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John Healey
@johnhealey· Labour Party· Aug 1, 2026

We’ve written to the cabinet to say that if we’re serious about new priorities as a second-stage Labour government we have to be serious about – and they have to be serious about – reprioritisation of their plans, their budgets,

independent.co.uk
Kirsty Blackman
@kirstyblackman· Scottish National Party· Aug 1, 2026

This was a scandal of unparalleled proportions and it is simply not good enough for Joani Reid to be readmitted to the Labour Party with no reassurance given to the public on the national security of these islands.

thenational.scot
John Swinney
@johnswinney· Scottish National Party· Aug 1, 2026

BP’s decision to sell its North Sea business marks a time of real uncertainty for workers, their families and communities across the north east.

thenational.scot
Simita Kumar
@simitakumar· Scottish National Party· Aug 1, 2026

Domestic abuse must be eradicated from our society and I am determined to protect the housing rights of women and children, working with the sector to find victims the safest and most suitable form of accommodation to begin to rebuild…

thenational.scot
Helena Dollimore
@helenadollimore· Labour Party· Aug 1, 2026

Politicians and members of the public should be free to comment on and criticise decisions made by their opponents. I know that Reform UK includes ‘defence of free speech’ as amongst its policies.

mirror.co.uk
Helena Dollimore
@helenadollimore· Labour Party· Aug 1, 2026

You are correct to say that I have criticised the decision. I know that many other people locally are concerned, including food banks and voluntary organisations.

mirror.co.uk
John Healey
@johnhealey· Labour Party· Aug 1, 2026

We have backed British jobs, British skills and British businesses.

mirror.co.uk
Heidi Alexander
@heidialexander· Labour Party· Aug 1, 2026

Not only are we lowering costs for the summer, the £2 bus fare cap will help all passengers get to where they need to for less.

mirror.co.uk
Heidi Alexander
@heidialexander· Labour Party· Aug 1, 2026

With free bus travel for five to 15-year-olds and discounts on kids' meals at restaurants, cinema tickets and theme parks, we're helping people make the most of the time they have together for the school holidays.

mirror.co.uk
Heidi Alexander
@heidialexander· Labour Party· Aug 1, 2026

We're giving families room to breathe from the cost-of-living squeeze.

mirror.co.uk
Kevin Hollinrake
@kevinhollinrake· Conservative Party· Aug 1, 2026

Under Kemi’s leadership, the Conservative Party has turned a corner.

mirror.co.uk
Beccy Cooper
@beccycooper· Labour Party· Aug 1, 2026

Two findings stood out to me. Almost one in 10 respondents reported a negative experience because of someone else’s drinking at work and 70% either didn’t know, or weren’t sure, how to raise a concern about a colleague’s drinking.

theguardian.com
Cat Smith
@catsmith· Labour Party· Aug 1, 2026

We wouldn’t accept a surgeon operating after a drink or a driver getting behind the wheel – so why should we accept legislators voting on the laws of the land after one?

theguardian.com
Duncan Massey
@duncanmassey· Reform UK· Aug 1, 2026

Politicians should not put ideology ahead of jobs and economic reality.

bbc.co.uk
Miatta Fahnbulleh
@miattafahnbulleh· Labour Party· Aug 1, 2026

My priority was to ensure that "the workers and local community are protected during this sale process".

bbc.co.uk
Gavin Robinson
@gavinrobinson· Democratic Unionist Party· Aug 1, 2026

My colleagues and I, whether it's party politically here in Hillsborough engagement with the government or in the executive, are committed to not only the institutions but delivering for the people we are proud to represent.

bbc.co.uk
Conor Murphy
@conormurphy· Sinn Féin· Aug 1, 2026

There is a danger that the wheels could come off

bbc.co.uk
Kyle Seeback
@kyleseeback· Conservative Party of Canada· Aug 1, 2026

Government intervention should remain an extraordinary measure, not a routine response to difficult negotiations.

thestar.com