Here’s how MPs voted on the Universal Credit Bill
The bill passed its third reading, but 47 Labour MPs rebelled against the government
“Inviting failed candidates to try again under lax rules suggests that they are either struggling to recruit candidates, or something more sinister.”
‘Apart from looking for a photo opportunity, the honest answer is he’s done nothing.’
‘It shows just how out of touch the Tories are that they believe they have said sorry for their 14 years of failure in government.’
So much for being a man of the people, it’s been a bad year for Farage.
‘London is better than the hate filled Leader of Kent Council’
‘The reality is and everybody knows it, a division in the anti-Conservative, anti-right-wing vote can only assist the parties of the right.’
The number of Reform MPs has gone down from five to four, again
“We cannot ever hope to end rough sleeping if we are not even able to assess the scope of the problem to begin with.”
The former MP offers no consideration that Burnham or Khan might actually hold principled positions and that the idea that resisting attacks on disabled people might be a moral imperative, rather than a political manoeuvre.
One might even say the Sun makes a mockery of its own article by ending on such a sensible note.