The reason why there is no welfare bill is because the prime minister has given up, and he's given up because they have given up on him.
Editor's note · Context
Accusing Prime Minister Starmer of abandoning welfare reform.
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But I do feel the pull to Scotland because I see it as a place that should be more conservative than it is. I see it as a place that feels like it gets ignored by Westminster.
While I am sad that Joshua feels he won't be given the space to explain his position and represent his community, I am glad he is going to work with me and the party on tackling radicalisation.
I want us to unite the country. It is not about uniting the right, it is about uniting our country.
These are people who left us when we were at our lowest, many of them the people who caused the problems in the first place and then ran away and pretended they had nothing to do with it. Why should we have them back?





