truth wherever things have gone wrong.

This is about the protection of children, the protection of young girls, and the radical and ambitious mission we have set for this government to halve violence against women and girls in a decade.

We have already announced we will introduce a mandatory reporting duty for those working with children to report sexual abuse as part of the Crime and Policing Bill and legislate to make grooming an aggravating factor when sentencing child sexual offences – so punishments properly fit the crime.

We will ensure police learn lessons from the past and make all 43 forces improve data collection on child sexual abuse – including ethnicity.

Of the 115,000 child sexual exploitation and abuse offences recorded in 2023 by police, over 4,000 of them were group-based offending. Of those, around 1,100 involved abuse within the family, and over 300 involved abuse in institutions, whilst over 700 of them were group-based grooming gang offences.

But the vast majority of child sexual exploitation and abuse goes unidentified and unreported and so we expect this to be a significant underestimate.

Minister for Safeguarding and Violence Against Women and Girls, Jess Phillips, said:

Child sexual abuse and exploitation is one of the most harrowing crimes anyone could face. I have dedicated many years of my life to tackling it, both before I was a government minister, and now I have never been more steadfast in my resolve to protect more children and arrest more appalling perpetrators.

But change is about deeds, not words. That’s why we are working quickly to empower more victims to get justice by giving more the right to request their cases are re-examined, and making sure survivors are a core part of the rapid audit of existing evidence in these heartbreaking cases.

Our work does not stop here. We are also urging police forces to look again at closed and unsolved cases on their files, to ensure they pursue criminals and put them behind bars so they cannot hurt anyone else.

Give over lol

YOU LOT BLAMED PUTIN AND COVID

YOUR PARTY LEFT 2.9 TRILLION OF DEBT DUE TO SPAFFING PUBLIC MONEY UP THE WALL ON DODGY DEALS ,AND VANITY PROJECTS

The worse of Tories from 2019 inc Rishi Sunack as Chancellor
Johnson
Failed to attend 5 Cobra meetings at the start of the Covid pandemic
ohnson’s Mustique holiday ‘was worth double the amount declared’
Jennifer Acuri affair.
Owen Patterson support, cover up and U turn.
Write off of 11BILLION in furlough fraud.
Lebedev to the House of Lords despite Security warnings of KGB links.
Excesses of Downing Street decor at £850 a roll
Contracts awarded to friends of the Tories that failed to deliver usable equipment
wasting public funds and bypassing genuine reputable British businesses
"Let the bodies pile high"
Rwanda immigration
Lying regularly in Parliament to mislead the public.
Responsible for 1500 deaths of frontline staff due to inadequate PPE due to dodgy PPE contracts
25,000 elderly sent to Care homes from hospital without Covid test,causing 1000s of deaths.
Lied about the protective ring around Care homes
Northern Ireland and Article 16 Lied about Brexit
Mislead Parliament and lied throughout Covid, Brexit and Partygate
Lied to the Queen
Failure of the Afghanistan Evacuation and a damming report released against the government!
Johnson called gay men 'tank-topped bumboys' and black people 'piccaninnies' with 'watermelon smiles' Asian women as letter boxes
Wages worse since 2008 due to
Inflation40 year high
Cash for questions, and Peerage and Russian dirty money
37.B
Test and trace
£11Bn wasted on dodgy PPE
£5B lost to fraud during furlough
lied about £350K a week to the nhs
Mismanagement of the pandemic leading to this country having one of the highest death rates per capita
Dominic Cummings
Triple lock on pensions removed
Lied about new hospitals
Oven ready deal on Brexit LIE
Union Jack on a plane costing 18M
Royal yacht £300m

Trip to Tuscany when Foreign Secretary leaving his Government advisors
Debriefed by the KGB after the Chemical Attack in Salisbury having attended NATO debriefing sessions.
As covid came accross Europe instead of shutting borders Johnson allowed Cheltenham Races Stereo phonics and the UEFA leg between Liverpool and Athletico in March 2020
Covid is like flu and unfortunately old people and vulnerable will die. Shook hands with covid patients, wash your hands and sing happy birthday..." Johnsons advice and ignored Scientific advice and Medical Experts and THE World Health organisation
Cash for Honours
Illegal Lobbying
Lying to protecting sexual preditor MPs
Bounceback Scheme17 B
MOD waste 13B
Defective PPE 10B
Sunak fraud 4.3 B
Irregular spending
1.3 B
Eat Out Fail
850 M
Ferry contracts
50M
Nightingale Hospitals
552 M
Wasted PPE
447M
Unused covid vaccination
250M
Starter home Scheme
900,000 M
Covid legal fees
600,000
Downing Street Flat
50k
Photograper
100k
Serco
50M Press room
2.6M Telsa
1.2M a week
Private polling
580k
Transporting files in chauffeur cars
£14.7B of public money on wasteful” projects, crony contracts and duff deals
£3.6bn in public contracts to firms linked to individuals in Conservative Party
£11.1bn had been spent wastefully or funded government excess
Stocking the Westminster wine cellar
73k
30M Covid test vials contract to a firm run by the landlord of Matt Hancock’s local pub without a proper tendering process
£122m deal for medical gowns that failed safety standards. The £14.7bn could have paid the combined salaries of 60,000 nurses, 65,000 teachers and 77,000 police over the two and a half years sinceJohnson took charge.
£100,000 decorating No.10 with works of art bought through the Government Art Collection fund.


500,000 Whitehall in chauffeur-driven cars.
£600,000 in legal fees defending its decision to award a Covid-19 opinion polling contract to Public First run by associates of Michael Gove and Dominic Cummings worth £840,000 and was not put out to competitive tender. The same goes for a further £580,000 of political polling by Hanbury Strategy - also run by associates of Mr Cummings.
£2.1m school technology deal in October 2020 went to Specialist Computer Centres which is owned by the Rigby Group that has donated a total of £105,000 to Conservative coffers since 2017
Meller Designs co-owned by a party donor £160m deals to provide PPE without competitive tender referred to the ‘VIP lane’ for contracts by Gove, to whom firm boss David Meller had donated cash.
Highest taxes in 40+ years, frozen personal tax allowances until 2028
Hidden WhatsApp messages
NHS waiting lists no dentistry, non existent long term plan on social care or energy, Windrush, strikes
30 p Lee? Non dom taxes Infosys Russia
Greg Hands Patel BRAVERMAN
Mone
Crumbling schools Crumbling NHS Crumbling Justice system
Strikes
Crumbling Railways
Simple decency
PARTY GATE, and all the other multiple times they flouted their own lockdown rules endangering others, Unlike those who were risking their own lives trying to save lives Never forget never forgive.
Energy subsidy rather than A windfall tax £12
HS2
the four years to last year, £48 million was spent on HS2 staff that earn more than £150,000 a year. Last year that included 43 employees.
Cleverly spends £1million travelling globe on private jet like pop star
James Cleverly racked up a bill of almost a million pounds by using private jets for two overseas trips in his job as Foreign Secretary earlier this year
James Cleverly’s use of £10,000 an hour jet for
America tour
Tories have now wasted nearly £100bn during the pandemic
£345,000 of taxpayer money on food and alcohol
£7 million a day in hotels for Asylum seekers
£150 million of purchases in a single year Lavish Spending' On Government Credit Cards
1.8 billion for a Barge to house just 50 immigrants
£5 billion taken out of the Welsh transport budget for HS2.
The average Tory MP expense claim per year is £250,000 (Approx £90 million between 360 Tory MPs per year).
That equates to around 4 million tents for homeless
Rishi Sunak oversaw wasteful government spending and departmental losses that cost the taxpayer up to £26.8 billion “extensive waste” under Mr Sunak during his time as Chancellor and as Chief Secretary to the Treasury in 2021-22 and 2019-20.28 Feb 2023
Rishi Sunak ‘wasted £11bn by paying too much interest’ on UK debt
Labour accuses chancellor of wastefulness for failing to insure against interest rate rises
Tory ministers are using hugely expensive taxpayer-funded private jets instead of trains an average of over once a week, officials admit. Rishi Sunak and his cabinet colleagues have taken 74 flights on the plush new aircraft since June last year.
Sunak took £500,000 worth of private jet trips in less than a fortnight
Lib Dems criticise ‘shocking waste of taxpayers’ money’ as Cabinet Office document reveals PM’s flight costs
Liz Truss £2m private jet bill
LIZ TRUSSTanked Economy and dumped her own Mini Budget UK in a mont
Liz Truss has been using private jets like an Uber service
Tories are facing mounting pressure to return donations received from Lycamobile after its French entities were convicted of fraud in a Paris court, reported the Financial Times.
The UK-based global mobile network operator had gifted £2.15 million to the Tories between 2011 and 2016, as per records from the Electoral Commission
In a ruling by the Paris criminal court on October 26, Lycamobile’s French corporate divisions were found guilty of committing VAT fraud and money laundering. This conviction resulted in a £8.7 million fine, with appeals from Lycamobile France against the convictions.
Tory battle bus investigation enters new phase

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THERE WAS AN INDEPENDENT INQUIRY IN 2020. @Conservatives IGNORED IT

@Keir_Starmer achieved the highest conviction rate for serious sexual offences,rape and child exploitation when he was DPP with @nazirafzal
THEY PROSECUTED 23 GROOMING GANGS INCLUDING ROCHDALE. THE TORIES RELEASED THEM EARLY BACK TO THE COMMUNITIES WHERE THEIR VICTIMS LIVED AND THEY STARTED ABUSING THEM AGAIN

MANY COULD OF BEEN DEPORTED BUT @pritipatel
FAILED. @AndyBurnhamGM
CHALLENGED HER ABOUT IT.

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse

The Inquiry

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse published 19 reports on 15 investigations covering a wide range of institutions. These reports were used by the Chair and Panel to help inform findings and shape recommendations to better protect children in the future. Rapid read versions provide an overview of each of these reports, as well as the Inquiry's Interim Report, summarising the key findings and any recommendations made.

The Report

The Inquiry published its final Report in October 2022. The Report makes a number of powerful recommendations, based on separate investigations and a unique body of research. It also includes the voices of victims and survivors of child sexual abuse.

iicsa.org.uk

@dominicgrieve_
WAS DPP FROM 2010 TO 2014 HE WAS KEIRS BOSS AND BACKS HIM 100% ON SAVILE AND GROOMING GANGS
@nazirafzal was the
prosecutor behind Rochdale grooming gang crackdown @Keir_Starmer
was his boss.

crown prosecutor was to initiate prosecutions in the case of the Rochdale child sex abuse ring, overturning an earlier decision by the CPS. 

He suggested that 'white professionals' over-sensitivity to political correctness and fear of appearing racist may well have contributed to justice being stalled'. 

He used his position to stress that abusers were found in all communities, and that the vast majority of paedophiles in Britain are white. 

Afzal's work against grooming gangs led to criticism from 'members of the Asian community' and a campaign by the far right to have him sacked and deported. 

