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suffolklass retweeted
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In the Substack below, I explain what the MSM didn't mention or didn't understand about the leaked press release of the 'done deal' Reset 'negotiations' that are meant to take place on November 20th, but this is just a Photo Op and a signing ceremony.
catherinemcbride.substack.coā¦
suffolklass retweeted
An excellent piece here on the totally fictional narratives that Burnham is trying to sell about the EU.
Please do share it far and wide.
"Burnhamās case for rejoining the EU rests on invented narratives, not facts"
@bernardjenkin #Brexit
politics.co.uk/2026/11/burnhā¦
suffolklass retweeted
Landlords offered bumper rents to evict tenants and house small boat migrants as Labour accused of 'outrageous racket' in broken Britain trib.al/WSjDV6a
suffolklass retweeted
This is absolutely outrageous. LABOUR are carrying out legalised larceny on ANY council that does not vote for them. Previously well run councils now face bankruptcy so as to fund spendthrift and useless LABOUR councils.š”
Read the article - I have removed the paywall and see if your council tax is about to rocket upwardsā¦
Burnham declares Ā£500m āclass warā on councils
Tory and Lib Dem-run authorities face deep funding cuts while Labour strongholds enjoy Ā£1.6bn increase
telegraph.co.uk/gift/a5067aaā¦
suffolklass retweeted
This is quite frankly appalling.
Labour stealing money from councils they donāt run to give to ones they do run.
Its benefits culture all over again. Punish those that work hard and pay their way and reward the layabouts.
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10ā¦
suffolklass retweeted
As someone who campaigned stronglyfor us to Leave and had been calling for a referendum for years I find this utterly ridiculous. This is a real attack on decent people all over the country who were absolutely fed up with the UK being subject to the anti democratic EU Commission telling us what to do National borders matter and UK unable to make our own decisions with genuine sovereignty was why I campaigned to Leave. This is a huge insult to millions of British people who certainly were not influenced in their note by ANYONE from Russia. Deliberate lies and disappointing that the Prime Minister has stooped so low All part of trying to get us back in but the British people are not stupid !
suffolklass retweeted
Itās incredible watching Labour MPs lecture everyone else about āsleaze, scandal and police investigations.ā
Bridget Phillipson says, āItās time to stop the cover ups and come clean to the public.ā
Fine.
Then perhaps Labour could start with Peter Mandelson.
The public has not forgotten.
Labour doesnāt get to demand transparency from everybody else while hoping its own scandals quietly disappear.
suffolklass retweeted
BREAKING NEWS! Crime in CROWBOROUGH (as reported by @GBNEWS ) which has been flooded with illegal Migrants has RISEN by 340% per month since the camp opened; this sort of figure will be similer to Migrant Areas across Britain; No wonder the GOVT donāt want to release the demographic crime figures!š¤·āāļø
suffolklass retweeted
Dear Andy, you do know this is untrue, donāt you?
Highest energy bills in the world are due to:
* Reckless pursuit of net zero
* Blowing up our coal-fired power stations
* Failing to exploit our own fossil fuels
* Insane dependency on foreign oil and gas. The phrase āover a barrelā springs to mind
* Paying Norway Ā£20 billion plus a year for oil and gas we could get out of our own North Sea
* Subsidizing renewables to the tune of billions by slapping green taxes on bills
* Putting an eco-cult and leftist ideology before the comfort and warmth of the British people
* Allowing good jobs to be lost in pursuit of all of the above
* Claiming your government wants to āreindustrialiseā while creating conditions no manufacturer could succeed in
* Closing refineries and gas storage so the UK is uniquely vulnerable this winter and likely to have serious power cuts.
Youāre welcome.
@andyburnham
I want to be honest about how weāve got to a place where British billpayers are paying some of the highest energy costs in Europe.
Over the past 40 years, weāve given up control of our necessities, outsourced our essentials and privatised the basics. Water, transport, housing. And of course, energy.
Now the public are paying the price. We havenāt invested in the infrastructure we need. Conflict overseas has pushed up energy costs and itās hurting our businesses and families.
Thatās why we need to take back greater control of our energy system.
This week, I announced Great British Grid, which will speed up connections and push down bills.
Weāre also giving mayors, local leaders and communities a stronger role. With funding for Peopleās Power projects, communities will be able to build solar panels on libraries and town halls, hydro schemes in rivers or publicly owned windfarms on local land.
But itās not just energy we need stronger public control over. Itās also water, housing, transport and care.
So weāre repealing the ban on public ownership of water companies. Weāre building more council homes than this country has seen since the end of World War Two.
Weāre reforming the leasehold system so families arenāt squeezed for every penny. And weāre opening up home ownership for first time buyers who canāt rely on the bank of mum and dad.
This week I also announced my determination to introduce a National Care Service, to put people above profit and to give pensioners peace of mind.
Together, weāll rewire the country from top to bottom so that it works for all people in all places.
That is the only way to put Britain back on the right path. Itās the only way to put power back in peopleās hands. And itās the only way we will bring hope again.
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Firm Set to Benefit From New Housing Policy Boasted About "Establishing Direct Dialogue" With Rayner After Paying Her Ā£20,000 order-order.com/2026/10/02/fā¦
suffolklass retweeted
Andy Burnham Social Care: Free, Except for the Bill
The small print has arrived...
