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Trump a un paso de ser destituido ‼️
Mark Kelly acaba de mostrarle a Tulsi Gabbard un correo electrónico de Trump a donantes prometiendo que los dejaría entrar en informes de seguridad nacional a cambio de dinero.
¿Crees que sea correcto que los partidarios que donaron dinero tengan ahora el privilegio de recibir informes privados de seguridad nacional de EEUU?
#TrumpCrimeFamily
#TrumpOut
Peter Willsman retweeted
Labour hits new high in polls – as Reform UK sinks to record low
independent.co.uk/news/uk/po…
We will be launching an all-party parliamentary group on postal services in the near future. Alongside this we are talking to a significant number of politicians who have already shown their full support in developing an alternative vision on the future of Royal Mail.
At last week’s meeting with the Government and Royal Mail's owners, we made clear it was time to review the agreements EP reached following their takeover of Royal Mail. We also set out our views on the need for an entirely new vision and business model for the future of Royal Mail, and we will be campaigning for this.
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Recall: Corbyn is the most smeared politician.
He never took money from arms dealers. He never cosied up to billionaires. He never sold out his principles for power. So they had to destroy him another way — with smears.
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Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton visited the Rafah crossing to discuss the delivery of humanitarian aid into Gaza, weeks after publicly calling for a free Palestine.
Peter Willsman retweeted
Today I have tabled a new Parliamentary Motion calling for urgent Government action to get aid into Gaza and for sanctions against Israeli officials and others who block it.
The world cannot stand by while this crime continues.
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Cressida Dick working for Palantir raises the same concerns I’ve expressed about Tom Watson.
What does a company gain when it recruits a former Labour deputy leader or a former Metropolitan Police commissioner? Their experience, yes. But also their contacts, influence and the authority associated with the offices they held.
This ‘revolving door’ corrodes confidence in politics, public service generally and in institutions such as the police.
Read more here: thebureauinvestigates.com/st…
@TBIJ
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On the upside, the £36bn the Tories plan to take away from the sick and disabled will just about cover the £37bn they gave Dido Harding to run the Test and Trace XL spreadsheet
Nursery staff in Barnsley have gone on strike over the privatisation decision by the Reform-controlled council.(Guardian).
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"Politics shapes sporting choices" - 'American football, baseball, basketball and rodeo were more popular in areas that supported Trump. Figure skating, surfing, soccer and tennis, were significantly more popular in liberal areas.'
[Guardian].
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"Research found just 16% of those working in the creative industries came from working-class backgrounds."
[Guardian].
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Slavery reparations - "It's deeply myopic to reduce and dismiss centuries of exploitation, oppression, and systemic extraction to a modern cash flow request for "more money"....It is not a handout. It is a debt of history." [Guardian].
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Private Eye's number crunching:
*2% - Reduction (2,500 jobs) in size of Royal Mail staff.
*229% - Increase in pay package of chief executive of Royal Mail's parent company.
"Class war from above" - "that the rights and conditions of workers need to be (minimized) in the name of being "business friendly"." [Observer].
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Trump's America - "where a green card holder can be detained for disagreeing with Trump's foreign policy."
[Observer].
'Carer's allowance, has barely changed in 50 years. It reflects assumptions about gender roles and work that no longer hold.... After years of inaction, we need a new social contract that properly values carers.'
[Guardian Letter].
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"Working in Sure Start centres, I saw the gradual dismantling of a service that should have been the pride of the country."
[Guardian Letter].
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"The Office for Budget Responsibility has calculated that frozen income tax and national insurance thresholds should raise an additional £67billion, annually, by end of decade." [Investors' Chronicle].
















