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Rachel Reeves claimed £3,700 of taxpayer cash towards her energy bills over five years before axing winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners, Telegraph analysis reveals.
The Chancellor and other Labour MPs spent more than £400,000 of taxpayer money heating their own homes over the past five years, with some claiming thousands a year https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/othe...5e3c2430&ei=13 more than a typical household spends. |
That's absolutely disgusting..
Get them out. |
Even the Unions are startled, just heard some Union boss on the radio saying alarm bells are ringing as Starmer said he would be a friend to pensioners just weeks before he was elected :laugh:
I can only imagine what the budget will throw up... |
I'm actually quite impressed by the unions' reaction to this.
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I can't recall when I last agreed with near everything all the Conservative MPs said in parliament today.
It's shameful of the government as to this move |
Here are the heartless bastards who think everyone who has 11,400 year has plenty to live on
Labour MPs who voted with the Government on the winter fuel allowance 347 Labour MPs backed the Government’s plan to restrict the winter fuel allowance to people receiving pension credit.. Jack Abbott – Ipswich Debbie Abrahams – Oldham East and Saddleworth Dr Zubir Ahmed – Glasgow South West Luke Akehurst – North Durham Sadik Al-Hassan – North Somerset Bayo Alaba – Southend East and Rochford Dan Aldridge – Weston-super-Mare Heidi Alexander – Swindon South Douglas Alexander – Lothian East Rushanara Ali – Bethnal Green and Stepney Mike Amesbury – Runcorn and Helsby Callum Anderson – Buckingham and Bletchley Scott Arthur – Edinburgh South West Jess Asato – Lowestoft James Asser – West Ham and Beckton Jas Athwal – Ilford South Catherine Atkinson – Derby North Lewis Atkinson – Sutherland Central Calvin Bailey – Leyton and Wanstead Olivia Bailey – Reading West and Mid Berkshire David Baines – St Helens North Alex Baker *– Aldershot Richard Baker – Glenrothes and Mid Fife Alex Ballinger – Halesowen Antonia Bance – Tipton and Wednesbury Lee Barron – Corby and East Northamptonshire Alex Barros-Curtis – Cardiff West Johanna Baxter – Paisley and Renfrewshire South Danny Beales – Uxbridge and South Ruislip Torsten Bell – Swansea West Clive Betts – Sheffield South East Polly Billington – East Thanet Olivia Blake – Sheffield Hallam Rachel Blake – Cities of London and Westminster Chris Bloore – Redditch Kevin Bonavia – Stevenage Jade Botterill – Ossett and Denby Dale Sureena Brackenridge – Wolverhampton North East Jonathan Brash – Hartlepool Chris Bryant – Rhondda and Ogmore Maureen Burke – Glasgow North East David Burton-Sampson – Southend West and Leigh Liam Byrne – Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North Ruth Cadbury – Brentford and Isleworth Nesil Caliskan – Barking Markus Campbell-Savours – Penrith and Solway Irene Campbell – North Ayrshire and Arran Juliet Campbell – Broxtowe Sir Alan Campbell – Tynemouth Dan Carden – Liverpool Walton Sam Carling – North West Cambridgeshire Al Carns – Birmingham Selly Oak Sarah Champion – Rotherham Bambos Charalambouse – Southgate and Wood Green Luke Charters – York Outer Feryal Clark – Enfield North Ben Coleman – Chelsea and Fulham Jacob Collier – Burton and Uttoxeter Lizzi Collinge – Morecambe and Lunesdale Tom Collins – Worcester Liam Conlon – Beckenham and Penge Sarah Coombes – West Bromwich Andrew Cooper – Mid Cheshire Yvette Cooper – Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley Deirdre Costigan – Ealing Southall Pam Cox – Colchester Neil Coyle – Bermondsey and Old Southwark Jen Craft – Thurrock Mary Creagh – Coventry East Stella Creasy – Walthamstow Torcuil Crichton – Na h-Eileanan an Iar Chris Curtis – Milton Keynes North Janet Daby – Lewisham East Sir Nicholas Dakin – Scunthorpe Ashley Dalton – West Lancashire Emily Darlington – Milton Keynes Central Alex Davies-Jones – Pontypridd Jonathan Davies – Mid Derbyshire Paul Davies – Colne Valley Shaun Davies – Telford Josh Dean – Hertford and Stortford Kate Dearden – Halifax Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi – Slough Jim Dickson – Dartford Anna Dixon – Shipley Samantha Dixon – Chester North and Neston Anneliese Dodds – Oxford East Helena Dollimore – Hastings and Rye Peter Dowd – Bootle Graeme Downie – Dunfermline and Dollar Dame Angela Eagle – Wallasey Lauren Edwards – Rochester and Strood Damien Egan – Bristol North East Maya Ellie – Ribble Valley Chris Elmore – Bridgend Kirith Entwistle – Bolton North East Florence Eshalomi – Vauxhall and Camberwell Green Bill Esterson – Sefton Central Chris Evans – Caerphilly Miatta Fahnbulleh – Peckham Hamish Falconer – Lincoln Linsey Farnsworth – Amber Valley Josh Fenton-Glynn – Calder Valley Mark Ferguson – Gateshead Central and Whickham Patricia Ferguson – Glasgow West Natalie Fleet – Bolsover Emma Foody – Cramlington and Killingworth Catherine Fookes – Monmouthshire Paul Foster – South Ribble Vicky Foxcroft – Lewisham North Daniel Francis – Bexleyheath and Crayford James Frith – Bury North Barry Gardiner – Brent West Dr Allison Gardner – Stoke-on-Trent South Anna Gelderd – South East Cornwall Alan Gemmell – Central Ayrshire Gill German – Clwyd North Tracy Gilbert – Edinburgh North and Leith Preet Kaur Gill – Birmingham Edgbaston Becky Gittins – Clwyd East Mary Glindon – Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend Ben Goldsborough – South Norfolk Jodie Gosling – Nuneaton Georgia Gould – Queen’s Park and Maida Vale John Grady – Glasgow East Lilian Greenwood – Nottingham South Dame Nia Griffith – Llanelli Andrew Gwynne – Gorton and Denton Amanda Hack – North West Leicestershire Louise Haigh – Sheffield Heeley Sarah Hall – Warrington South Fabian Hamilton – Leeds North East Emma Hardy – Kingston upon Hull West and Haltemprice Carolyn Harris – Neath and Swansea East Lloyd Hatton – South Dorset Helen Hayes – Dulwich and West Norwood Tom Hayes – Bournemouth East Claire Hazelgrove – Filton and Bradley Stoke John Healey – Rawmarsh and Conisbrough Sir Mark Hendrick – Preston Dame Meg Hillier – Hackney South and Shoreditch Chris Hinchliff – North East Hertfordshire Jonathan Hinder – Pendle and Clitheroe Rachel Hopkins – Luton South and South Bedfordshire Claire Hughes – Bangor Aberconwy Alison Hume – Scarborough and Whitby Dr Rupa Huq – Ealing Central and Acton Patrick Hurley – Southport Natasha Irons – Croydon East Sally Jameson – Doncaster Central Dan Jarvis – Barnsley North Terry Jermy – South West Norfolk Adam Jogee – Newcastle-under-Lyme Darren Jones – Bristol North West Gerald Jones – Merthyr Tydfil and Aberdare Lillian Jones – Kilmarnock and Loudoun Louise Jones – North East Derbyshire Ruth Jones – Newport West and Islwyn Sarah Jones – Croydon West Gurinder Singh Josan – Smethwick Sojan Joseph – Ashford Warinder Juss – Wolverhampton West Chris Kane – Stirling and Strathallan Mike Kane – Wythenshawe and Sale East Satvir Kaur – Southampton Test Liz Kendall – Leicester West Afzal Khan – Manchester Rusholme Stephen Kinnock – Aberfan Maesteg Jayne Kirkham – Truro and Falmouth Gen Kitchen – Wellingborough and Rushden Sonia Kumar – Dudley Uma Kumaran – Stratford and Bow Peter Kyle – Hove and Portslade Laura Kyrke-Smith – Aylesbury Peter Lamb – Crawley David Lammy – Tottenham Noah Law – St Austell and Newquay Kim Leadbeater – Spen Valley Brian Leishman – Alloa and Grangemouth Andrew Lewin – Welwyn Hatfield Simon Lightwood – Wakefield and Rothwell Josh McAlister – Whitehaven and Workington Alice Macdonald – Norwich North Andy MacNae – Rossendale and Darwen Justin Madders – Ellesmere Port and Bromborough Shabana Mahmood – Birmingham Ladywood Seema Malhotra – Feltham and Heston Keir Mather – Selby Alex Mayer – Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard Douglas McAllister – West Dunbartonshire Kerry McCarthy – Bristol East Martin McCluskey – Inverclyde and Renfrewshire West Dame Siobhain McDonagh – Mitcham and Morden Chris McDonald – Stockton North Blair McDougall – East Renfrewshire Lola McEvoy – Darlington Pat McFadden – Wolverhampton South East Alison McGovern – Birkenhead Alex McIntyre – Gloucester Gordon McKee – Glasgow South Kevin McKenna – Sittingbourne and Sheppey Catherine McKinnell – Newcastle upon Tyne North Jim McMahon – Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton Frank McNally, Coatbridge and Bellshill Kirsty McNeill – Midlothian Anneliese Midgley – Knowsley Ed Miliband – Doncaster North Julie Minns – Carlisle