When asked about these campaigns , Afzal said: 'I was born in Birmingham. They can deport me to Birmingham if they want to', and said 'I think if you are getting it from both sides, you are probably getting something right.' 

It is not the first official report into child sex exploitation in Rochdale - a report in 2013 found that hundreds of young girls were allowed to fall into the hands of Asian grooming gangs because police and social workers may have been scared of seeming racist. They refused to believe that race was an issue even though dozens of young, white girls were being specifically targeted and groomed for sex by older Pakistani men.

Yesterday's report makes for distressing reading, revealing the heartbreaking stories of just some of the victims of the depraved gangs of men, many of whom are yet to be brought to justice for their crimes.

iicsa.org.uk

JOHNSON WAS PRIME MINSTER

Recommendations

The Chair and Panel made recommendations to better protect children from sexual abuse. These recommendations came directly from their findings and were published as part of the conclusions in investigation reports, Interim Report and final Report.

The Inquiry established a process for monitoring responses to its recommendations from the government and other institutions.

The Chair and Panel made recommendations, which arose directly from their findings, to better protect children from sexual abuse. These recommendations were published as part of the conclusions in investigation reports.

The Inquiry published a number of individual investigation and case study reports, as well as its Interim Report. On this page, all recommendations and official responses have been grouped by report.

iicsa.org.uk/reports/proces…


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@elonmusk instead of attacking @jessphillips
And putting her and @Keir_Starmer
In danger Get your facts straight

BORRIS JOHNSON WAS THE PM WHEN THE INVESTIGATIONS BEGAN

Boris Johnson has declared money spent on non-recent child abuse investigations as “spaffed up a wall”, prompting immediate criticism from Labour for making reckless and inappropriate comments.

The current favourite to succeed Theresa May as Conservative leader was arguing that police time and resources were being wasted on crimes committed years ago as he was questioned on an LBC radio phone-in on Wednesday morning.

He said: “And one comment I would make is I think an awful lot of money and an awful lot of police time now goes into these historic offences and all this malarkey.

You know, £60m I saw was being spaffed up a wall on some investigation into historic child abuse and all this kind of thing. What on earth is that going to do to protect the public now?”

Louise Haigh,the shadow policing minister, said Johnson’s remarks were insulting to survivors of abuse.

“Could you look the victims in the eye and tell them investigating and bringing to justice those who abused them, as children, is a waste of money?” she asked.

Johnson’s remarks came hours after Cardinal George Pell was sentenced in Australia to six years in prison after being convicted of sexually abusing two 13-year-old choirboys in 1996. He is the most senior member of the Catholic clergy to be convicted of child abuse offences. Pell’s appeal is to be heard in June.

Ministers set up the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse after the Jimmy Savile revelations prompted reporting from around the country of a string of abuse scandals that in many cases had been covered up or not investigated for years.

The inquiry, chaired by Prof Alexis Jay, is in the middle of a three-week examination of claims involving politicians. It heard earlier this week that Eliza Manningham-Buller, a former director general of MI5, stayed away from the 1995 funeral of Peter Morrison, a Conservative minister under Margaret Thatcher, over allegations of child sex abuse and his pretence that she was his girlfriend. Morrison had denied the allegations.

An ally of Johnson said he had no intention of apologising or clarifying his remarks about child abuse cases. The MP was making the point that spending tens of millions on historic cases where an alleged perpetrator was dead should not be the priority when the cash could be used on front line policing and tackling knife crime.

Johnson consistently leads polls of Conservative party members when they are asked who they would like to be the next leader. The former foreign secretary, who resigned from the government last summer, voted against Theresa May’s Brexit deal on Tuesday.

He told MPs the prime minister had only secured minimal improvements to her Brexit agreement, with “the result that, like Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, they have sewed an apron of fig leaves that does nothing to conceal the embarrassment and indignity of the UK”.

HERE IS THE VIDEO OF JOHNSON ON @LBC

Boris Johnson has said that spending police budgets on historical child abuse is "spaffing money up the wall". The former Foreign Secretary was responding to a question live on LBC on which he was asked whether cuts to the police service are linked to the rise in violent crime in London. Mr Johnson insisted that a more sensible use of police budgets was more important - and it was his choice of words which proved most controversial.

youtu.be/U_FSqfXyUFk?si…

fb.watch/wWym_St58k/?mi…

Charities hit out at Boris Johnson over abuse comments

tfn.scot/news/charities…

Labour Acheivements since July 2024 to December 2024.

TORIES AND REFORM ARE TRYING TO DISTRACT FROM LABOUR ACHEIVEMENTS AND TO DELIBERATELY MAKE THE UK FAIL

Tens of thousands more pensioners now in receipt of Pension Credit

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has released new statistics [Thursday 28 November] on the amount of Pension Credit applications, as well as applications processed and those claims that were successful.

45,000 additional pensioners are now receiving Pension Credit which is a Gateway Benefit worth over 4k on top of Pension Credit, Pension payment and Disability Payment. Due to Labour Government promotion drive

Pension Credit acts as gateway benefit, so not only is it worth £3,900 per year on average, it means that people who are eligible may also qualify for help with housing costs such as rent and council tax as well as energy bills.

The government will continue to stand behind vulnerable households this winter, including through the £150 Warm Home Discount for low-income households from October and by extending the Household Support Fund with £1 billion to ensure local authorities can support vulnerable people and families.

Millions of pensioners are also set to benefit from an increase of up to £470 to the state pension in April and up to £1,900 more over the next five years.

Pension Credit will increase by 4.1% from April 2025:
Single person: The standard minimum guarantee will increase to £227.10 per week
Couple: The standard minimum guarantee will increase to £346.60 per week
This increase is in line with the Government's Triple Lock commitment. It's also part of a package of measures to support pensioners, including:
Winter Fuel Payments: A £25 automatic bank top-up for eligible households when the average temperature is zero degrees or below for seven consecutive days
Warm Home Discount: An extended £150 scheme
Household Support Fund: An additional £1 billion in 2025-26
Other changes to benefits in 2025 include:
The basic State Pension will increase to £176.45 per week
The deadline to pay voluntary NICs for the contribution years 2006/7 to 2015/6 will be extended to April 5, 2025
The Pension Age Disability Payment (PADP) will be rolled out nationally in Scotland by April 22

WILDLIFE

Landscapes and wildlife, promote nature recovery, meet the targets in the Environment Act, build sustainable homes that support biodiversity, and improve access to nature. It included plans to establish nine new National River Walks and three new National Forests in England, expand nature-rich habitats such as wetlands, peat bogs and forests, and move towards a circular economy, while emphasising the need for coordinated global action to address the climate and nature crisis.

Labour also committed to ban trail hunting (a loophole in the Hunting Act which is used by many hunts as a front to continue hunting foxes with dogs), to work with farmers and scientists on measures to eradicate Bovine TB so that the ineffective badger cull could be brought to an end, and to introduce the long-anticipated ban on the import of hunting trophies (an unfulfilled commitment of the previous government)

Inflation fell unexpectedly to 1.7% in the year to September, the lowest rate in three-and-a-half year which cut interest rates. Increase Inflation to 2.3% is due to increased Fuel and Energy and tobacco costs

MEANS TESTED BENEFITS

The biggest: Universal Credit, which goes up at ministers' discretion.

All the main disability benefits - personal independence payment, attendance allowance, and disability living allowance - as well as carer’s allowance, go up by at least September's inflation rate by law.

It is the first time annual price increases as measured by the Office for National Statistics have moderated to a level below the central bank’s 2% target since April 2021, giving positive news to the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, in the run-up to her budget in two weeks’ time.


EARLY YEARS AND EDUCATION

Free Breakfast Clubs for all Primary schools

Ofsted reform and curriculum review.

Meanwhile, the Department for Education and Ofsted have revealed plans to consult the sector early next year on replacing overall effectiveness grades with a report card system.

Recruitment and retention
Recruit 6,500 new expert teachers in key shortage subjects, support areas that face recruitment challenges and tackle retention issues.

Early years, primaries and family support
Create 3,000 new primary school-based nurseries through upgrading space in primary schools.

SEND and mental health
The government previously said it “will take a community-wide approach, improving inclusivity and expertise in mainstream schools, as well as ensuring special schools cater to those with the most complex needs”.

Curriculum and school improvement
Launch an “expert-led review” of the curriculum to ensure it is “rich and broad, inclusive, and innovative”

google.com/url?sa=t&sourc…

IMMIGRATION AND ASYLUM

13,600 people Deported organised by the largest deportion flights in history

Between 5 July and 31 August 2024, there were 1,240 enforced returns of people with no legal right to remain in the UK. This compares with 1,010 over the same period in 2023, an increase of 23%.

Between 5 July and 29 August 2024, there had been a total of 3,600 returns (including both enforced and voluntary returns).

INVESTMENTS

New investments SECURED include £6.3 billion in UK data centres as well as world class UK university Imperial College London

Innovative investment projects announced over the last month across infrastructure, renewables and life sciences will create close to 38,000 new jobs across the UK

gov.uk/government/new…

Keir Starmer announces a deal has been done to secure the future of Hitachi's train factory in County Durham and its 750 highly-skilled workers

FirstGroup, Hitachi and Angel Trains have struck a deal to build 14 state-of-the-art trains to be used on rail lines across the UK
…letters.e.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/UWsKJCzP0sjxKM…

gov.uk/government/new…

A major £10 billion investment which will create thousands of jobs in the North East of England has been announced by the Prime Minister in New York today.

RANNANS LAW

Domestic abuse specialists will be embedded in 999 control rooms after a woman was murdered by her ex-husband despite ringing police four times on the night she died.

The initiative is part of the government's pledge to halve violence against women and girls in the next decade.

google.com/amp/s/news.sky…

RONANS LAW

Labour announces ‘Ronan’s Law’ to crack down on online weapons sales

Labour pledges to ban killer knives in name of murdered Wolverhampton schoolboy

shropshirestar.com/news/crime/202…

MARTYNS LAW

To ensure stronger protections against terrorism in public places

Martyn’s Law will ensure better protection against the continued and evolving threat that the UK faces from terrorism.

Support, guidance and training will help embed best practice and drive-up standards across the UK.

HILLSBOROUGH LAW

The Hillsborough Law will introduce a legal duty of candour on public bodies.

Officials or organisations that mislead or obstruct investigations could potentially face criminal sanctions.

landmarkchambers.co.uk/news-and-cases…

EMPLOYMENTS RIGHTS BILL

The Employment Rights Bill is a proposed law that aims to improve workers' rights and workplace environments. The Labour government introduced the bill in parliament on October 10, 2024 as part of its "Plan to Make Work Pay".

Flexible working

Employees will have the right to flexible working from their first day of employment, and employers can only refuse a request if they can provide clear evidence that it's unreasonable

Sick pay

Unfair dismissal

Protection for maternity returners

The bill will ban dismissals of women who are pregnant, on maternity leave, or during a six-month return-to-work period.

Right to disconnect

Minimum wage

What a load of bollox!

Labour Acheivements since July 2024 to December 2024. It's a long list..if there's anything I missed let me know.

