FactsReason
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We don't want US values in the UK. We want European values of cooperation, compassion, tolerance, democracy.
US can keep its flag-waving, overly religious, far-right, money-grabbing nonsense. We're fine without America.
Bev Turner@beverleyturner
Bev Turner: Being based in the US you see exactly what Britain has lost about its national identity share.google/actxYT8lOatrY4…
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FULL INTERVIEW:
Sir John Major on a childhood of poverty, becoming PM, sacking ministers, PMQs, Spitting Image, politics as game show, and his fears for young people.
LISTEN pod.fo/e/40baed

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@JohnSlinger They’re not down compared to July 2024. Don’t lie. It doesn’t work
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Energy bills down. More homes for working people. Stronger rights for renters. Train fares held.
The cost of living crisis did not end overnight, but progress is real, and it shows up in household budgets across Rugby, Bulkington and the Villages.
#CostOfLiving #Rugby

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@Suewilson91 Don’t people know they can come to socialists for great jobs they offer for millions of people?



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If you’re wondering about @Keir_Starmer’s leadership, don’t believe the narrative you hear in the media or on social media or the noises off…
Listen to him setting out his vision for our county at this difficult moment on @BBCr4today 👇🏻
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BBC Radio 4 Today@BBCr4today
Listen back to @bbcnickrobinson's interview with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer in the wake of the Golders Green attack, now on BBC Sounds ⬇️ bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…
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@coyleneil Shame it ended with Iraq and a banking crisis as brown let mortgage lending go mad on his watch
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ANDREW NEIL: We are becoming anti-wealth creation, anti-enterprise, anti-success — attitudes that simply hasten our decline.
Andrew Neil@afneil
ANDREW NEIL: In Britain we get the politicians we deserve mol.im/a/15783403
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@BBCNewsnight Yet he wants us to rejoin the EU and pay away £35bn a year to them and take millions of self selecting eu migrants 😂




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“The first role of any Government… is to leave something better for the next generation than your generation inherited - this is not done now”
Ex-PM Sir John Major says young people are inheriting a “more difficult” and “less favourable world”.
#Newsnight
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John Major speaks so much sense in this Newsnight interview. He had huge difficulties in his six and a half years as PM, but almost thirty years on from leaving office he's become the wisest of our nine living prime ministers.
BBC Newsnight@BBCNewsnight
“The first role of any Government… is to leave something better for the next generation than your generation inherited - this is not done now” Ex-PM Sir John Major says young people are inheriting a “more difficult” and “less favourable world”. #Newsnight
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@billy_whizz123 @HannDenise92606 @Suewilson91 Again and again, you expose your low intellect. Repeat that again so I can laugh at you avoiding economic data again!



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On @BBCr4Today, the Chief Rabbi made a direct appeal to the country. "The silent majority of the UK is with us," he said. "They're with the Jewish community… But the time has now come for the silent majority to raise its voice."
He was clear about what is and isn't enough. Letters of support, he said, arrive in abundance. What is needed now is "an outright public condemnation." And he asked the question that hangs over this moment: "If this was happening to any other minority in the UK right now, I presume there would be a very different response from the nation and from the government. Why is it different for the Jewish people?"
He is right. Jewish life in Britain is facing a level of threat not seen for generations. Going to synagogue, walking children to a Jewish school, wearing a kippah, shopping in a kosher store - ordinary acts that increasingly feel like acts of defiance. In the past five weeks, four Hatzola ambulances have been firebombed, synagogues attacked and two Jewish men stabbed on the sreet. The terror threat has been raised to severe.
Some have spoken. HM The King, politicians from across the parties, faith leaders and others have rightly condemned these attacks. But the response the Chief Rabbi is asking for - and that this moment demands - must be broader than that.
Prominent Muslim leaders and organisations - the imams, mosque federations - must speak out clearly and publicly against this hatred. The unions and the vice-chancellors of our universities, given what Jewish students are now living through on our campuses, must raise their voices. Our football authorities, cultural institutions, bishops and anti-racism charities must join in condemning these attacks.
Too many have said nothing. That silence is being heard, in every Jewish home in this country.
The Chief Rabbi has spoken for British Jews. The rest of us must answer him - clearly, publicly, and now.
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