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I understand justice matters but the reopening of cold cases is surely going too far now

This is so wonderful. Seeing the PM and Chancellor chatting with the French President about Larry the Cat and his social media posts!

a group of clowns are posing for a photo and one has a mcdonald 's hat on ALT: a group of clowns are posing for a photo and one has a mcdonald 's hat on

REFORM TODAY:

Polls falling
Membership collapsing
Far right splintered
MPs vanishing
Councils in chaos.
Councillors resigning
Elect clowns expect a circus

I have never heard of this woman before. She is now my hero.

1. Pioneering neighbourhood health teams to begin in most deprived areas 2. £100m fine for 7 house builders accused of price rigging/sharing info 3. Wage growth including inflation in May: • UK: 2.3% • Netherlands:1.8%• Germany: 1.6% • France: 1.1% 4. Services sector rebounding. Activity rose at fastest rate in 10 months (S&P) 5. Business confidence at 9-year high The Lloyds Bank Business Barometer rose to 51%, the highest since Nov 2015. 6. Britain is the #1 most attractive place to invest : Deloitte survey. 7. Five major road schemes in the north and Midlands are confirmed 8. To deliver 700,000 additional urgent dental appointments every year 9. UK bosses to be banned from using NDAs to cover up misconduct at work 10. Employment Rights Bill to give parents the legal right to take time off work to grieve if they experience pregnancy loss 11. The number of people feeling financially secure has risen this quarter by 3%

A busy few days for Labour, ten more things in action from them including changes to Employment Rights Bill for couples that miscarry and ban on NDAs for sexual misconduct of staff/visitors. Protecting workers every step of the way. Wage growth up too!!

I took an instant dislike to this creature more than 50 years ago. Now I know why.

A Modern Industrial Strategy In June, Labour announced its new Modern Industrial Strategy, a plan to improve business investment and create good jobs across the country. What does this mean? It means more than 7,000 British businesses – supporting up to 300,000 skilled jobs – will see their electricity bills slashed by up to 25% from 2027. This 10-year plan will create 1.1 million good, well, paid jobs in thriving industries and deliver our Plan for Change. This builds on the work we’ve already done to prioritise better jobs for Britain, with around 380,000 new jobs in the UK economy since July of last year. Key talking points: A new plan to cut energy bills for 7,000 key growth businesses. An extra £1.2bn a year for skills programmes, with programmes aimed at digital, defence and engineering. More money and support for small and medium businesses to adopt new technologies and grow. Businesses have been calling for an industrial strategy for years, but under three successive Prime Ministers the Tories refused to deliver one, driving down investment and job creation. Labour knows that the only way to grow the economy is to give businesses the security to invest and create good jobs.

"We’ve said from day one Britain is back in business under this government, and the £100 billion of investment we’ve secured in the past year shows our Plan for Change is already delivering for working people." Jonathan Reynolds, Business and Trade Secretary Thank you for reading the first edition of The Labour Rosette. None of the progress we’ve shared here would be possible without you. Whether you have supported us for years, or have just joined us, thank you for standing with us as we begin the work of national renewal. This is just the beginning. We’ll be back next month with more updates from across Government – and more on how we’re delivering real change.

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Infographic of labours achievements

Thought this infographic was pretty good So sharing

I wish it was not TRUE.

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There are some days when a politician's stupidity just takes your breath away.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

1. UK Serious Fraud Office joins global anti-corruption alliance 2. Support for banks and large companies in developing climate transition plans 3. Zone will develop semiconductor hub in Newport & Cardiff science & tech park 4. New Trade Strategy to protect and boost British business 5. Investigation into Maternity care 6. A faster, more efficient planning appeals process  7. Thousands of people set to benefit from on-the-job training and career opportunities in the construction sector. 8. Foreign prisoners to be deported sooner 9. UK to provide hundreds of air defence missiles for Ukraine with money from seized Russian assets 10. Amazon to invest £40bn in Uk building warehouses and creating jobs (rising from £8bn previously pledged) 11. Poorest parts of England to get £2.2bn more for NHS to cut care inequalities 12. Defence Dept acquiring 8 new war planes 13. New joint Defence / NHS healthcare centre to open in Caterick Yorkshire

Labour busy again this week. Confirmation on a number of key areas from defence, investment, planning and training. 12 new initiatives

YouTube video by ATP Geopolitics Breaking News: Trump Publishes Private Message from Mark Rutte, SecGen NATO

Just a short one from JP @atpgeo.bsky.social
Breaking News: Trump Publishes Private Message from Mark Rutte, SecGen NATO

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How the hell did this get on GeeBeebies?