Navendu Mishra – Stockport Abtisam Mohamed – Sheffield Central Perran Moon – Camborne and Redruth Jessica Morden – Newport East Stephen Morgan – Portsmouth South Joe Morris – Hexham Margaret Mullane – Dagenham and Rainham Luke Murphy – Basingstoke Chris Murray – Edinburgh East and Musselburgh Ian Murray – Edinburgh South James Murray – Ealing North Katrina Murray – Cumbernauld and Kirkintilloch Luke Myer – Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland James Naish – Rushcliffe Connor Naismith – Crewe and Nantwich Lisa Nandy – Wigan Kanishka Narayan – vale of Glamorgan Pamela Nash – Josh Newbury – Cannock Chase Samantha Niblett – South Derbyshire Charlotte Nichols – Warrington North Alex Norris – Nottingham North and Kimberley Dan Norris – North East Somerset and Hanham Melanie Onn – Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes Chi Onwurah – Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West Dr Simon Opher – Stroud Abena Oppong-Asare – Erith and Thamesmead Tristan Osborne – Chatham and Aylesford Taiwo Owatemi – Coventry North West Sarah Owen – Luton North Darren Paffey – Southampton Itchen Andrew Pakes – Peterborough Matthew Patrick – Wirral West Michael Payne – Gedling Stephanie Peacock – Barnsley South Jon Pearce – High Peak Matthew Pennycook – Greenwich and Woolwich Toby Perkins – Chesterfield Jess Phillips – Birmingham Yardley Bridget Phillipson – Houghton and Sunderland South David Pinto-Duschinsky – Hendon Lee Pitcher – Doncaster East and the Isle of Axholme Jo Platt – Leigh and Atherton Luke Pollard – Plymouth Sutton and Devonport Joe Powell – Kensington and Bayswater Lucy Powell – Manchester Central Gregor Poynton – Livingston Peter Prinsley – Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket Richard Quigley – Isle of Wight West Yasmin Qureshi – Bolton South and Walkden Steve Race – Exeter Connor Rand – Altrincham and Sale West Andrew Ranger – Wrexham Angela Rayner – Ashton-under-Lyne Mike Reader – Northampton South Steve Reed – Streatham and Croydon North Ellie Reeves – Lewisham West and East Dulwich Rachel Reeves – Leeds West and Pudsey Joani Reid – East Kilbride and Strathaven Emma Reynolds – Wycombe Jonathan Reynolds – Stalybridge and Hyde Martin Rhodes – Glasgow North Jake Richards – Rother Valley Lucy Rigby – Northampton North Dave Robertson – Lichfield Tom Roca – Macclesfield Matt Rodda – Reading Central Sam Rushworth – Bishop Auckland Sarah Russell – Congleton Tom Rutland – East Worthing and Shoreham Olive Ryan – Burnley Sarah Sackman – Finchley and Golders Green Dr Jeevun Sandher – Loughborough Michelle Scrogham – Barrow and Furness Mark Sewards – Leeds South West and Morley Baggy Shanker – Derby South Michael Shanks – Rutherglen Tulip Siddiq – Hampstead and Highgate Josh Simons – Makerfield Andy Slaughter – Hammersmith and Chiswick John Slinger – Rugby David Smith – North Northumberland Jeff Smith – Manchester Withington Nick Smith – Blaenau Gwent and Rhymney Karin Smyth – Bristol South Gareth Snell – Stoke-on-Trent Central Alex Sobel – Leeds Central and Headingley Sir Keir Starmer – Holborn and St Pancras Jo Stevens – Cardiff East Elaine Stewart – Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock Will Stone – Swindon North Alistair Strathern – Hitchin Wes Streeting – Ilford North Alan Strickland – Newton Aycliffe and Spennymoore Graham Stringer – Blackley and Middleton South Dr Lauren Sullivan – Gravesham Kirsteen Sullivan – Bathgate and Linlithgow Peter Swallow – Bracknell Markl Tami – Alyn and Deeside Mike Tapp – Dover and Deal Alison Taylor – Paisley and Renfrewshire North David Taylor – Hemel Hempstead Rachel Taylor – North Warwickshire and Bedworth Fred Thomas – Plymouth Moor View Gareth Thomas – Harrow West Adam Thompson – Erewash Emily Thornberry – Islington South and Finsbury Marie Tidball – Penistone and Stockbridge Sir Stephen Timms – East Ham Jessica Toale – Bournemouth West Dan Tomlinson – Chipping Barnet Henry Tufnell – Mid and South Pembrokeshire Anna Turley – Redcar Matt Turmaine – Watford Karl Turner – Kingston upon Hull East Laurence Turner – Birmingham Northfield Derek Twigg – Widnes and Halewood Liz Twist – Blaydon and Consett Harpreet Uppal – Huddersfield Tony Vaughan – Folkestone and Hythe Valerie Vaz – Walsall and Bloxwich Chris Vince – Harlow Imogen Walker – Hamilton