Unpaid care is at the heart of women's economic inequality. There are >5million unpaid carers in this country- most of them women. *Without unpaid care the economy could not function*. Yet it is continuously overlooked in the Treasury’s spreadsheets Women's Budget Group

Dr Zoe Williams, 'As a GP, to suggest that somebody who is meeting a person who doesn't just have a mental health condition, or a physical health condition, they have a life, they have a family. Our lives are complicated. The things that dictate whether or not we're able to work…

“I certainly never pretended to be a Conservative”.

Barrister Marina Wheeler KC has been working as the Labour Party's workplace harassment adviser. She's also Boris Johnson's ex-wife.

Cathy Newman asked whose side she’s on, and how she’ll be voting in the election.

The Garrick has finally decided to allow women to join

P&O Ferries CEO is asked why crew are only being paid £4.87 an hour while he is paid over half a million a year.

Dr Zubaida Haque Anthony Costello This is potentially devastating for social care and all who rely on it or will soon rely on it - why is this not given more publicity?

There simply cannot be a Rafah offensive. Too many innocent lives have already been lost.

We need an immediate bilateral ceasefire, now.

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The current crisis in social care is about to get A LOT worse 👇🏾Applications from health and social care workers *down from 18,300 applicants in Aug 2023 to 2,400 in March 2024*. There was no mention of social care in Chancellor's March 2024 Budget x.com/BenZaranko/sta…

because my idea of fun is to make everyone hate me at once, I wrote about the Channel Tunnel and how England and France are basically the same country
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Feel like I’m losing it a bit tonight.

Did you see the poor souls in #Rafah cheering when they heard Hamas would accept the ceasefire deal?

At last, they had hope. For a moment they thought their kids could live, have a future. That they could survive this.

Now they’re dying.

Israel strikes targets in eastern Rafah as Netanyahu says deal Hamas accepted is 'far from meeting demands'
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Hamas has accepted the Egyptian-Qatari ceasefire proposal.

The ball is now in Netanyahu's court.

Will he choose to bring home the Israeli hostages, or will he choose to invade Rafah?

I wouldn't get too excited at the news that Hamas has accepted an Egyptian-Qatari ceasefire proposal because it's not clear that Israel has. The big sticking point: Hamas wants a permanent ceasefire, but Netanyahu rejects that and wants to invade Rafah. aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/…

Listening to #LocalElections analysis. Not helpful or accurate analysis to say things like “Labour support is down by few points in wards where more than 10% of people are Muslim..”1.Muslims are a broad group. 2. “Muslim vote” is not straight forward. 3.Wards are more diverse now