The Rwanda bill has cleared its final parliamentary hurdle today.

The government should be thoroughly ashamed of trading lives for votes.

“Nothing more clearly demonstrates the cruelty and moral bankruptcy of this government than the ghastly Rwanda law it has finally pushed

100 people have died since Sir Brian Langstaff made his final recommendations on paying compensation to those infected & affected by the contaminated blood scandal.

The time to act is now.

My speech today (1/2) ⬇

Vote Steve Rotheram on 2nd May for more of our much-needed homes (including council houses), more jobs, better transport connectivity, and green energy (and jobs). Vote The Labour Party on 2nd May.

And haven't this Government shown this with their attacks on sick and disabled people - their so-called 'sicknote culture'. We stand together for rights for asylum seekers, or we all lose.

Great to stand with other The Labour Party MPs and members in support of Sadiq Khan yesterday - great manifesto that shows the ambition of Labour in power. Don't forget to vote on May 2nd!

As the Liverpool City Region’s LGBTQ+ charity, Sahir vehemently opposes the Rwanda Bill and its enactment.

This legislation, with its intent to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda, disregards the immense challenges asylum seekers already face.

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'I have added my name to The Times and The Sunday Times campaign calling on the Government to pay compensation to all those infected & affected by the contaminated blood scandal, without delay.

With 2 victims dying each week, there can be no justification for further delay.

Nearly 25 million are in dire need of aid and some 8 million have fled their homes according to the UN as violence worsens. Today I asked whether the UK would provide a visa programme for those with family in the UK, as they did for Ukrainians. Shamefully, the answer was no.

BREAKING 🚨 | Managers in Britain's workplaces overwhelmingly support Labour’s New Deal policies, new polling from the CMI reveals.

- 82% said granting workers fundamental day one rights was important.
- 74% said a ban on zero-hours contracts was important.
- 74% said the

✍️ If you place your trust in me once again on 2 May, then together we’ll seize the pen to write the next chapter in our region’s story.

🌹 We're taking back our future.

We dedicated all our #ShowRacismtheRedCard events today to #StephenLawrence .
#StephenLawrence Day #MUFC
Manchester United Hull City Manchester United Foundation Seth Joez Professional Footballers’ Association
R i c h a r d Tigers Trust

Solidarity with the ASLEF drivers who have not had a pay rise for five years. Time for the train operators to get round the table and resolve this dispute.

I repeat my call for the UK Government to reinstate #UNWRA funding to help the distribution of urgently needed aid for the starving population of Gaza.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

New survey of almost a thousand workplace managers show managers overwhelmingly back workers' rights and the policies in Labour's New Deal for Working People.

Workers ✅
Managers ✅
Productivity 📈

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Today in DLUHC questions I asked when the government is going to ban section 21 evictions and finally get around to building the social homes that this country desperately needs?

Despite progress, Black women are still four times more likely to die in pregnancy, childbirth, and the 6-week postpartum period in the UK (MBRRACE 2023). That is why I am supporting #BlackMaternalHealthAwarenessWeek

Remember Stephen Lawrence.

A revised national curriculum to prevent racism and value cultural diversity was a recommendation from MacPherson following Stephen's murder.

We still aren't there yet.

#StephenLawrence

🌱 “What has nature ever done for us?”

🌍 Apart from the air we breathe, the food we eat, making us healthier—what has #nature ever done for us?

🔁 Help us celebrate nature this #EarthDay by sharing Zero Hour’s new #CANBill video

👉 Take action at zerohour.uk

Remembering Stephen Lawrence, 31 years after his racist murder and his family still don't have answers to their questions.

Another apology from Mark Rowley is not enough: I support Baroness Lawrence's call to re-open the investigation.