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💥Just launched! Thames Water is collapsing. Tell the government to take it into public ownership PERMANENTLY and protect the public interest. Sign our petition 👇 weownit.org.uk/act-now/bring-…

Yes, and need policies to tackle social inequalities (such as Sure Start). Not ok to say “we can’t afford it” - we must. It’s not a game.

Absolutely, couldn’t be clearer Saul Staniforth Jeremy Corbyn At every level this is wrong: head, gut, heart - especially heart ❤️

The Institute for Fiscal Studies says that the two main parties' plans to improve public services are "essentially unfunded" This is unacceptable, public services MUST have proper funding Look at what we've lost since 2010👇 and we wonder why the economy isn't working

With polls predicting that a Labour Government is now a certainty, Keep Our NHS Public picks apart the party's manifesto promises for the NHS. To save our NHS we need to end austerity, end privatisation and pay staff fairly! labouroutlook.org/2024/07/02/lab…

Something not quite right going on in Starmer party? doubledown.news/watch/2024/jul…

👍Jeremy Corbyn says "Privatisation of healthcare is WRONG, expensive and damaging to our NHS.. We need a universal, publicly owned NHS.. People in Islington North want an NHS run by and for the public" 👎Praful Nargund says "Privatisation of healthcare is very, very important"

Removing the two-child benefit cap will benefit 1.6m of Britain's poorest children. Nurseries improving parental outcomes and childhood outcomes are "terrific" explains Sir Michael Marmot to Rahil Sheikh for BBC Panorama bit.ly/3S8sKHS

📑 Stephen Flynn MP has written to Keir Starmer. 🔎 A taskforce is a start, but devolved governments like Scottish Government have been battling cruel Tory policies for 14 years. 🤝 We call for a four nations summit - to share best practice, and work together to eradicate child poverty.

Just published! Our BGS Blog bgs.org.uk/blog/rapid-rea… on important findings & implications from our rapid realist review on #VirtualWard for people with #frailty. For sustainability, #proactivecare can break the vicious circle. British Geriatrics Society NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West HardSoundRadioHSR

Absolutely British Geriatrics Society! Frailty #Virtualward s need to be optimised to serve both people with frailty and our NHS. See the blog. Let’s break the vicious circle! #proactivecare Age_and_Ageing NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West

Thanks NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West, evidence suggests we could do frailty #VirtualWards better – and how. See the blog with links to policy doc ( bristol.ac.uk/policybristol/…) & Age_and_Ageing paper British Geriatrics Society

I keep saying it but these are the people facing the tough choices not the Chancellor sitting in a warm office in Whitehall

It's been one month since the government voted to keep the two child benefits cap, the single biggest driver of child poverty. Did they think we would just forget and move on? We will campaign for as long as it takes until this indefensible policy is scrapped for good.

Today in parliament: rail coming into public ownership! 🎉🎉🎉 3 things we're still campaigning for... #rail #greatbritishrailways #publicownership

Great that rail coming back to public ownership, but the Govt also must make sure trains are affordable for everyone - otherwise still inequalities

⚖️If tomorrow's High Court ruling goes against Thames Water, and they are placed in special administration, then it's a pivotal moment for public ownership. 💧But it should just be the start. 🌊Water - ALL OF IT - should be in public hands, not just Thames Water.

The BBC has officially pulled the Gaza documentary from iPlayer. Spineless and pitiful.

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After 14 years of Conservative rule, we were told that austerity was over. That was a lie. A statement from The Independent Alliance on the Chancellor's decision to abandon those in need.