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Carlo Calenda
@carlocalenda· Action· Sep 5, 2026

Siamo qui per lavorare insieme, sapendo che su alcuni argomenti ci sono differenze e distanze che possono però essere facilmente composte. È nostro dovere tentare.

We are here to work together, knowing that on some issues there are differences and distances that can, however, be easily bridged. It is our duty to try.

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Carlo Calenda
@carlocalenda· Action· Sep 5, 2026

Stiamo lavorando proficuamente con Pina Picierno, Spazio Pubblico, Europeisti e tanti altri per costruire, in vista delle prossime elezioni politiche, un fronte europeista, liberale e popolare, indipendente dai due poli.

We are working productively with Pina Picierno, Spazio Pubblico, Europeisti and many others to build, in view of the upcoming political elections, a European, liberal and popular front, independent of the two poles.

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Giorgia Meloni
@giorgiameloni· Brothers of Italy· Sep 5, 2026

Davanti a tragedie come quella di Lorena nessuno può pensare che quanto fatto sia sufficiente. Perché ogni donna che viene uccisa da chi aveva promesso di amarla, difenderla, proteggerla è una sconfitta per tutti. E tutti noi, insieme…

In the face of tragedies like that of Lorena, no one can think that what has been done is enough. Because every woman who is killed by someone who promised to love, defend, and protect her is a defeat for all. And we…

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Richard Tice
@richardtice· Reform UK· Sep 5, 2026

More twaddle by a desperate Bridget Phillipson, who has herself just breached the rules by publicising her complaint.

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Munira Wilson
@munirawilson· Liberal Democrats· Sep 5, 2026

I’m incredibly pleased to see this important legislation pass its first test. These dolls are simply vile and they should have been banned years ago. Anyone using these dolls quite clearly presents a danger to children and these items have…

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John Healey
@johnhealey· Labour Party· Sep 5, 2026

Both he and the Prime Minister were 'in lockstep in our determination to meet the fiscal rules

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Lee Anderson
@leeanderson· Reform UK· Sep 5, 2026

These idiots - and there's quite a few idiots at the moment in parliament - who say these young men crossing the channel are in genuine need, they need to get a grip.

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Robert Jenrick
@robertjenrick· Reform UK· Sep 5, 2026

If Nigel Farage was our prime minister, we would use every lever of the British state, our Armed Forces, our economic sanctions – everything to defend the Falklands. And we would crush Argentina.

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John Healey
@johnhealey· Labour Party· Sep 5, 2026

It’s part of a more dangerous world that is more uncertain and it’s one of the challenges we have to meet in this country, but have to meet with other [countries].

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Holly Bruce
@hollybruce· Scottish Green Party· Sep 5, 2026

The Scottish Government’s plan to increase the Scottish Child Payment to £40 only for children under one does not go nearly far enough.

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Stuart McMillan
@stuartmcmillan· Scottish National Party· Sep 5, 2026

Lord Offord can clearly only do maths when it comes to counting up how many houses and yachts he owns.

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Kate Nevens
@katenevens· Scottish Green Party· Sep 5, 2026

Offord was a Tory peer and government minister while his party imposed austerity, slashed public services, and damaged communities across Scotland.

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Kate Nevens
@katenevens· Scottish Green Party· Sep 5, 2026

Scotland needs investment in secure jobs, public services and support for people who are sick, disabled, studying or caring for loved ones.

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Kate Nevens
@katenevens· Scottish Green Party· Sep 5, 2026

For him to ignore that record and instead blame migrants for economic hardship and struggling councils is shameless, dishonest, and utterly disgusting.

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Lee Anderson
@leeanderson· Reform UK· Sep 5, 2026

“Let’s remember, we’ve got 5000 members coming through the door today to listen to what we’ve got to say about our first 100 days in government and how we’re going to changing the course of this country.

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John Swinney
@johnswinney· Scottish National Party· Sep 5, 2026

Nigel Farage is fundamentally unfit for office and he should resign.

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Martyn Day
@martynday· Scottish National Party· Sep 5, 2026

Once again, Scotland's workers and our energy security is paying the price for Westminster mismanagement – the only way to ensure Scotland has an industrial policy which will always put Scotland first is with independence.

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