Tens of thousands more pensioners now in receipt of Pension Credit

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has released new statistics [Thursday 28 November] on the amount of Pension Credit applications, as well as applications processed and those claims that were successful.

45,000 additional pensioners are now receiving Pension Credit which is a Gateway Benefit worth over 4k on top of Pension Credit, Pension payment and Disability Payment. Due to Labour Government promotion drive

Pension Credit acts as gateway benefit, so not only is it worth £3,900 per year on average, it means that people who are eligible may also qualify for help with housing costs such as rent and council tax as well as energy bills.

The government will continue to stand behind vulnerable households this winter, including through the £150 Warm Home Discount for low-income households from October and by extending the Household Support Fund with £1 billion to ensure local authorities can support vulnerable people and families.

Millions of pensioners are also set to benefit from an increase of up to £470 to the state pension in April and up to £1,900 more over the next five years.

Pension Credit will increase by 4.1% from April 2025:
Single person: The standard minimum guarantee will increase to £227.10 per week
Couple: The standard minimum guarantee will increase to £346.60 per week
This increase is in line with the Government's Triple Lock commitment. It's also part of a package of measures to support pensioners, including:
Winter Fuel Payments: A £25 automatic bank top-up for eligible households when the average temperature is zero degrees or below for seven consecutive days
Warm Home Discount: An extended £150 scheme
Household Support Fund: An additional £1 billion in 2025-26
Other changes to benefits in 2025 include:
The basic State Pension will increase to £176.45 per week
The deadline to pay voluntary NICs for the contribution years 2006/7 to 2015/6 will be extended to April 5, 2025
The Pension Age Disability Payment (PADP) will be rolled out nationally in Scotland by April 22

WILDLIFE

Landscapes and wildlife, promote nature recovery, meet the targets in the Environment Act, build sustainable homes that support biodiversity, and improve access to nature. It included plans to establish nine new National River Walks and three new National Forests in England, expand nature-rich habitats such as wetlands, peat bogs and forests, and move towards a circular economy, while emphasising the need for coordinated global action to address the climate and nature crisis.

Labour also committed to ban trail hunting (a loophole in the Hunting Act which is used by many hunts as a front to continue hunting foxes with dogs), to work with farmers and scientists on measures to eradicate Bovine TB so that the ineffective badger cull could be brought to an end, and to introduce the long-anticipated ban on the import of hunting trophies (an unfulfilled commitment of the previous government)

Inflation fell unexpectedly to 1.7% in the year to September, the lowest rate in three-and-a-half year which cut interest rates. Increase Inflation to 2.3% is due to increased Fuel and Energy and tobacco costs

MEANS TESTED BENEFITS

The biggest is Universal Credit, which goes up at ministers' discretion.

All the main disability benefits - personal independence payment, attendance allowance, and disability living allowance - as well as carer’s allowance, go up by at least September's inflation rate by law.

It is the first time annual price increases as measured by the Office for National Statistics have moderated to a level below the central bank’s 2% target since April 2021, giving positive news to the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, in the run-up to her budget in two weeks’ time.


Early years, primaries and family support
Create 3,000 new primary school-based nurseries through upgrading space in primary schools.

SEND and mental health
The government previously said it “will take a community-wide approach, improving inclusivity and expertise in mainstream schools, as well as ensuring special schools cater to those with the most complex needs”.

Curriculum and school improvement
Launch an “expert-led review” of the curriculum to ensure it is “rich and broad, inclusive, and innovative”

google.com/url?sa=t&sourc…

IMMIGRATION AND ASYLUM

13,600 people Deported organised by the largest deportion flights in history

Between 5 July and 31 August 2024, there were 1,240 enforced returns of people with no legal right to remain in the UK. This compares with 1,010 over the same period in 2023, an increase of 23%.

Between 5 July and 29 August 2024, there had been a total of 3,600 returns (including both enforced and voluntary returns).

INVESTMENTS

New investments SECURED include £6.3 billion in UK data centres as well as world class UK university Imperial College London

Innovative investment projects announced over the last month across infrastructure, renewables and life sciences will create close to 38,000 new jobs across the UK

gov.uk/government/new…

Keir Starmer announces a deal has been done to secure the future of Hitachi's train factory in County Durham and its 750 highly-skilled workers

FirstGroup, Hitachi and Angel Trains have struck a deal to build 14 state-of-the-art trains to be used on rail lines across the UK
…letters.e.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/UWsKJCzP0sjxKM…

gov.uk/government/new…

A major £10 billion investment which will create thousands of jobs in the North East of England has been announced by the Prime Minister in New York today.

RANNANS LAW

Domestic abuse specialists will be embedded in 999 control rooms after a woman was murdered by her ex-husband despite ringing police four times on the night she died.

The initiative is part of the government's pledge to halve violence against women and girls in the next decade.

google.com/amp/s/news.sky…

RONANS LAW

Labour announces ‘Ronan’s Law’ to crack down on online weapons sales

Labour pledges to ban killer knives in name of murdered Wolverhampton schoolboy

shropshirestar.com/news/crime/202…

MARTYNS LAW

To ensure stronger protections against terrorism in public places

Martyn’s Law will ensure better protection against the continued and evolving threat that the UK faces from terrorism.

Support, guidance and training will help embed best practice and drive-up standards across the UK.

HILLSBOROUGH LAW

The Hillsborough Law will introduce a legal duty of candour on public bodies.

Officials or organisations that mislead or obstruct investigations could potentially face criminal sanctions.

landmarkchambers.co.uk/news-and-cases…

EMPLOYMENTS RIGHTS BILL

The Employment Rights Bill is a proposed law that aims to improve workers' rights and workplace environments. The Labour government introduced the bill in parliament on October 10, 2024 as part of its "Plan to Make Work Pay".

Flexible working

Employees will have the right to flexible working from their first day of employment, and employers can only refuse a request if they can provide clear evidence that it's unreasonable

Sick pay

Unfair dismissal

Protection for maternity returners

The bill will ban dismissals of women who are pregnant, on maternity leave, or during a six-month return-to-work period.

Right to disconnect

Minimum wage

The minimum wage will no longer be tapered by an individual's age.

Bereavement leave
The bill will extend the right to parental bereavement leave to all bereaved persons.

Guaranteed hours
The bill will require school employers to offer guaranteed hours to qualifying workers.

Reasonable notice of shifts
The bill will require school employers to give zero-hours workers reasonable notice of shifts.

Labour Government
have done more in 6months REF illegal immigration and deportations of Foreign criminals than Tories have since 2019

BORRIS JOHNSON PM FROM DECEMBER 2019 ...WINTER

LIZ TRUSS SEPTEMBER TO OCTOBER 2022 ..N/A AS SHE ACHEIVED NOTHING

SUNACK PM FROM OCTOBER 2022.. WINTER

Keir_Starmer

PM FROM JULY 2024
HE BECAME PM IN JULY....The SUMMER !!!!

UKLabour have Deported 10,000 illegal migrants since July 2024

THE HIGHEST NUMBER OVER A 5 MONTH PERIOD SINCE 2019 WHY NOT POINT THAT OUT

November 2024 Interpol raids IN A WEEK !!

850 of the 2,517 arrests made during a week of raids were for human trafficking or migrant smuggling.

NO PEOPLE Traffickers captured 2023

November 2022 people smuggling convictions from France

18 people were convicted of people smuggling, with sentences ranging from one year suspended to 15 years. The gang was described as "merchants of death" and controlled most small boat crossings from northern France for several years.

UNDER SUNACK

ONLY 11,00
DEPORTATIONS IN 2 BLOODY YEARS

In the year ending March 2024 there only 7,016 enforced returns

Previous year (4,127) 2023

Enforced returns UNDER JOHNSON ONLY

10,000 IN 2 BLOODY YEARS

2021
The total for the year ending March 2021 (2,788)

2019 (7,198), just prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Keir_Starmer
RECORD NUMBER OF RETURNS IN 5 MONTHS SINCE 2019

HOW MANY PEOPLE SMUGGLERS, DID SUNACK TRUSS AND JOHNSON IMPRISON OR DEPORT?

RETURNS OFF PEOPLE

CROSSING CHANNEL

In the year ending March 2024, there were 2,178 returns of people who arrived by small boat, representing 8% of all enforced and voluntary returns during the year.

News

Suspected people smuggler detained in Leicester faces extradition

suspected people smuggler wanted by German law enforcement has been arrested by officers from the National Crime Agency in Leicestershire.

Syrian national Mohamad Alshater, 30, had been listed as wanted for his alleged involvement in a network responsible for moving a large number of migrants into Germany in vehicles across the border from the Czech Republic.

Following joint working involving UK and German authorities a warrant was issued for his arrest, and investigations began to locate him.

He was tracked down as living in the Frog Island area of Leicester city centre by officers from the National Extradition Unit, which is part of the NCA's Joint International Crime Centre, who moved in to detain him on the morning of Monday 2 December.

On 3 December Alshater was remanded in custody by Westminster Magistrates' as the process to extradite him begins. He will appear in court again on 10 December.

Tony Allen, from the NCA's Joint International Crime Centre, said:

"People smuggling is an international crime and we are working closely with our counterparts in Germany and across Europe to target the individuals and networks involved.

"These crime groups treat people as a commodity and don't care about the risks, which is why tackling them is such a priority."

6 December 2024

News

UK, France and Germany target network involved in dangerous Channel boat crossings

people smuggling

National Crime Agency officers have supported a major operation targeting an Iraqi people smuggling network moving migrants to the UK via France.

The investigation into the network has been led by OLTIM, the French National Police unit specialising in organised immigration crime, working alongside other European partners.

nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/news/uk-france…

Six arrests and boat seized Six people have been arrested in Kent and London as part of a National Crime Agency investigation into a suspected organised crime group conspiring to smuggle migrants across the Channel in lorries and small boats.

nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/news/suspected…


On Monday 2 December, a joint investigation between UK and German authorities led to the arrest of a suspected people smuggler in Leicester. And at the start of this month, NCA officers supported a major operation in Germany, targeting an Iraqi people smuggling network. This activity resulted in 13 arrests as well as the seizure of 21 boats and 24 engines, alongside life jackets, pumps and cash.

UK asylum backlog lower since Rwanda plan scrapped, figures show
Refugee Council says nearly 120,000 people await case processing with 63,000 set to be granted asylum by Labour government

Rajeev Syal and Diane Taylor
Wed 16 Oct 2024 19.01 EDT
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Nearly 63,000 people who were waiting for their cases to be processed at the time of the general election are expected to be granted asylum by the Labour government, an analysis has found.

The Refugee Council said the government’s decision to scrap the plan to deport people to Rwanda and accelerate claims meant the asylum backlog was forecast to be 118,063 at the start of 2025 – 59,000 cases lower than if the government had continued with the policy.

Figures show that there were 118,882 people in the backlog by the end of June 2024. Based on the grant rates in the year to that date the charity expects 62,801 people to be granted asylum.

