No, not rhetoric, but constitutional law. Lord Falconer has called for the House of Lords to vote down Commons private member’s bills in the past.

UK public has paid £200bn to shareholders of key industries since privatisation. In public ownership that would have gone into infrastructure, lower bills. Privatisation has delivered low investment, high bills, no tax on dividends to foreign investors. theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

Ok, first rule when I’m in power Any MP who switches to another party has to immediately resign as an MP Then stand for reelection in that same constituency under their new party against other candidates, if you feel that strongly about it give the public the choice

🚨BREAKING -- Tony Blair has been dropped from Donald Trump's proposed "board of peace" in Gaza, according to a new report in the Financial Times. This comes after "objections from several Arab and Muslim states".

The continuous lying of MP's about disability benefits, PIP and the mobility scheme HAS TO STOP. Interviewers should research these topics and TELL them they are lying live on air and any media promoting those lies should be reported.

“Malthouse and his allies thus, having got MPs to vote for the Leadbeater Bill on the basis that it would receive rigorous scrutiny from the peers, have now to persuade the peers to curtail their scrutiny lest they thwart the will of the MPs” Henry Hill open.substack.com/pub/untothevoi…

Jen Wood - est optimum simpliciter It’s spreading hate and dangerous division in the country at a very difficult time in our countries history I agree mps need to be reprimanded & removed for spreading such hatred House of Commons Speaker UK House of Commons 🤬🤬

Jen Wood - est optimum simpliciter Have just made a complaint to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards as Helen Whately MP has broken the Nolan Principle

Kim Leadbeater MBE MP The Times and The Sunday Times “This threat amounts to coercion and bullying, aimed at silencing the numerous concerns raised in the House of Lords. Where is the right to choose, the right to scrutinise, to ensure that what is proposed is genuinely robust? It feels like a case of ‘Do as I say, or else!’”

Jen Wood - est optimum simpliciter My daughter is severely disabled and I'm sick of all the misinformation and benefit bashing. I work harder caring than people in a regular job as I'm 24/7, 365, no breaks, AL, pension, etc but because I'm on benefits, I must be lazy.

Kim Leadbeater MBE MP The Times and The Sunday Times Any delay of the ‘assisted suicide’ bill as a result of the House of Lords properly scrutinising it so as to ensure the tightest safeguards are in place to protect the most vulnerable in society is not a constitutional crisis

Kim Leadbeater MBE MP The Times and The Sunday Times Talking of newspaper articles How about the one in the Guardian ( not the Spenborough one) theguardian.com/society/2025/d…

No it couldn’t.

Kim Leadbeater MBE MP The Times and The Sunday Times Rubbish - more misdirection and misinformation here. Peers are doing what you prevented MP's doing...

Kim Leadbeater MBE MP The Times and The Sunday Times With respect, calling Lords' scrutiny a "constitutional crisis" is utter nonsense. The HoL exists to revise and probe bills like this one—especially on life-and-death matters where safeguards for the vulnerable are non-negotiable. Over 1,100 amendments from opponents? That's

Badenoch, constantly attacking benefits claimants, claims £2,700 a month for rent alone. She claims more in expenses than any other party leader. politicsuk.com/kemi-badenoch-…

Chelmsford Crown Court - current capacity: They need 12 cell staff to run all courts at capacity. They currently have 5. Juries are the problem eh?

Kemi Badenoch is right to remind us that the last Tory government created wealth. It's just that all of it went to the 1%, while everybody else experienced the longest period of falling living standards in 200 years.

Dally Kim Leadbeater MBE MP The Times and The Sunday Times I agree it should be put to a referendum. This is literally a matter of life and death. An issue of such a seismic consequence to the British public should not be entrusted to a bunch of politicians who mostly haven't a clue how dysfunctional the NHS is, think all doctors are

The fact that not one of the relevant Royal Colleges supports this Bill (while being neutral on the principle of assisted suicide) is a powerful red flag telling you that the scrutiny underway in House of Lords is an absolute necessity. Stop complaining.