Natalie Fleet MP is inspiring!

The man's a WUM. Don't engage with him, that'll see him off, no point in being controversial if nobody's engaging with your 💩

‘Reclaim Our Moors’ – local residents in Sheffield & North Derbyshire start campaign for community ownership of ‘trashed’ grouse moors Around 40 local residents from Sheffield and North Derbyshire have started a campaign to bring local grouse moors in to community ownership. The group ‘Reclaim Our Moors’ held its inaug…

Much kudos to this new campaign group - give them a follow! @reclaimourmoors.bsky.social

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Tories only realised Brexit impact on asylum ‘just before’ leaving EU, admits MP Chris Philp says in leaked audio that Tories ‘ran some checks’ just prior to Brexit and realised ‘around half’ of small boat arrivals could have been returned under EU law

Tories only realised Brexit impact on small boats ‘just before’ leaving EU.

Chris Philp says in leaked audio that Tories ‘ran some checks’ just prior to Brexit and realised ‘around half’ of small boat arrivals could have been returned under EU law www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...

In my view Starmer has quickly become a very useful, well respected and influential world leader. It has been a long long time since the UK has had one of those.

😂😂 I don't get the rivalry, seems a very male thing to me. The two clubs used to be friends, that was a while ago though. So as long as you don't mind me not caring about it... we should get along fine 😉

Memories from my childhood - kids in calipers - Polio; people with pock-ravaged faces and bodies - Smallpox; people whose lungs are so seriously congested and diseased - Tuberculosis. All got rid of by vaccinations. People I knew and have never forgotten.

Here we are again, the orange man has good connections. Ego and greed, what can one expect?

For ten minutes, Wilf Frost tried to get Shadow Home Sec Chris Philp to accept the rank hypocrisy in saying his party was totally right not to do something for 14 years AND Starmer totally wrong for not doing it sooner than six months. But it was like arguing with a tenacious parakeet. ~AA

hope it is not too embarassing (for english people) to have an Irish person point out today is Arthur Cockfield day.

ten days before daniel hannan day. no less.

Your law enforcement officers aren't trained to do anything other than fire guns. That one is clearly intellectually challenged.

Vat on private schools, Brexit benefit.

Oh the irony.

No. I've voted Labour all my life and I expect tax rises as the demands for more and better services increase. I want to live in a country that "feels fair", that includes a fair contribution to the costs of a fair society. Why is there no tax increase to cover the increased cost of security?

1. Michelle Mone in Court being sued for £122m unusable PPE plus storage plus interest 2. Sickle cell patients to get better treatment after £9m boost 3. £500m boost for hydrogen to create thousands of British jobs 4. Additional £96m for the Crown Prosecution Service 5. 1st time in 17 years, the NHS cut waiting lists in the month of April. 6. Funds for crackdown on fraud, bribery and corruption 7. Agreement on Gibraltar with EU 8. Extra £29bn for NHS 9. Free breakfast clubs extended to every primary school pupil in England 10. Free school meals in England extended to all children with a parent on UC. 11. £39bn over ten years to build social rent, affordable rent, and shared ownership homes 12. The £3 cap on single fares in England is staying for two more years. 13. £2.3bn a year to repair ageing school buildings 14. Abortion decriminalised in England

Been a full on week for Labour. I’ve gathered just a few highlights. Most important in my view, is Mone. Being held accountable for her failed PPE supply. I hope we get our money back. Daylight robbery under Labour does not pay

Here's what is being ignored while we humans quibble and bicker:

In May 2025, the atmospheric CO2 concentration at Mauna Loa observatory in Hawaii was reported to have reached 430.5 ppm. This represents a new record high and the highest concentration in over 2 million years.