Fugitive members of people-smuggling gang arrested in UK
Three were convicted in Belgium over roles in gang believed to have transported thousands across Channel

Hannah Al-Othman
Mon 30 Dec 2024 12.41 EST

Three men convicted in Belgium over their involvement in a major people-smuggling ring that “inflicted extreme cruelty on the migrants they smuggled” have been arrested in the UK.

The men – all Afghan nationals – were arrested by officers from the National Crime Agency (NCA) and the Metropolitan police after a joint investigation by the NCA and Belgian police.

Police believe the gang was responsible for transporting thousands of people on small boats to the UK after smuggling them through Europe

google.com/amp/s/amp.theg…

IRAQ

UK/Iraq border security pact to target smuggling gangs
Home Secretary signs landmark joint statement with Iraq to tackle people smuggling and organised crime networks operating across the region and in Europe.

gov.uk/government/new…

world-first security agreement has been reached between Iraq and the UK government to target people smuggling gangs and strengthen border security co-operation.

The UK will also support Iraq law enforcement to tackle other serious organised crime, including countering narcotics.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper visited Iraq and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) this week to seal a series of co-operation deals, to tackle shared threats and boost the security of its citizens.

The Home Secretary is the first UK government Secretary of State to visit the country since 2021. She was accompanied by the UK government’s Border Security Commander, Martin Hewitt.

During the 3-day official visit, the Home Secretary spoke to ministers from the Federal Government of Iraq and met ministers in the Kurdistan Regional Government.

As part of the programme the Home Secretary:

signed a joint statement on border security: a first-of-its-kind agreement with Iraq, which sets out the commitments of both countries to work more closely in tackling people smuggling and bolster border security
committed to providing up to £300,000 for Iraq law enforcement training in border security – the training will focus on organised immigration crime and narcotics, and will increase the capacity and capability of Iraq’s law enforcement at the border
announced support for further border security projects: the UK government has pledged £200,000 to support projects in the KRI which will enhance capabilities concerning irregular migration and border security, including a new taskforce
signed a declaration of intent on serious organised crime:

GIVE US A BREAK SAYING LABOUR NOT ACHEIVED MUCH IN 12 WEEKS

HERES A FEW RESPONSES TO YOUR RIDICULOUS COMMENTS

Why 2 CHILD CAP AND LIVING ON BENEFITS DOESN'T HELP GET KIDS OUT OF POVERTY

WORKING WITH A GOOD WAGE DOES

FREE CHILDCARE DOES

What has happened to increase poverty?

Lack of Growth in the ECONOMY plus real term wages haven't increased since 2008.

A high cost of living means we all get less to live on.

High Energy bills

High Rent lack of Social housing and Council Houses

Benefits also haven't increased in line with inflation or wage increases. The Income Plantform needs increasing.

I'm on UC and a qualified Debt Adviser

Money taken off your payment UC PAYMENT

Your payments might be reduced if any of the following apply:

you are paying back an advance on a Universal Credit payment

you would get above the amount limited by the benefit cap

PEOPLE ON UC PAY TAX NI THEN

Every £1 you earn from working, your Universal Credit payment goes down by 55p. Your income will be your wages plus your new Universal Credit payment.

Most employers will report your wages for you. You will normally only need to report monthly earnings if you’re self-employed.

Minimum income floor is the earnings around used to work out your benefit. This is applied to self-employed people who claim Universal Credit. If you are self-employed and your earnings are low, your benefit may be worked out on higher earnings than you have. This is called the 'minimum income floor'.
@UKLabour
ARE REFORMING UC and increasing the amount received

There's a shortage of skilled workers such as plumbers,Tilers,
Carpenters electricians builders. Learning a Skilled Trade through Training for unemployed could build the economy very quickly as it increases more tax and NI as soon as people receive their first wages. There's 1000s of jobs that need filling.

Low wages and lack of support is why so many people are struggling financially because they can't work because they can't afford Childcare plus there's not enough Nurseries and School Uniform is too expensive.

The UK needs Growth!

@UKLabour want employers paying a Living wage,better working conditions,
cheaper childcare, FREE CHILDCARE for low income Families thats means tested and FREE breakfast clubs for all Children,free school meals for low income families and end the High costs of School Uniforms.

Low wages and lack of support is why so many people are struggling financially because they can't work because they can't afford Childcare plus there's not enough Nurseries and School Uniform is too expensive.

The UK needs Growth by paying a decent wage with cheaper childcare and FREE breakfast clubs so parents can go to work earlier or start work .

People paying tax increases the ECONOMY, so more for public services and BENEFITS for those who can't WORK.

Many parents get maternity and paternity leave.

Labour will embrace technological advancements in a way that ensures both workers and our economy benefit. Ensure workers can benefit from flexible working, including opportunities for flexi-time contracts and hours that better accommodate school terms where they are not currently available, by making flexible working the default from day one for all workers, except where it is not reasonably feasible.

Young parents working more hours or start working increases their income considerably than staying on benefits. They pay tax and 6 grows the economy every time they are paid. This is what Labour's plan is.Support people with young children to get back to work with support and better wages.

NEW DEAL FOR WORKING PEOPLE BELOW

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Universal Credit replaces Working Tax Credit and Child tax Credit

UC AMOUNTS PAID

under 25s £489.23
Over 25s. £617. 60

IF PEOPLE WORK FOR 30 HRS On National Minimum Wage

LOOK AT THE BIG DIFFERENCE IN INCOME
WITH A LABOUR GOVERNMENT

EARNINGS ON MINIMUM WAGE

Under 21 £1117.91

OVER 21s earn £1487.08 A MONTH


Which is WORTH PER PERSON £298 in TAX and £132 NI every month, which ADDS UP TO £5160 a Year
TO GROWING THE ECONOMY and contributing to Public services and BENEFITS for those who CAN'T WORK.

All wages and benefits should be
equal as it discriminates against young people. At the moment they are not.

On UC EXTRA MONEY FOR CHILDREN
2 CHILD LIMIT

1 Child. £333.32
2 Child. £287.92

ON UC
CHILDCARE COSTS ARE PAID UP TO 85% OF THE BILL.

30 HOURS OF FREE CHILDCARE.

THOSE ON UC CAN GET MORE THAN 30 HOURS FREE CHILDCARE SO THEY CAN EARN HIGHER WAGES.

CHILDCARE BENEFITS ON UC ARE:-

1 CHILD £1014
2 CHILDREN. £1739

PARENTS WORKING ON UC, THEY WOULD GET THE ABOVE FOR CHILDCARE

FREE BREAKFAST CLUBS SO PARENTS CAN GO TO WORK EARLIER TO INCREASE HOUSEHOLD INCOME
OR START WORK

FREE SCHOOL LUNCHES

HELP TOWARDS SCHOOL UNIFORM

30 HOURS FREE CHILDCARE TO INCREASE HOUSEHOLD INCOME

LABOUR POLICIES

Reforming UC and keeping in name only. It is not easy to claim as lots of hoops to jump through, and Claiments have to go online

Get young people back to work, off benefits and out of poverty

Ban exploitative zero hour contracts

Labour will end ‘one sided’ flexibility and ensure all jobs provide a baseline level of security and predictability, banning exploitative zero hours contracts and ensuring everyone has the right to have a contract that reflects the number of hours they regularly work, based on a 12-week reference period

Make work pay will ensure more people stay in work, make work more family-friendly and improve living standards, putting more money in working people’s pockets to spend, boosting economic growth, resilience and conditions for innovation. Stronger trade unions and collective bargaining will be key to tackling problems of insecurity, inequality, discrimination, enforcement and low pay

Staying on benefits increases a families Poverty . Good jobs take Families out Poverty

GET YOUNG PEOPLE BACK TO WORK WITH GOOD WAGES WITH IMPROVED WORKERS RIGHTS AND OFF BENEFITS

A real living wage that people can live on.

Remove the discriminatory age bands to ensure every adult worker benefits, and we will work with the Single Enforcement Body and HMRC and ensure they have the powers necessary to make sure our genuine living wage is properly enforced, including penalties for non-compliance

Labour will work with the Single Enforcement Body and HMRC to ensure the National Minimum Wage.

Regulations on travel time in sectors with ork with the Low Pay Commission, trade unions, employers, the Council for Economic Growth and more to address the ongoing issue of low pay.

Childcare will be available and accessible

3000 new nursery classes across England to open up access to childcare hours for families Spare school classrooms will be converted into high quality spaces for nurseries, paid for by ending the tax breaks private schools enjoy.

Childcare will support our children to achieve and thrive

Half a million more children hitting the Early Learning Goals by 2030.

Support language skills and maths learning right from the start.

Support staff working in childcare & early education so they are recognised for the skilled and important work they are doing.

Labour has commissioned Sir David Bell, former chief inspector of Ofsted, to look at how we can drive up standards in childcare in England.

Childcare will be affordable

Deliver the enhanced entitlements the government have offered, saving thousands of pounds a year for working families.

Support three quarters of a million more parents to re-enter the labour market.

Childcare won’t end when children start school

Free breakfast clubs in every primary school in England, paid for by ending tax loopholes and clamping down on tax evasion

WHAT IS YOUR AGENDA @SkyNews @SamCoatesSky
@BethRigby ARE THE AMERICAN BOSSES OF @SkyNews GETTING YOU AND OTHER GUTTER PRESS TO PREVENT INVESTMENTS INTO THE UK ,SPOOK THE MARKETS LIKE TRUSS DID? RAISE INTEREST RATES, RAISE COST OF LIVING AND DAMAGE GDP?

TO GET RID OF @Keir_Starmer AND FORCE A GENERAL ELECTION

WE SEE YOU

Labour has achieved more than Tories in 14 years.
They have brought 40 Billion of investment into UK.

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24 Billion from Green energy firms

8 Million from Amazon

10 Billion from Blackstone

Major U.S. company Blackstone has confirmed a £10 billion investment in the North East of England to create one of the largest artificial intelligence data centres in Europe
Move will create 4,000 jobs for British people and benefit the local community in Blyth
Prime Minister continues his international drive to boost the UK’s reputation on the global stage, unlock new opportunities to drive growth at home and improve the lives of British people
A major £10 billion investment which will create thousands of jobs in the North East of England has been announced by the Prime Minister in New York today.

The deal with US investment company Blackstone, facilitated by the Office for Investment, will create the biggest AI data centre in Europe, boosting the UK’s world leading capabilities in the AI sector and driving growth in the local community.

Over 4,000 jobs will be created as a result, including 1,200 roles dedicated to the construction of the site in Blyth, Northumberland. Construction on the site is expected to begin next year, with the data centres set to store the vast amount of data needed to power AI, and to store the information generated by AI systems.

Tidalwave of clean energy investment worth billions unlocked ahead of Investment Summit
Thousands of jobs in green industries announced as the UK Government welcomes more than £24 billion of private investment for pioneering energy projects ahead of the International Investment Summit on 14th October.

