distract the public with flag‑waving and divisive rhetoric on immigration. This is not a party for working people; it is a vehicle for the powerful to protect their profits while ordinary communities face rising costs and worsening inequality. #reformuk #UKpolitics #ClimateJustice #EndFossilFuels

everyone is treated with dignity isn’t naïve — it’s the foundation of stability and fairness. Telling people to “lighten up”about their rights is like telling someone to ignore a fire in their house because it’s only burning in one room. #ECHR #UKPolitics

doesn’t change the fact that some parties are openly proposing to strip away rights, undoing decades of progress. Turning off the TV doesn’t make those policies disappear. Real reform should mean fixing what’s broken, not tearing down the protections that keep people safe. Wanting a society where

direction we want for the UK?. Taking away protections, or even cutting social safety nets doesn’t build resilience — it creates division and instability. History shows societies thrive when rights, healthcare, education, and workers’ protections are upheld. The media might amplify tensions, but it

hand out depending on who’s popular. If they’re weakened for one group, they’re weakened for everyone. That doesn’t make society safer — it makes it less fair and less stable. We only need to look at the US to see how quickly rights can be rolled back and divisions deepened. Is that really the

Labour MPs - Silence isn’t strategy when the stakes are dignity.

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GPs don’t “sign people off” on a whim. They protect patients from unsafe work environments, worsening symptoms, and systemic neglect. Embedding employment advisers in surgeries won’t fix that. Respect clinical judgment. Respect recovery.

When does a protest become a crime? The UK's proscription of Palestine Action has led to mass arrests, raising a critical question: In a democracy, should citizens be criminalised for protesting what they view as genocide? #Palestine #Protest

An ovation for a convicted inciter of racial hatred is not a statement—it's an endorsement. Reform has shown its true colours, and now Labour is disgracefully sprinting to the bottom to wear the same ones.