While Andy Burnham’s cabinet are joking about letting criminals out of prison early, Conservatives are listening to victims and will continue to fight this disgusting policy.
Kemi Badenoch
The Public Record
It was all Labour this, Labour that, their factions, their issues. I'm not sure that he is aware of what the country's priorities are and if he's become prime minister without that then I think he's going being for a rude awakening, to use…
Every Prime Minister deserves to be able to speak in Downing Street without being drowned out by 'music'.
I'm not sure that he is aware of what the country's priorities are and if he's become prime minister without that then I think he's going being for a rude awakening, to use his own words.
What the country needs right now is someone who can take tough decisions, who can face down the Labour MPs that don't want to do anything difficult.
The job is not a popularity contest. It is making the lives of all of the people outside this building better. And he has not said what he's going to do. It's all airy-fairy stuff.
The ECHR undermined the country’s ability to impose harsher prison sentences and to deport illegal immigrants and foreign criminals.
I would take time to get it right and not rush out new policies, as being conscientious would pay off eventually.
Labour are running scared because they know the honeymoon will be over the minute he [Burnham] has to tell us his plans.
It’s one thing when someone dies, but to know that they’ve been murdered in this horrible way is just awful.
It was a nasty, horrific attack and my heart is breaking for her family.
I don’t understand how someone could do something so horrific to an elderly person. It was a nasty, horrific attack and my heart is breaking for her family.
I really struggled to find the words to say following Miss Widdecombe’s death.
I extend my condolences to Nigel Farage and everyone in Reform on behalf of the Conservative Party, because we’ve both lost a friend.
I’ve been stunned to hear this awful news. To be honest, I’ve really struggled to find the words to say. Ann Widdecombe was a very fun and feisty woman who spoke her mind and she was 78 years old, she was an elderly woman. I don’t…
Well, if he's the establishment here, then in this context, Binface may be the people.
I think Nigel Farage might be looking like the establishment, and Count Binface may be the people.
We will not be standing a candidate in the fake by-election that Farage is causing to distract people from what is happening.
Farage should man up and answer some questions instead of triggering an ego by-election.
We’ve acknowledged that mistakes have been made, and we have the toughest immigration policy that’s out there now.
In doing this, what he is saying is that he's already guilty, it feels like an admission of guilt.