Driven by the government’s clear path to growth creating the conditions for businesses to thrive, the billions worth of investments from leading companies include Iberdrola - one of the biggest energy companies in Europe - doubling their investment in the UK, Orsted unlocking £8bn and GreenVolt £2.5bn of investment in offshore wind farms, and SeAh Wind UK announcing a £225 million expansion of their investment in the North East to build a state-of-the-art wind technology manufacturing facility in Teesside, solidifying the UK’s position as a world leader in the wind power industry.

In only 100 days, the government has overturned the nine-year onshore wind ban in 72 hours, consented more solar than ever before, secured the most successful renewable auction round in history, and launched Great British Energy.

Chancellor announces £8 billion Amazon Web Services investment, as she vows to make every part of Britain better off
Chancellor Rachel Reeves secures a planned £8 billion investment from Amazon Web Services which is estimated to support around 14,000 jobs per year across the UK

12 weeks in Acheivements so far by @UKLabour

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Domestic abuse specialists will be embedded in 999 control rooms after a woman was murdered by her ex-husband despite ringing police four times on the night she died.

The government has announced a pilot in which experts will be placed in some 999 call centres from early 2025 to ensure victims get specialist support straight away.

They will advise police on risk assessments and work with officers on the ground, and will have a team assisting them to improve how police respond to domestic violence calls around the clock.

The initiative is part of the government's pledge to halve violence against women and girls in the next decade.

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Labour announces ‘Ronan’s Law’ to crack down on online weapons sales

Ronan's Law: Labour pledges to ban killer knives in name of murdered Wolverhampton schoolboy

A Ronan's Law ban on killer knives will be established by a new Labour government, Sir Keir Starmer pledged today.

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Martyn’s Law to ensure stronger protections against terrorism in public places

The UK’s resilience to terrorism is to be stepped up, as the government announces details for the Protect Duty.

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New laws to keep people safe will scale up preparedness for, and protection from, terrorist attacks.

Martyn’s Law will ensure better protection against the continued and evolving threat that the UK faces from terrorism.

Support, guidance and training will help embed best practice and drive-up standards across the UK.

The UK’s resilience to terrorism is to be stepped up, as the government announces details for the Protect Duty, now to be known as ‘Martyn’s Law’ in tribute of Martyn Hett, who was killed alongside 21 others in the Manchester Arena terrorist attack in 2017.

Working closely with security partners, business and victims’ groups, including Figen Murray and the Martyn’s Law Campaign Team, and Survivors Against Terror, the new duty will require venues to take steps to improve public safety, with measures dependent on the size of the venue and the activity taking place.

PM tells US investors "Britain is open for business" as he secured major £10 billion deal to drive growth and create jobs

A major £10 billion investment which will create thousands of jobs in the North East of England has been announced by the Prime Minister in New York today.

Sick pay, ­maternity pay and unfair ­dismissal rules are all in line for a major shake-up in what the government has promised will be a 'once in a generation' overhaul of employment rights.

The “Determined To Be Outraged “ coalition = (the Tories + The Daily Express + the Daily Telegraph + The Daily Mail + Reform UK + The Corbynites + Laura Kuenssberg + Owen Jones + GB News ) 🇬🇧😜😜😝😂😆😛are already frothing at the mouth on this one.

To quote an FB response I came across, who shall remain nameless, but who indeed reflects the general attitude of the Cons+ Reform UK Ltd and all their faithful disciples

“Oh great. Goodbye to our green and pleasant land 😢”

I say to him - “and goodbye to homelessness and hello to the youth of our country, which now gives them the hope and an aspiration to finally afford a home of their own.

Labour's National Wealth Fund explained!

I recently attended a seminar which breaks down exactly how it will work & how it will benefit the British people.

What I learnt was exciting, encouraging & revolutionary!!

Firstly, sovereign wealth funds are not a new concept. Around 80 countries currently operate them. Most famously, the Qatar sovereign wealth fund. Some of you may have seen how the government of Qatar has invested public money into buying some of the world's biggest football clubs, most notably Paris Saint Germain.

In the first half of 2024, Norway's sovereign wealth fund posted profits of $138 billion dollars. Just imagine what we in the UK could do with that money right now.

CNBC reported that Norway's returns were driven by "robust investments in technology stocks"

On average, wealth fund investments offer an annual 8% return. Initial public consultations have provided some predictable ways of spending that money, such as increasing public pensions and helping young people with housing deposits.
This will be further supplemented by Labour's plan to invest in apprenticeships and the establishment of Skills England, a new national body tasked with driving the skills needs of the next decade. No longer will we need to rely on international imports to address the severe skills shortage, home-grown talent will address that need.

Why 2 CHILD CAP AND LIVING ON BENEFITS DOESN'T HELP GET KIDS OUT OF POVERTY

WORKING WITH A GOOD WAGE DOES

FREE CHILDCARE DOES

What has happened to increase poverty?

Lack of Growth in the ECONOMY plus real term wages haven't increased since 2008.

A high cost of living means we all get less to live on.

High Energy bills

High Rent lack of Social housing and Council Houses

Benefits also haven't increased in line with inflation or wage increases. The Income Plantform needs increasing.

I'm on UC and a qualified Debt Adviser

Money taken off your payment UC PAYMENT

Your payments might be reduced if any of the following apply:

you are paying back an advance on a Universal Credit payment

you would get above the amount limited by the benefit cap

PEOPLE ON UC PAY TAX NI THEN

Every £1 you earn from working, your Universal Credit payment goes down by 55p. Your income will be your wages plus your new Universal Credit payment.

Most employers will report your wages for you. You will normally only need to report monthly earnings if you’re self-employed.

Minimum income floor is the earnings around used to work out your benefit. This is applied to self-employed people who claim Universal Credit. If you are self-employed and your earnings are low, your benefit may be worked out on higher earnings than you have. This is called the 'minimum income floor'.
@UKLabour
ARE REFORMING UC and increasing the amount received

There's a shortage of skilled workers such as plumbers,Tilers,
Carpenters electricians builders. Learning a Skilled Trade through Training for unemployed could build the economy very quickly as it increases more tax and NI as soon as people receive their first wages. There's 1000s of jobs that need filling.

Low wages and lack of support is why so many people are struggling financially because they can't work because they can't afford Childcare plus there's not enough Nurseries and School Uniform is too expensive.

The UK needs Growth!

@UKLabour want employers paying a Living wage,better working conditions,
cheaper childcare, FREE CHILDCARE for low income Families thats means tested and FREE breakfast clubs for all Children,free school meals for low income families and end the High costs of School Uniforms.

Low wages and lack of support is why so many people are struggling financially because they can't work because they can't afford Childcare plus there's not enough Nurseries and School Uniform is too expensive.

The UK needs Growth by paying a decent wage with cheaper childcare and FREE breakfast clubs so parents can go to work earlier or start work .

People paying tax increases the ECONOMY, so more for public services and BENEFITS for those who can't WORK.

Many parents get maternity and paternity leave.

Labour will embrace technological advancements in a way that ensures both workers and our economy benefit. Ensure workers can benefit from flexible working, including opportunities for flexi-time contracts and hours that better accommodate school terms where they are not currently available, by making flexible working the default from day one for all workers, except where it is not reasonably feasible.

Young parents working more hours or start working increases their income considerably than staying on benefits. They pay tax and 6 grows the economy every time they are paid. This is what Labour's plan people with young children to get back to work with support and better wages.

NEW DEAL FOR WORKING PEOPLE BELOW

…is.Support
labour.org.uk/updates/storie Universal Credit replaces Working Tax Credit and Child tax Credit

UC AMOUNTS PAID

under 25s £489.23
Over 25s. £617. 60

IF PEOPLE WORK FOR 30 HRS On National Minimum Wage

LOOK AT THE BIG DIFFERENCE IN INCOME
WITH A LABOUR GOVERNMENT

EARNINGS ON MINIMUM WAGE

Under 21 £1117.91

OVER 21s earn £1487.08 A MONTH

Which is WORTH PER PERSON £298 in TAX and £132 NI every month, which ADDS UP TO £5160 a Year
TO GROWING THE ECONOMY and contributing to Public services and BENEFITS for those who CAN'T WORK.

All wages and benefits should be
equal as it discriminates against young people. At the moment they are not.

On UC EXTRA MONEY FOR CHILDREN
2 CHILD LIMIT

1 Child. £333.32
2 Child. £287.92

ON UC
CHILDCARE COSTS ARE PAID UP TO 85% OF THE BILL.

30 HOURS OF FREE CHILDCARE.

THOSE ON UC CAN GET MORE THAN 30 HOURS FREE CHILDCARE SO THEY CAN EARN HIGHER WAGES.

CHILDCARE BENEFITS ON UC ARE:-

1 CHILD £1014
2 CHILDREN. £1739

PARENTS WORKING ON UC, THEY WOULD GET THE ABOVE FOR CHILDCARE

FREE BREAKFAST CLUBS SO PARENTS CAN GO TO WORK EARLIER TO INCREASE HOUSEHOLD INCOME
OR START WORK

FREE SCHOOL LUNCHES

HELP TOWARDS SCHOOL UNIFORM

30 HOURS FREE CHILDCARE TO INCREASE HOUSEHOLD INCOME

LABOUR POLICIES

Reforming UC and keeping in name only. It is not easy to claim as lots of hoops to jump through, and Claiments have to go online

Get young people back to work, off benefits and out of poverty

Ban exploitative zero hour contracts

Labour will end ‘one sided’ flexibility and ensure all jobs provide a baseline level of security and predictability, banning exploitative zero hours contracts and ensuring everyone has the right to have a contract that reflects the number of hours they regularly work, based on a 12-week reference period

Make work pay will ensure more people stay in work, make work more family-friendly and improve living standards, putting more money in working people’s pockets to spend, boosting economic growth, resilience and conditions for innovation. Stronger trade unions and collective bargaining will be key to tackling problems of insecurity, inequality, discrimination, enforcement and low pay

Staying on benefits increases a families Poverty . Good jobs take Families out Poverty

GET YOUNG PEOPLE BACK TO WORK WITH GOOD WAGES WITH IMPROVED WORKERS RIGHTS AND OFF BENEFITS

A real living wage that people can live on.

CAP £43K a year

Saving

271,200,000 A WEEK

@TomTugendhat

LIST 106 ACHIEVEMENTS OF 14 YEARS OF TORY GOVERNMENT

IM SURE EVERYONE WOULD LOVE TO SEE THEM
HERES LABOUR’S AFTER 8 WEEKS WHICH NEEDS UP DATING.

