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▲ 828 r/ukpolitics

Polish FM Sikorski: "Farage, father of Brexit, went and failed to declare 5 million pounds from a crypto industry billionaire. It turns out he was secretly taking money from a criminal too. Remember, when we vote for con artists and authoritarians, we won't be their victims but their accomplices."

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u/Putaineska — 11 hours ago
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Home Office on X: "From 1 October, employers caught hiring illegal workers as food delivery drivers or construction workers will face fines of up to £60,000 per illegal worker or five years in prison. Gig economy employers will be legally required to ensure Right to Work checks are undertaken."

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u/Putaineska — 4 days ago
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Steven Swinford: "Sir Keir Starmer has left Andy Burnham with a series of unexploded bombs with his unfunded defence spending plans"

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u/Putaineska — 4 days ago
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BBC News: "UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces extra £15bn for defence, but says some road and energy projects will be scrapped to fund it"

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u/Putaineska — 6 days ago
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Centre for Migration Control: "The Home Office has confirmed that an individual granted the right to stay in Britain under Article 8 of the ECHR - the right to family life - will cost the country £141,000 over their lifetime. The total cost last year of Article 8 main applicants was £4.9billion."

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u/Putaineska — 7 days ago
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Katie Lam (@Katie_Lam_MP) on X - "The Government is planning to open a dozen new asylum centres. Where? When? We don’t know. Because rather than announcing it in Parliament, they tried to sneak it out without anyone noticing."

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u/Putaineska — 10 days ago
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Al Carns on X: "THE FIVE TESTS For weeks I've argued that this party, and this country, needs a proper debate about where we go next. Not a reshuffle. Not a few degrees of course correction. The big, difficult, honest choices we've spent thirty years avoiding. A few people have asked me what" / X

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u/Putaineska — 11 days ago
▲ 32 r/doctorsUK

PM resignation and the future of the proposed deal?

With Keir Starmer announcing his resignation today, I genuinely wonder what this means for the proposed resident doctor deal.

My question is simple: if the Prime Minister who backed the deal is leaving, and the Health Secretary who originally negotiated much of this package will be gone, how much confidence should members have about the long term political commitment behind it?

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u/Putaineska — 14 days ago