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Jacqueline McNally retweeted
In all the noise about jury trials today - know this:
If you drive a car / go to work / socialise / use a mobile phone / go to the pub / date / interact in any way with other humans then you could be wrongly accused of a crime at any moment.
And you’d want one thing:
A jury.
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
When was the last time Sunak got slammed for his expensive suits, which unlike Rayner in this Vogue case he actually owns? Answer: He doesn’t because he’s posh.
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
Grim. The responsibility for any violence today lies solely with the Home Secretary and the Prime Minister who is too weak to deal with her dangerous chaos
.@hopenothate The moment far right thugs broke through (very thin) police lines. How was this allowed to happen? When people call out hate marches - this is it!
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
So to summarise, the Government has just announced plans to scrap the biggest public transport infrastructure project planned for any Northern city, while taking part in its conference in that same city, which its Chancellor chose to travel to by plane. news.sky.com/story/northern-…
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
This is for the 3.8 million lives that were ignored.
The freelancers and the self employed.
The Conference are trying every trick to have this taken down…so I’ve just deployed large digital vans as well, to keep circling the area.
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
Imagine an intelligent, thoughtful drugs and anti-social behaviour policy that asks *why* young people are hanging around the streets taking these substances? How could we better occupy them? What is the link to the decline in youth mental health? Have cutbacks had consequences?
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
“Except fund the criminal justice system.”
5 year delays for rape cases to be tried.
Record backlogs.
Record delays.
@RishiSunak and his ministers are taking the public for fools.
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
Someone should ask Chris Philp MP - minister for actual crime - what would happen if someone walked down the street holding this item that he so boldly tells the public is ‘currently legal’ for his weird macho photo op.
The answer?
They’d be arrested. And he knows it.
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
The Prime Minister’s rabid support for defunding criminal justice means that rape cases now wait five years for a trial.
We don’t have enough courts, judges, lawyers or staff. Record backlogs, record delays. Lives on hold for years.
Public safety a top priority? Prove it.
❝It’s my top priority to keep the British public safe – and I will do whatever it takes to make that happen.❞
Today Prime Minister @RishiSunak announced changes to sentencing laws to take violent offenders off our streets.
Here’s how ⬇️
ALT Whole life orders mandatory for the most serious types of murder Expand the list of murders to which these sentences apply Judges must impose these sentences unless there are exceptional circumstances
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
Politicians whose only contributions to the criminal justice system are to defund it and then to call for the deaths of the people convicted within, are not the sort of people with your best interests at heart.
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
Amanda, have you ever written about those 4.2m Brits living in food poverty, and why that might be?
You're a columnist in a national newspaper, so it must be an issue you've addressed previously?
Or are you just trying to pit struggling people against one another?
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
It’s a class problem.
If there were more people in power, those making decisions, who knew what it was like not to be able to afford to provide something as basic as dental care for their children, the problem would either not be there, or it would be much improved.
'If a society can't sort out something as fundamental as kids' healthcare... it's a complete moral and political disgrace.'
@lewis_goodall reacts to the 'shocking' figures released on 18-month dental care waiting times.
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
We can have a debate about the quality of university courses. But the first question to a politician advocating fewer kids go to university is to ask them where they went/where their kids go/went. Too often they’re not talking about themselves or their kids, but someone else’s.
Jacqueline McNally retweeted
Maybe Gillian can pick up Nadine Dorries and bring her into work while she’s at it 🤦🏼♀️
Headteachers should pick up absent pupils from home, says education secretary Gillian Keegan
news.sky.com/story/gillian-k…