Andy Burnham stood at Labour conference and sold his National Care Service in the language of the NHS: āfree at the point of useā, giving people āpeace of mindā, and crucially, a system which āprotects peopleās homes and their savingsā. He did so while speaking movingly about his own familyās experience of residential care.
Then Fiona Bruce pressed Miatta Fahnbulleh on what that actually means.
And suddenly the promise became considerably narrower.
People going into a care home will STILL have to pay accommodation costs. Fahnbulleh acknowledged those costs could be āvery heftyā. When Bruce pointed out that some people could therefore STILL end up having to sell their homes, Fahnbulleh did not deny it. She moved instead to the argument that free personal care should allow more people to remain in their own homes for longer.
That distinction is everything.
Labour is proposing free PERSONAL care based on need. It is not promising that every cost associated with living in a residential care home will disappear. The Government's own announcement carefully uses the phrase āno personal care chargesā, while the final design is still to be worked out following Baroness Casey's recommendations.
So we should correct one thing before Labour's ambiguity becomes our own: this does not mean personal care in a care home would necessarily remain chargeable. It means the accommodation and other living costs of residential care may remain chargeable. And if those bills remain substantial, the family home may still ultimately be caught in the means-testing system.
That matters because Burnham didn't sell this from the conference stage as a minor extension of domiciliary care. He invoked the NHS, his father's care, the selling of his grandmother's home, and promised a service that would protect āpeople's homes and their savingsā.
For context, under England's existing 2026/27 system, the upper capital threshold remains just Ā£23,250 and the lower threshold Ā£14,250.
Watch the exchange carefully.
āFree social careā sounds magnificent from a conference platform.
āFree personal care, but you may still face hefty residential accommodation charges and may still have to sell your homeā is rather less likely to bring the hall to its feet.
The difference between those two sentences is where the politics is hiding.
Read more
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heartlandstribune.com/andy-bā¦
suffolklass retweeted
With the idea of UK rejoining the EU back on the political agenda the proposed EU budget for 2028 to 2034 becomes of more interest.
Brussels is pushing for a ā¬2 trillion budget over these seven years though some, led by Germany, are trying to get that reduced.
But on basis of ā¬2 trillion, if the UK was to rejoin before 2034 (unlikely in my view), its gross contribution would be around ā¬35 billion/year (+ whatever re-entry fee was demanded in early years).
The net contribution would be less. But the ratio of gross-to-net would be lower than during our previous membership ā because this time round there is zero prospect of resurrecting the rebate.
suffolklass retweeted
Labour start releasing criminals from prison today.
Because of their chaotic decision-making there will be two releases in October alone.
Ministers said theyād all be tagged - but now admit thatās not true.
The probation service says it will be overwhelmed - but ministers ignored them.
Prison governors say they canāt prepare so many for release to a proper address - but they were ignored too.
There are 700 fewer prison cells than last year.
1,600 fewer prison officers than since the election.
No new prisons planned or approved under Labour.
But there are still more than 4,000 operational prison places available.
There are another 3,000 that could be found by doubling and fully using existing cells.
And another 4,600 that could be used but arenāt because of repairs, staff shortages and even bed bugs.
Dartmoor Prison sits empty - because itās exposed to natural levels of radon gas thousands of locals live with all the time.
Labour say this is unavoidable. But they havenāt fought to keep prisoners locked up. They just opened the prison doors.
They donāt have it in their DNA to be tough on crime - and the public will pay the price.
suffolklass retweeted
Andy Burnham claims he's a man of the people yet, in trying to reverse Brexit, he wants to overturn the biggest vote ever by the British people.
My column for the @TheSun ā¬ļø thesun.co.uk/news/40556590/jā¦
suffolklass retweeted
Obviously Burnham only ārespectedā the Brexit referendum decision when wanting to be elected in Leave voting Makerfield at the by-election.
Now heās ditched that promise in record time.
Burnham is the master of Fake Authenticity. You canāt believe a word he says.
suffolklass retweeted
We were told Shabana Mahmood was tough on immigration.
Nonsense.
Sheās about to usher in a huge wave of migration from Afghanistan, Palestine and the Third World.
mattgoodwin.org/p/welcome-toā¦
suffolklass retweeted
Burnham says VAT āis coming off energy bills this weekā.
Nope.
VAT is off electricity. Just over Ā£40 a year. BUT energy price cap is going up - an extra Ā£60 a year.
In January, energy price cap goes up 24%.
Labour is doing less than zero to help people.
suffolklass retweeted
After failing to build the houses they promised Labour decides it is so much easier to steal the ones that already exist.
dailymail.com/news/article-1ā¦
suffolklass retweeted
Residential care - the expensive bit of elder care - will not be covered by a new Social Care Plan.
People will still have to sell their homes.
Another fib.
suffolklass retweeted
Smashing pensioners. Turbo-charging Third World immigration. Reversing Brexit. Installing an election system that will rig elections in favour the Left. Refusing to stop the boats. Increasing foreign-aid ... Andy Burnham's message to the British people will not be anywhere near as popular as his fans in the media class think. But to overcome it the Right will need to overcome its divisions and consolidate. Or this dreary, extreme project will become our new reality.