Here's 106 Acheivements of the last Labour government



What the Labour Party achieved, lest we forget

. Longest period of sustained low inflation since the 60s.
2. Low mortgage rates.
3. Introduced the National Minimum Wage and raised it to £5.52 per hour.
4. Over 14,000 more police in England and Wales.
5. Cut overall crime by 32 per cent.
6. Record levels of literacy and numeracy in schools.
7. Young people achieving some of the best ever results at 14, 16, and 18.
8. Funding for every pupil in England has doubled.
9. Employment is at its highest level ever.
10.  3,700 rebuilt and significantly refurbished schools; including new and improved classrooms, laboratories and kitchens. 
11. 85,000 more nurses.
12. 32,000 more doctors.
13. Brought back matrons to hospital wards.
14. Devolved power to the Scottish Parliament.
15. Devolved power to the Welsh Assembly.
16. Dads now get paternity leave of 2 weeks for the first time.
17. NHS Direct offering free convenient patient advice.
18. Gift aid was worth £828 million to charities last year.
19. Restored city-wide government to London.
20. Record number of students in higher education.
21. Child benefit up 26 per cent since 1997.
22. Delivered 2,200 Sure Start Children’s Centres.
23. Introduced the Equality and Human Rights Commission.
24. £200 winter fuel payment to pensioners & up to £300 for over-80s.
25. On course to exceed our Kyoto target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
26. Restored devolved government to Northern Ireland.
27. Over 36,000 more teachers in England and 274,000 more support staff and teaching assistants.
28. All full time workers now have a right to 24 days paid holiday.
29. A million pensioners lifted out of poverty.
30. The Child Poverty Act – 600,000 children lifted out of relative poverty.
31. Introduced child tax credit giving more money to parents.
32. Scrapped Section 28 and introduced Civil Partnerships.
33. Brought over 1 million social homes up to standard.
34. Inpatient waiting lists down by over half a million since 1997: the shortest waiting times since NHS records began.
35. Banned fox hunting.
36. Cleanest rivers, beaches, drinking water and air since before the industrial revolution.
37. Free TV licences for over-75s.
38. Banned fur farming and the testing of cosmetics on animals.
39. Free breast cancer screening for all women aged between 50-70.
40. Free off peak local bus travel for over-60s and disabled people.
41. New Deal – helped over 1.8 million people into work.
42. Over 3 million child trust funds started.
43. Free eye test for over 60s.
44. More than doubled the number of apprenticeships.
45. Free entry to national museums and galleries.
46. Overseas aid budget more than doubled.
47. Heart disease deaths down by 150,000 and cancer deaths down by 50,000.
48. Cut long-term youth unemployment by 75 per cent.
49. Free nursery places for every three and four-year-olds.
50. Free fruit for most four to six-year-olds at school. 
51. Gender Recognition Act 2004/5
52. Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland.
53. Walk-in Health Centres and GP out of hours Service.
54. Digital hearing aids, through the NHS.
55. Children’s Act 2004, 2008 – Every Child Matters.
56. Introduced Smoke–Free legislation, 2007 – child health improving continually since.
57. Retail Distribution Review – ending commission for financial advisers
58. Introduced legislation to make company ‘blacklisting’ unlawful.
59. The Equality Act.
60. Established the Disability Rights Commission in 1999.
61. The Human Rights Act.
62. Signed the European Social Chapter.
63.  Launched £1.5 billion Housing Pledge of new affordable housing.
64.  The Autism Act 2009.
65. New Deal for Communities Regeneration Programme.

@GordonBrown
SAVED THE BANKS

THE @bankofengland
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66.  All prescriptions free for people being treated for cancer or the effects of cancer.
67. Introduced vaccination to be offered to teenage girls to protect against cervical cancer.
68.  Rough sleeping dropped by two thirds and homelessness at its lowest level since the early 1980s
69. 2009 Marine and Coastal Access Act.
70. Increased Britain’s offshore wind capacity than any country in the world, to provide enough electricity to power 2 million homes.
71.  Led the campaign to win the 2012 Olympics for London.
72. Introduced the first ever British Armed Forces and Veterans Day to honour past and present achievements of our armed forces.
73.  Created a new right of pedestrian access, so that every family has equal opportunity to access the national coastline.
74. Led the campaign to agree a new international convention banning all cluster munitions.
75. Launched the Swimming Challenge Fund to support free swimming for over 60s and under 16s.
76. Sustainable Communities Act – created community safety partnerships.
77.  Set up a dedicated Department for International Development.
78. Cancelled approximately 100 per cent of debt for the world’s poorest countries.
79. Helped lift 3 million people out of poverty each year, globally.
80. Helped to get 40 million more children into school, globally.
81. Worked to ensure polio is on the verge of being eradicated, globally.
82. Ensured 3 million people are now able to access life-preserving drugs for HIV and AIDS.
83. Improved water/sanitation services for over 1.5 million people.
84. Launched a Governance and Transparency Fund to improve governance and increase accountability in poor countries.
85. The Neighbourhood Renewal programme – introduced funding for neighbourhood improvements.
86. The Extending Schools Program – included Breakfast and Homework clubs to improved levels of educational achievement and the longer term life chances of disadvantaged children.
87. Launched the Connexions  Service – provided valuable careers advice and support to young people seeking employment.
88. Introduced Working Family Tax credits to support low paid parents in work and to pay for childcare.
89. Introduced the Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA)
90. Established The Future Jobs Fund to provide all young people access to a job, training or education.
91. Introduced Warm Front –  helped 2.3 million vulnerable households, those in fuel poverty, with energy efficiency improvements.
92.  Guaranteed paid holidays – introduced a law to ensure that everyone who works is entitled to a minimum paid holiday of 5.6 weeks,
93. Introduced the right to request flexible working.
94. Introduced improved work hours – introduced a law so employers cannot force employees to work more than 48 hours a week.
95.  Protection against unfair dismissal – introduced protections for workers and increased the maximum compensation from £12,000 to around £63,000.
96. Introduced Rights for Part-time workers – the right to equal pay rates, pension rights, pro-rata holidays and sick pay.
97. Introduced the Right to breaks at work
98. Introduced the Right to representation  – every worker can be a member of a trade union and be represented in grievance and disciplinary hearings.
99.  Rights for parents and carers – introduced the right to time off to deal with unexpected problems for their dependants, such as illness.
100.  Introduced literacy and numeracy hours in schools and extended diversity to the curriculum.
101. Reduced class sizes to 30 for 5-7 year old children.
102. Introduced a public interest test, allowing governments to block international business takeovers on three specific grounds: media plurality, national security or financial stability.
103. Introduced the (anti-)Bribery Act 2010
104. Established the Standards Board for England under Labour’s Local Government Act 2000 for promoting and ensuring high ethical standards and code of conduct in local government.

GOOD FRIDAY AGREEMENT

Labour Party have done nothing wrong and not broken The Ministerial Code.
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Let me remind you The Tories did! The VIP lane, The dodgy PPE contracts to Conservative chums peers and donors

Parliament’s £180m expenses bonanza: photoshoots and business class flights

Exclusive: Train enthusiast MP claimed £52,000 on London hotels, instead of catching the train

Conservative chair of the Transport Committee claimed £51,896 on hotels in London – despite living in a constituency just 35 minutes’ train ride from the capital.

Alongside accommodation fees, some 398 MPs also racked up parking costs of £307,000 in three years – among them claims from scores of government ministers, including transport secretary Mark Harper and health secretary Steven Barclay.

The government ended free parking for NHS staff in April last year, insisting it was the “right” thing to do. Since then, ministers have continued to charge taxpayers for their parking, including Chris Heaton-Harris, Alister Jack, Johnny Mercer, Nick Gibb, Guy Opperman and Victoria Prentis.

As a perk of the job, MPs also have access to about 400 free parking spaces in the House of Commons.

Matt Hancock claimed £5,720 to pay a consultancy firm run by his former adviser.

Ben Greenstone served as Hancock’s private secretary when he was minister for digital and creative industries. He went on to set up Taso Advisory Ltd, which describes itself as a “specialist technology public policy consultancy”. Hancock then hired the firm to help his parliamentary office and used his expenses to pay it on at least four occasions.

Other claims approved by IPSA may raise eyebrows despite being relatively small amounts. For instance, records show that Conservative MP Mark Francois – who made headlines in the 2009 expenses scandal after claiming money for chocolates, sweets and snacks – allowed his staff to claim £25.30 to cover train fares for attending the funeral of fellow MP David Amess, who was murdered in 2021.

members of the Lords have taken more than £41m of daily allowance over the last three years, together with £3.2m travel costs.

Revealed: Tory minister and MPs claimed driving fines on expenses

Exclusive: It’s scandalous, says former ethics tsar as Sunak is dragged into new ethics row

MP PROBE

High-profile Tory MP reported to police over expenses fraud claim

Tory MP loses whip after claims he used party funds to pay ‘bad people’

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Mark Menzies allegedly asked aide for £6,500 to ‘escape captors’ and spent £14,000 of campaign funds on medical costs

Minister investigated for spending taxpayer cash on Tory campaigns

Paul Maynard was confronted by a local Conservative activist over misuse of funds. Now the expenses watchdog has stepped in

THE MPs that have so far claimed the highest expenses in the region have been revealed - as figures show how much they spent in ten months.

Five Conservative MPs each claimed back more than £50,000 from the taxpayer in most recent data published by regulators last week.

Northern Echo analysis of Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority data found each MP had spent significantly above the average.

Conservative MP for Darlington, Peter Gibson claimed back more than £66,000 in expenses between April 2020 and January 2021.

The Conservative MP for Thirsk and Malton, Kevin Hollinrake, has so far claimed the second highest amount over the ten-month period, with claims totalling £55,758.
Conservative MP for Sedgefield, Paul Howell has seen the region's third-highest amount claimed with £52,719 over the ten-month period.

Conservative MP for Berwick, Anne Marie-Trevelyan accrued claims totalling £52,470 between April 2020 and January 2021.

Accommodation outside of her Northumberland constituency accounted for £19,740 of this - with £1,183 per month going on rent.

HELICOPTERS

PRIVATE JETS

LET THE BODIES PILE HIGH

25K ELDERLY SENT TO CARE HOMES WITHOUT COVID TESTS

45,000 PENSIONERS CULLED


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Conservative MP for Blyth Valley in Northumberland has claimed back £50,018 between April 2020 and January 2021.

LOOK AT THE EXPENSES CLAIMED BY FARAGE AND ANDERSON!!

Bitfinex, Tether shareholder paid $40K for Farage to visit Trump after rally shooting
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Farage’s £32k all-expense paid trip to America was to ‘represent Clacton on the world stage’

The Reform UK man, who has been barely seen in Essex since winning a seat in parliament in July, has been revealed to be the highest-earning MPs in parliament after he updated his earnings.

It shows that he is paid £97,928.40 a month by broadcaster GB News for 32 hours of work, while he made £4,000 on Cameo, a platform on which well-known people record personalised videos for paying customers, and £4,000 a month writing articles for the Daily Telegraph.

Christopher Harborne, a shareholder in both Bitfinex and Tether’s parent company and a prominent right-wing backer, paid for Nigel Farage to visit Donald Trump following the failed assassination attempt against the former president.

That’s according to the UK Parliament’s latest register of interest filings, which details the financial interests of its politicians. It revealed that Farage’s trip to the US on July 17 cost £32,000 (~$41,500) and was funded by Harborne.

Filings also detail that George Cottrell, Farage’s aid and a convicted criminal who was caught agreeing to launder drug funds, funded Farage’s £9,250 trip to the National Conservatism Conference in Brussels in April.

