@jeremycorbyn Every pound that is spent in foreign aid 🤔every pound that is spent on illegal immigrant’s could come off the working class tax so we the people of this country have some money to live on
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fuck the woke take me back to the 80’s UP THE TOFFEES
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Every pound that is spent on “defence” is a pound not spent on social housing, education or our NHS.
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@_InfoGram_ 🤣🤣🤣like that shithouse said anything like that the cunt is scared of his shadow
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Today is Keir Starmer’s final day as Prime Minister of United Kingdom.
🇺🇸Trump: "Send warships."
🇬🇧Starmer: "Get Lost."
🇺🇸Trump: "We need your bases."
🇬🇧Starmer: "Not our war."
🇺🇸Trump: "Send troops."
🇬🇧Starmer: "I won’t send British kids to die for this."
And he’s gonna be remembered for one thing: telling Trump no on Iran. Massive Respect 🔥
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@joseph_gellman 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣because he has given them billions of taxpayer money you soft cunt
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Average Brit on Starmer: Worse PM ever! Get rid of him now!!
Average foreign leader on Starmer: Our dear Keir, we are awarding you the Grand Medal of Hope and Unity, making you the third person in history to be honoured in such a way
Sky News@SkyNews
During Sir Keir Starmer's final trip as PM to Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy awarded Starmer the Order of Freedom honour, which is the highest award for a foreign person in Ukraine. It comes as Starmer pledges €300m to fund fighter jets. trib.al/dfr83EP
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@archer_rs He gives them taxpayer money you absolute tosser them and france while the British suffer 🥴🤦🏻♂️
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It's illustrative how highly regarded Starmer is outside the UK where people are not influenced by the poisonous British media.
Sky News@SkyNews
During Sir Keir Starmer's final trip as PM to Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy awarded Starmer the Order of Freedom honour, which is the highest award for a foreign person in Ukraine. It comes as Starmer pledges €300m to fund fighter jets. trib.al/dfr83EP
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@antoguerrera 🤦🏻♂️so the countries he is giving our taxes away to France and Ukraine give him awards 🥴🤣🤣🤣he is a cunt to the British
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It’s truly remarkable how many honours Starmer is receiving abroad while he’s been treated so poorly at home. I’ve never seen anything quite like it.
Sky News@SkyNews
During Sir Keir Starmer's final trip as PM to Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy awarded Starmer the Order of Freedom honour, which is the highest award for a foreign person in Ukraine. It comes as Starmer pledges €300m to fund fighter jets. trib.al/dfr83EP
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Extreme heat is killing thousands. Wildfires are burning.
In order to secure a liveable future we have to leave all fossil fuels in the ground.
Why can't Labour party politicians be honest & direct about that?
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Keir Starmer did more than any of us imagined was possible.
As he said, “I picked up my party, turned it around, rooted out antisemitism and won a landslide.”
#PMQs
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Keir Starmer has led us through some of the most challenging times with determination, integrity, and compassion, always putting the UK first.
Sir Keir, thank you for your leadership, and thank you for your service to our great country #PMQs
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Keir Starmer rightly receives a standing ovation from the entire House as he bids farewell to Parliament.
He will go down as a genuinely honourable public servant, and one of the most unfairly maligned leaders in modern British politics.
He became a target of a new wave of politics driven by hostility, misinformation and propaganda, designed not to strengthen democracy, but to erode trust in it, whose goal is to concentrate power into the hands of those with the greatest wealth, resources and influence.
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@annaturley 🤔so they give them out for bumming rentboys and destroying the working class 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
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First British Prime Minister to be awarded the Légion d’Honneur since Winston Churchill.
Hugely proud of this great Labour Prime Minister.
#thankyoukeir
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Good.
But only a start. The state pension age needs to rise further and faster.
Steven Swinford@Steven_Swinford
Millions more people face having to work until they are 68 before being able to claim their pension under plans to bring forward a rise in the state retirement age, @oliver_wright reports The state pension age is due to gradually rise to 68 between April 2044 and April 2046. It will reach 68 for those born on or after April 6, 1978 However, Treasury officials have told the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), the government’s fiscal forecaster, that the “current policy” is to bring the increase in the retirement age forward by at least seven years, to 2037 This would mean that about five million people who are aged between 49 and 55 at present would have to work for an additional year before being eligible for their state pension, costing them about £12,500 The decision would save the government about £6 billion a year from 2037 compared with the present timetable Last year ministers launched a review of the state pension age led by the Government Actuary’s Department and Suzy Morrissey, deputy director of the Pensions Policy Institute. It is due to make recommendations on when the pension age should rise before the government legislates for any change. Ministers have insisted no final decision has been taken However, in a response to the OBR, the Treasury said the government’s intention was to bring forward the pension age rise towards the end of the next decade The OBR said: “We assume that the state pension rises to 68 in 2037-39. The Treasury has confirmed to us that this is the government’s current policy position, rather than the legislated increase set in the Pensions Act 2007.” thetimes.com/article/b74703…
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@NadiaWhittomeMP No fkn man should flee war 🤔what happens when we go to war soft shite
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Yesterday, I voted against the Immigration and Asylum Bill because it is needlessly cruel and will divert resources into an unfair, unsafe and unworkable system.
Not only will the government’s proposals punish people for seeking sanctuary and lock out many refugees from obtaining settled status by charging them for the support they receive, but they will also weaken vital protections for those who have fled war, torture and persecution.
We need an immigration and asylum system rooted in compassion and human rights.
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