‘The language of ‘class war’ is not helpful, in fact it seeks to portray those who are undertaking strike action, whether it be nurses, rail workers or border officers as ‘enemies of the state’
The nurses join hundreds of thousands of other public sector workers who are striking this December.
“If we can afford handouts for the rich, we can afford to meet the basic needs of those who keep this country afloat.”
“If the Christmas Eve strike goes ahead, we need to crack on with the anti-strike laws early in the new year”, said one minister.
“How did his colleague Baroness Mone end up with nearly £30 million of taxpayers money in her bank account?”
“Many of my colleagues will be thinking ‘Do I want to do much more of this? Do I want to go down to Electoral defeat?”
“So you only have aspiration if you went to private school eh?”
‘This is a bleak finding for Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt.’
Rishi Sunak, as a young student joyfully exclaiming that he has no working-class friends. What is wrong with the working class?
As the government is accused of shielding the super-rich, 51 percent of people believe the Conservative government is largely to blame for the cost of living crisis.