Farage was also revealed to have made almost £1.2 million a year from the right-wing broadcaster GB News, seemingly making him the highest-paid MP in the UK.

Nigel Farage, million-pound man

New financial disclosures reveal the Reform UK leader makes over £1M a year in non-parliamentary activities.

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The Conservatives’ economic record since 2010 in 10 charts

From a huge budget deficit to weak GDP and a record rise in tax, we look at the background to the Tory budget

Fourteen years of Tory economics – ‘major mistakes’ and ‘crisis after crisis’

Richard Partington Economics correspondent



Rishi Sunak

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Delinquent” Sunak squandered £130 billion since last election

Best for Britain|June 01, 2024

New figures published today show that Rishi Sunak’s Government has wastefully or scandalously spent more than £130 billion since 2019.

Reports of government spending, found that in the last two months alone the Government added more than £6 billion to their total, reaching £131,209,116,062 before Parliament was formally dissolved.

Outrageously, the Government forked out £32,000 of taxpayer cash to pay the legal costs of  online libel by the Science and Innovation Secretary, spent £15,000 on food and booze during a single flight for Liz Truss, and blew an additional £33 million by delaying the General Election by two months. The biggest new entry was a whopping £4.7billion to pay for Brexit checks which were introduced at the end of April. 

The Conservative Government’s average annual squander of £26bn since 2019 is 30 times the estimated cost of Lib Dem proposals to boost GP appointments (£800m per year) and more than the total cost of the Green Party’s plan to insulate 10 million homes (£25bn per year). With an estimated price tag of approximately £4.8bn per year, the eye-watering waste of the last five years is enough to fund Keir Starmer’s recently announced six key pledges more than five times over.

Throughout the last parliament, Rishi Sunak held almost total responsibility for government spending as Prime Minister or Chancellor, but this era of Government squander could soon be at an end with pollsmembers.parliament.uk/member/5091/re
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Do you know what the £84 m is for £76 Million for border force and will treat People smugglers like Terrorists

Tories have failed to Secure Borders

TORIES HAVE GIVEN 700 M TO RWANDA.

Over the course of six years ministers had intended to spend £10bn on the policy, but they never divulged this figure to parliament.

This didn't cover Food and Board,Admin and Court Costs plus Flights and board of Tory mps. 4 Home Secretaries have been there

Already, about £1.5m has been spent on legal costs for the scheme, and there will be additional costs of setting up an appeals procedure in Rwanda, plus the legal expense of dealing with any further challenges. There is also the cost of sending ministers and officials out to Rwanda

Ministers hiding soaring costs of Rwanda deportation plan, says MP
Committee head says report of £15m being paid on top of £140m already spent shows ‘total disregard’ for parliamentary scrutiny

The Bibby Stockholm costs taxpayers nearly £300,000 a week. So much for cutting bills.

The contract was published under the title “provision of bridging accommodation and travel services” and was for an estimated value of £1,593,535,200 over two years. Immigration minister Robert Jenrick has pledged to end the use of 50 asylum hotels by the end of January.

the daily cost of the barge being docked in Portland and added it to the £2.5million the Home Office is paying to Portland Port, as well as costs given to Dorset council. The party also added on additional costs of approximately £3,500 for every occupied bed which it said would have been incurred on the days that asylum seekers were briefly aboard the Bibby Stockholm, as well as costs for their relocation and medical testing following the discovery of legionella bacteria

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The barge operators have already recruited over 20 local people to support residents onboard, and there will be further job opportunities in the coming weeks. They are also spending about £1 million a year with local farmers and suppliers for food produce.

The Bibby Stockholm has a medical treatment room

Dorset Council is receiving £1.7m over the planned 18-month duration of the vessel's stay in the port - based on £3,500 per bed space, with a further £377,000 available to fund support and activities for its residents.

The cost of housing asylum seekers in a former RAF base in Lincolnshire could reach £260m by 2026, a leaked government document shows.

Ministers have argued placing asylum seekers on sites like RAF Scampton would be cheaper than using hotels.

But a Home Office memo written just days before plans were announced found the change only represented "marginal" value for money over three years.
Private firm to be awarded £1m health contract at new asylum accommodation site
NHS trust says contract needed ‘for reasons of extreme urgency’ as costs of Rishi Sunak’s controversial asylum military bases and barges mount
BREAKING: Rwanda government threatens to pull out of the deal if it does not adhere to international law.

Hugely problematic - and potentially humiliating - for govt if its partner country decides the deal is too toxic.
THE TORIES HAVE TRIED 44 TIMES TO STOP THE BOATS
Forty-three times the Conservatives tried (and failed) to tackle Channel crossings

From jetski patrols to Rwanda deportations, the Tories have not been short of schemes to deter small boats

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LABOUR GOVERNMENT
Border Security Bill will have new powers to enable authorities to treat people smugglers like terrorists

Home Office has now used a plane earmarked for the scheme to return 46 criminals and immigration offenders to Vietnam and East Timor instead.

It is the first flight to return illegal migrants to Vietnam since 2022 and the first ever to East Timor. 

Between January and March this year, almost one in five registered arrivals on small boats to the UK were from Vietnam – the highest number of any nationality.news.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/2023/11/28/upd
google.com/amp/s/amp.theg The contract was published under the title “provision of bridging accommodation and travel services” and was for an estimated value of £1,593,535,200 over two years. Immigration minister Robert Jenrick has pledged to end the use of 50 asylum hotels by the end of January.

the daily cost of the barge being docked in Portland and added it to the £2.5million the Home Office is paying to Portland Port, as well as costs given to Dorset council. The party also added on additional costs of approximately £3,500 for every occupied bed which it said would have been incurred on the days that asylum seekers were briefly aboard the Bibby Stockholm, as well as costs for their relocation and medical testing following the discovery of legionella bacteria

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The barge operators have already recruited over 20 local people to support residents onboard, and there will be further job opportunities in the coming weeks. They are also spending about £1 million a year with local farmers and suppliers for food produce.

The Bibby Stockholm has a medical treatment room

Dorset Council is receiving £1.7m over the planned 18-month duration of the vessel's stay in the port - based on £3,500 per bed space, with a further £377,000 available to fund support and activities for its residents.

The cost of housing asylum seekers in a former RAF base in Lincolnshire could reach £260m by 2026, a leaked government document shows.

Ministers have argued placing asylum seekers on sites like RAF Scampton would be cheaper than using hotels.

But a Home Office memo written just days before plans were announced found the change only represented "marginal" value for money over three years.
Private firm to be awarded £1m health contract at new asylum accommodation site
NHS trust says contract needed ‘for reasons of extreme urgency’ as costs of Rishi Sunak’s controversial asylum military bases and barges mount
BREAKING: Rwanda government threatens to pull out of the deal if it does not adhere to international law.

Hugely problematic - and potentially humiliating - for govt if its partner country decides the deal is too toxic.
THE TORIES HAVE TRIED 44 TIMES TO STOP THE BOATS
Forty-three times the Conservatives tried (and failed) to tackle Channel crossings

From jetski patrols to Rwanda deportations, the Tories have not been short of schemes to deter small boats

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LABOUR GOVERNMENT
Border Security Bill will have new powers to enable authorities to treat people smugglers like terrorists

Labour has said that this new border command would operate internationally and be supported by new counter-terrorism style powers. [11] These plans would require legislation, with measures expected to include new powers to enable police to search those suspected of being involved in people smuggling, live monitor their finances and apply for court orders requiring the handover of financial information. [12] Keir Starmer said that legislation to introduce these measures would be passed "very quickly", with a Home Office press release announcing that:

Early legislation is being prepared to introduce new counter terror style powers and stronger measures to tackle organised immigration crime. [13]

Labour's manifesto also explained that the new command would be staffed by "hundreds of new investigators, intelligence officers, and cross-border police officers". [14] Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has said that rapid recruitment for a leader of the command would begin on 8 July 2024, with an expectation that the individual would take up their post in the coming weeks. [15]news.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/2023/11/28/upd
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STAYING ON BENEFITS KEEP KIDS IN POVERTY WELL PAID JOBS WITH GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS FREE CHILDCARE FREE BREAKFAST CLUBS SO PARENTS CAN WORK LONGER HOURS OR GET A JOB.

I AM A QUALIFIED DEBT ADVISER AND HELPED PEOPLE WITH BENEFITS

IM ALSO ON UNIVERSAL CREDIT

Why 2 CHILD CAP AND LIVING ON BENEFITS DOESN'T HELP GET KIDS OUT OF POVERTY

WORKING WITH A GOOD WAGE DOES

FREE CHILDCARE DOES

What has happened to increase poverty?

Lack of Growth in the ECONOMY plus real term wages haven't increased since 2008.

A high cost of living means we all get less to live on.

High Energy bills

High Rent lack of Social housing and Council Houses

Benefits also haven't increased in line with inflation or wage increases. The Income Plantform needs increasing.

I'm on UC and a qualified Debt Adviser

Money taken off your payment UC PAYMENT

Your payments might be reduced if any of the following apply:

you are paying back an advance on a Universal Credit payment

you would get above the amount limited by the benefit cap

you’ve been overpaid benefits in the past

you owe money for Council Tax, court fines, electricity, gas, water or Child Maintenance

you pay your gas or electricity bill directly from your Universal Credit payment

you have a paid job

you have other income – for example, money from pensions or certain other benefits

you have more than £6,000 in money, savings and investments

If you have over £6,000 in money, savings and investments, your payment will be reduced by £4.35 for every £250 you have between £6,000 and £16,000. Another £4.35 is taken off for any remaining amount that is not a complete £250.

PEOPLE ON UC PAY TAX NI THEN

Every £1 you earn from working, your Universal Credit payment goes down by 55p. Your income will be your wages plus your new Universal Credit payment.

Most employers will report your wages for you. You will normally only need to report monthly earnings if you’re self-employed.

Minimum income floor is the earnings around used to work out your benefit. This is applied to self-employed people who claim Universal Credit. If you are self-employed and your earnings are low, your benefit may be worked out on higher earnings than you have. This is called the 'minimum income floor'.
@UKLabour
ARE REFORMING UC and increasing the amount received

There's a shortage of skilled workers such as plumbers,Tilers,
Carpenters electricians builders. Learning a Skilled Trade through Training for unemployed could build the economy very quickly as it increases more tax and NI as soon as people receive their first wages. There's 1000s of jobs that need filling.

Low wages and lack of support is why so many people are struggling financially because they can't work because they can't afford Childcare plus there's not enough Nurseries and School Uniform is too expensive.

The UK needs Growth!

@UKLabour want employers paying a Living wage,better working conditions,
cheaper childcare, FREE CHILDCARE for low income Families thats means tested and FREE breakfast clubs for all Children,free school meals for low income families and end the High costs of School Uniforms.

Low wages and lack of support is why so many people are struggling financially because they can't work because they can't afford Childcare plus there's not enough Nurseries and School Uniform is too expensive.

