As calls grow for the government to implement the policy nationwide to help lift children out of poverty, Labour continues to face criticism for its controversial decision to maintain the two-child benefit cap.
‘The Telegraph is having a bit of a laugh at our expense.’
‘Spain’s wealth tax has been successful in funding public services adequately, which is what it’s about and nothing to do with being anti-rich.’
‘The UK is not being picked on by the EU. The rule applies to all.’
Concerns are growing about whether the government can ensure that affordable housing is built in the regions where it is most needed, particularly in the north of England.
The data shows that between January and the end of July, the total number of visa applications fell by 16 percent compared to the same period in the previous year.
Education secretary Bridget Phillipson, accused the previous government of having “recklessly rushed out a childcare pledge without a plan to deliver it, leaving working people to pay the price.”
Readers questioned the relevance of the story given the broader context of fraud in the UK.
‘It’s very encouraging to hear the need to find solutions for touring musicians mentioned so often by the Labour ministers.’
These hostile stories about Muslims and immigrants in the right-wing newspapers were criticised at the time, but unfortunately, the reprimand did little to permanently eliminate such inflammatory headlines.