and Clyde Valley Chris Ward – Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven Melanie Ward – Cowdenbeath and Kirkcaldy Paul Waugh – Rochdale Michelle Welsh – Sherwood Forest Catherine West – Hornsey and Friern Barnet Andrew Western – Stretford and Urmston Matt Western – Warwick and Leamington Michael Wheeler – Worsley and Eccles John Whitby – Derbyshire Dales Jo White – Bassetlaw Katie White – Leeds North West David Williams – Stoke-on-Trent North Steve Witherden – Montgomeryshire and Glyndŵr Sean Woodcock – Banbury Rosie Wrighting – Kettering Yuan Yang – Earley and Woodley Steve Yemm – Mansfield 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i counted at least 23 scottish mp's in that list where the temperature drops like a stone in winter. Disgusting
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They're just a concerned government, upset with what has been happening in communities.
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An older couple who have just recovered
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All the pensioners should turn the heating up full blast this winter and send the energy bills to Reeves and Starmer!
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Aka Thieves and Harmer. |
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Keir Starmer has declared more free tickets and gifts than other major party leaders in recent times, with his total now topping £100,000 after recent support for his lifestyle from Labour donor Waheed Alli.
The prime minister has accepted almost 40 sets of free tickets during his time as Labour leader, mostly to football matches but also £4,000 of hospitality at a Taylor Swift concert and £698 of Coldplay tickets in Manchester. He was criticised this week for the scale of gifts given to him by Lord Alli, who paid for work clothing worth £12,000, accommodation valued at more than £20,000 and glasses valued at £2,485 – especially since the donor was temporarily given a pass to No 10 after the election. Angela Eagle, a minister, struggled to defend the prime minister’s decision to accept so many freebies when pressed on Times Radio on Tuesday. Asked why he shouldn’t buy his own glasses, given his salary, Eagle said: “I’m afraid I’m not responsible for decisions the prime minister makes.” She added: “The prime minister has had his say on that … next time you interview him, you could ask him yourself. I don’t have an opinion.” Starmer’s acceptance of freebies raised eyebrows after the FT reported during the election he had taken £76,000 worth of hospitality and gifts. Since then, he has declared another £4,000 in Taylor Swift tickets and £20,000 of accommodation from Alli. This was mostly provided during the election campaign but also continued one week after he had become prime minister until 13 July. The Labour party declined to answer when pressed on whether Alli had funded Starmer’s hotel accommodation during the election or loaned one of his own properties as a base. Starmer has previously insisted his acceptance of hospitality is related to his security requirements of not being able to go into the stands, saying: “If I don’t accept a gift of hospitality, I can’t go to a game. You could say: ‘Well, bad luck.’ That’s why gifts have to be registered. But, you know, never going to an Arsenal game again because I can’t accept hospitality is pushing it a bit far.” Other previous major party leaders have not declared so many free tickets and hospitality. During his time as opposition party leader, David Cameron declared one set of Rugby World Cup tickets, and being hosted at the Conservative party’s Black and White ball, along with various gifts of hampers and other treats. He also registered £4,475 of discounted personal training sessions. Maybe he should have donated all the freebies to the black hole ? I think Starmer and his grasping Mrs are going to be more unpopular than Thatcher by the time they leave Downing Street at this rate |
Still, Mrs Starmer looks nice in all her free designer dresses, so bugger the pensioners and their problems...
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£4,000 of hospitality at a Taylor Swift concert and £698 of Coldplay tickets
Mid life crisis...... |
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