The UK needs Growth by paying a decent wage with cheaper childcare and FREE breakfast clubs so parents can go to work earlier or start work .

People paying tax increases the ECONOMY, so more for public services and BENEFITS for those who can't WORK.

Many parents get maternity and paternity leave.


Labour will embrace technological advancements in a way that ensures both workers and our economy benefit. Ensure workers can benefit from flexible working, including opportunities for flexi-time contracts and hours that better accommodate school terms where they are not currently available, by making flexible working the default from day one for all workers, except where it is not reasonably feasible.

Young parents working more hours or start working increases their income considerably than staying on benefits. They pay tax and 6 grows the economy every time they are paid. This is what Labour's plan people with young children to get back to work with support and better wages.

NEW DEAL FOR WORKING PEOPLE BELOW

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Universal Credit replaces Working Tax Credit and Child tax Credit

UC AMOUNTS PAID

under 25s £489.23
Over 25s. £617. 60

IF PEOPLE WORK FOR 30 HRS On National Minimum Wage, LOOK AT THE BIG DIFFERENCE IN INCOME
WITH A LABOUR GOVERNMENT

EARNINGS ON MINIMUM WAGE

Under 21 £1117.91

OVER 21s earn £1487.08 A MONTH

Which is WORTH PER PERSON £298 in TAX and £132 NI every month, which ADDS UP TO £5160 a Year
TO GROWING THE ECONOMY and contributing to Public services and BENEFITS for those who CAN'T WORK.

All wages and benefits should be
equal as it discriminates against young people. At the moment they are not.

On UC EXTRA MONEY FOR CHILDREN
2 CHILD CAP

1 Child. £333.32
2 Child. £287.92
UP TO END OF EDUCATION

ON UC
CHILDCARE COSTS ARE PAID UP TO 85% OF THE BILL.

30 HOURS OF FREE CHILDCARE.

SO THOSE ON UC CAN GET MORE THAN 30 HOURS FREE CHILDCARE SO THEY CAN EARN HIGHER WAGES.

CHILDCARE BENEFITS ON UC ARE:-

1 CHILD £1014
2 CHILDREN. £1739

IF PARENTS WORK ON UC, THEY WOULD GET THE ABOVE PLUS

FREE BREAKFAST CLUBS SO PARENTS CAN GO TO WORK EARLIER TO INCREASE HOUSEHOLD INCOME
OR START WORK

FREE SCHOOL LUNCHES

HELP TOWARDS SCHOOL UNIFORM

30 HOURS FREE CHILDCARE TO INCREASE HOUSEHOLD INCOME

@UKLabour are reforming UC and keeping in name only. It is not easy to claim as lots of hoops to jump through, and Claiments have to go online

@UKLabour want to get young people back to work, off benefits and out of poverty

@UKLabour will ban exploitative zero hour contracts
Labour will end ‘one sided’ flexibility and ensure all jobs provide a baseline level of security and predictability, banning exploitative zero hours contracts and ensuring everyone has the right to have a contract that reflects the number of hours they regularly work, based on a 12-week reference period.

@UKLabour plan to make work pay will ensure more people stay in work, make work more family-friendly and improve living standards, putting more money in working people’s pockets to spend, boosting economic growth, resilience and conditions for innovation. Stronger trade unions and collective bargaining will be key to tackling problems of insecurity, inequality, discrimination, enforcement and low pay.

Staying on benefits increases a families Poverty . Good jobs take Families out Poverty

THOSE WHO WANT TO SCRAP THE CAP NEED TO UNDERSTAND

@UKLabour WILL GET YOUNG PEOPLE BACK TO WORK WITH GOOD WAGES WITH IMPROVED WORKERS RIGHTS AND OFF BENEFITS.

The next Labour government would go further and make sure the minimum wage is a real living wage that people can live on.

To achieve this, we would change the Low Pay Commission’s remit so that alongside median wages and economic conditions, the minimum wage will for the first time reflect the need for pay to take into account the cost of living.

We will remove the discriminatory age bands to ensure every adult worker benefits, and we will work with the Single Enforcement Body and HMRC and ensure they have the powers necessary to make sure our genuine living wage is properly enforced, including penalties for non-compliance.is.Support
labour.org.uk/updates/storie

The MEDIA haven't said anything about the diplomatic work Keir Starmer and David Lammy have been doing in the Middle East even before October 7th.

Keir has made 8 Statements up to December last year calling for Sustainable Ceasation of Violence,
Humanitarian Ceasefire now, Sustainable Ceasefire
since October 16th
As the situation has deteriorated and in line with other countries He called for an Immediate Lasting Ceasefire.

CORBYN’S FOLLOWERS WANTED HIM TO COPY WHAT CORBYN WAS CHANTING

CEASEFIRE NOW. THEY REFUSED TO ACCEPT ANY OTHER WORDS. IT HAD TO BE CORBYN’S WAY. THEY HAVE BULLIED AND INTIMIDATED LABOUR MPS BECAUSE THEY DIDNT USE THEIR SLOGAN.

Corbyn Followers keep going on what he said on LBC ref Water and Electricity. Gaza had its own Utility Infrastructure ran by Solar and Fuel Generators.
Hamas has taken Gaza Fuel Aid to operate their tunnels with Water Electricity and Air while Gazans have nothing including their hospitals.

Nobody knew there was such a bad crisis after October 7th due to £20 Million invested in Desalination Plants by UNICEF EU and other Donors worldwide.

ISRAEL ONLY SUPPLIED 7% OF GAZA WATER UP TO OCTOBER 7TH
THERE HAS BEEN LONG-TERM PROBLEMS AS HAMAS NOT FINANCING REPAIRS AND HAVE DUG UP PIPE WORK

Ref Electricity

Many Palastinians have to use Generators including hospitals. The Electricity infrastructure needs fuel to work,so does water supply.

Keir Starmer has gone down diplomatic route and
met Arab Leaders,Palestinian and Israeli Opposition Parties. He's done all he can in opposition but CORBYN’S Cult want him to only do what they say. They want to control him.

On 2nd Dec, Keir Starmer met the Amir of Qatar.

02 December 2023
13:03 PM

Doha, December 02 (QNA) - HH the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani met on Saturday at his Lusail Palace office with HE Leader of the Labour Party of the United Kingdom Keir Starmer and the accompanying delegation.
During the meeting, they discussed the friendship and cooperation relations between the two countries and exchanged opinions on the latest regional and international developments of
mutual interest. (QNA)

@Keir_Starmer
met Arab Ambassadors on 29th November in London
and held 'productive discussions' with Arab ambassadors over Israel-Gaza
Twenty ambassadors and officials attend gathering focused on the 'next steps'
The meeting was chaired by Bahrain’s ambassador to the UK, Sheikh Fawaz Al Khalifa, and involved 20 regional ambassadors and officials.
They included deputy head of mission at the UAE embassy in the UK, Khalid Saud AlQasimi; Husam Zomlot, head of the Palestinian mission to the UK; and Hassan Aljomae, ​deputy ambassador of Saudi Arabia.

The meeting was also attended by representatives from other embassies, including Lebanon, Qatar, Iraq, Jordan, Somalia, Egypt, Kuwait, Oman, Tunisia, Algeria, Mauritania, Sudan, Libya, Yemen, Morocco and the Arab League.

31st Jan
@UKLabour launched a Middle East Council
The Labour Middle East Council (LMEC) was founded with the fundamental goal of cultivating understanding and fostering enduring relationships between UK parliamentarians and the Middle East & North Africa (MENA).

LMEC's immediate mission is to build relationships and provide essential context and insights on the complexities and significance of the region, as well as its future relationship with the UK, through bilateral engagements, events, analysis, and debate.

labourmena.co.uk


31st October
KEIR STARMER

"The humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza which again, plays out on a previously unimaginable scale.

Thousands of innocent Palestinians…

Dead.

Displaced.

Desperate for food and water, reduced to drinking contaminated filth, hiding out in hospitals for shelter whilst in those same buildings, babies lie in incubators that could turn off at any moment.
the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza which again, plays out on a previously unimaginable scale.
We have to get many more aid trucks across the Rafah crossing.

We have to get food, water, electricity, medicine and fuel into Gaza.

We have to preserve innocent lives.

Hospitals must be protected and cannot become targets.

Across the West – we have been calling for this for weeks.

But it hasn’t happened.

The siege conditions haven’t lifted.

That’s unacceptable – and it cannot continue.

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Theres No sign of anyone doing more than The Labour Party .

Waving Palestinian banners and shouting Ceasefire Now! has been ignored by Hamas and Netanyahu!!

I'd rather the global community were supporting the Palestinian and Israeli people in working towards a lasting peace,A 2 state solution, An Internationally recognised Palestinian State End of Illegal settlements and Settler violence.

On 2nd November
David Lammy urged UK government to press Israel to end West Bank violence
Letter to James Cleverly criticises ‘offensive rhetoric’ by some Israeli ministers and calls for settlers inciting hatred to be banned from UK



Labour will oppose expulsions of Palestinians and bar violent settlers from UK

Labour will pressure Israel to halt the theft of land in the West Bank. Settlers are killing hopes for a two-state solution and Sunak’s government did nothing

Here's David Lammy article



Labour oppose expulsions of Palestinians and bar violent settlers from UK

In opposition Labour questioned continued arms exports to Israel with Rafah humanitarian crisis
Labour pressed deputy foreign minister Andrew Mitchell on arms sales to Israel as he responded to an urgent question in the Commons

David Maddox
Political editor
Tuesday 07 May 2024 19:25 BST

@DavidLammy
Israeli offensive in Rafah will be catastrophic. The world has warned against it. I asked the Government what will the consequences be? He didn’t have an answer.
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@UKLabour demands travel bans for perpetrators of settler violence in West Bank

The shadow foreign secretary was writing after visiting a Bedouin community in the West Bank.

Labour will be “tirelessly committed to the hard diplomacy required to help deliver lasting peace” says Lammy as he makes visit Israel and the West Bank

19 November, 202322:30

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@DavidLammy visited Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories

@DavidLammy also met with the Palestinian Authority’s deputy foreign minister Amal Jadu in the West Bank.

In Israel, he met with politicians including president Isaac Herzog after calling for a “longer pause” to the conflict to alleviate the “shocking humanitarian emergency” in Gaza.
He also met with the Palestinian Authority’s deputy foreign minister Amal Jadu in the West Bank.

From Israel, Mr Lammy criticised the international allies for failing to realise the threat posed by Hamas ahead of the October 7 bloodshed.

The shadow foreign secretary urged them to “learn the lessons of decades of failure to resolve this conflict”.

He said political leaders have been complacently “content with the delusions of wishful thinking” while failing to work for a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine.

@UKLabour
HAVE GONE DOWN DIPLOMATIC ROUTE FROM OCTOBER INCLUDING MEETING PALASTINIAN LEADERS, AMBASSADORS AND @Keir_Starmer met ARAB LEADERS IN QATAR.labour.org.uk/updates/press-
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