
Oli Wright
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🚨 WATCH: Kemi Badenoch asks Labour MPs if they want to side with Jeffrey Epstein ahead of the Privileges Committee vote


Darren Jones has just wiped the floor with the opposition in the Commons proving the Tory motion a cheap political stunt+didn’t Kemi Badenoch look sour as did Stephen Flynn who looked like he was going to burst into tears after being reminded of the SNP record in Scotland.


The bandwidth sucked up by the Mandelson non-story is embarrassing. A minor appointment taken in what was perceived to be the national interest. Astonishing that the Westminster bubble is still obsessed but then tittle tattle started to define British politics a long time ago



Ridiculous. Risible. Nonsense. 🚭 I mean “two-tier adulthood” about stopping smoking… are they for real? Age-based rules aren’t some new illiberal experiment. They’re how policy can save lives. But sure. Countries around the world already accept them for driving, alcohol, and plenty else. But of course the ASI miss that little fact out. You see, what’s different here is the harm smoking causes and how the law is implemented. Because it is LITERALLY about not exposing future generations to smoking. The WHO is clear. There’s no safe level of tobacco use, and it kills over 8 million people a year. The ONS also puts smoking deaths at around 75,000 annually in the UK. A “smoke-free generation” isn’t about taking rights away, it’s to stop people starting in the first place. Got it? Research from ASH has found most smokers actually start before they are 18. Also, literally anyone in touch with the real world knows that’s true. Another simple fact? You can’t get addicted to something you’ve never started. Something many smokers themselves say they wish had been the case. And it works. Countries pushing harder like Sweden, New Zealand now have much lower smoking rates than the UK, with clear health benefits to match. TLDR: it’s not “two-tier adulthood”. It’s basic, evidence-led policy aimed at the biggest preventable killer we’ve got. Ta👍





'It's a sad day' Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, who introduced a bill to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales, spoke to #BBCBreakfast as the Bill fails to become law following opposition in the House of Lords bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…




We won’t relent in our fight against antisemitism and terror. Any perpetrators will feel the full force of the law. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…


Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf will be laying out our plan to deport illegal migrants who were granted asylum. Join us LIVE at 11am. ✅


🚨 NEW: No 10 sources say the public will get to see “angry Starmer” in the Commons later today









