Anyway, she also called for an end to the two child benefit cap, which you can read here
www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...

Before she left, she went back to the woman, because she said she would, just to say goodbye and check on her. She's a former carer, so it's not a surprise she's good with people, but it didn't make it less moving or personal

It's not in the copy, but the most striking moment came when she was speaking with a distressed woman who was freezing, but too overwhelmed by people to go in the main room with others. Rayner spent ages reassuring her, stroking her hand, and making sure she had blankets

Polling shows public don't support, it's not in any party manifesto, and the court battles they'd face would be so extensive and expensive it wouldn't be worth it. If right wing want to do a lot, it's not a battle worth fighting

Nah will never happen

Ffs I checked with a colleague on how it’s spelt, will fix