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If Lee Anderson wants ‘workshy freeloaders’ to pick crops instead of ‘sponging off the state’, I hope this cunt has a decent set of gardening gloves.
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Alastair Campbell is absolutely smashing the shit out of this tonight.
The corruption of Sharp and Johnson needs to be pointed out on national TV, but the fact he said it live on BBC News after they tried to undermine his viewpoint, is delicious. Legend. teapawt.net/chrishainstock/status/…
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Imagine if every journalist held Government to account like the superb @STVColin
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.@AyoCaesar to a Tory MP: "you said in order to get the best talent we've got to lift the cap on bankers bonuses, pays got to be competitive. But when it comes to the NHS or education, you’re effectively saying to all these public sector workers, get poorer & be happy about it"
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"You're supposed to speak truth to power. You’re meant to be a noble profession."
@RMTunion Eddie Dempsey calls out the media.
#RailStrikes #SupportRailWorkers #EnoughIsEnough
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What an excellent idea it was, to choose who runs the country by asking a few thousand elderly people with huge lawns.
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At the moment, the UK feels like when Scar and his mates took over the Pridelands in The Lion King
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OUTSTANDING SPEECH
Mhairi Black delivered the most honest critique about this Tory government, in the last 12 years
She covers everything.
It will leave you speechless
This will definitely go down in history.
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Buy a new kettle for £20 to save £10 on your energy bill, says the PM 🤯
*How* are these clowns running the country? Why do we put up with it?
#EnoughlsEnough
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BT Group profits: £1,300,000,000
Royal Mail profits: £753,000,000
Abellio Rail profits: £305,000,000
Don’t let them tell you they can’t afford a real pay rise.
It’s time to say ‘enough is enough’ wesayenough.co.uk
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Enough is enough. It's time to turn anger into action.
Join the campaign to fight the cost-of-living crisis.
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