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MPs will need courage to cut the welfare bill (opens the original)
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Over 100 Labour MPs also have more claimants for mental health conditions such as anxiety, ADHD and autism than their majorities, says Joseph Dinnage The unsustainable expansion of the welfare state is the most important domestic political issue of our time. Britain’s pervasive lack of ambition, dependence, profligacy and idleness are all symptoms of this underlying illness. The stats don’t lie. In the 2025/26 financial year, we are projected to spend almost £335bn on social security and welfare
White working class boys need jobs, not 'schemes' (opens the original)
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White working class boys have the worst educational outcomes in England, but distorting the labour market in their favour is not the answer, writes Joseph Dinnage Rights for whites. That’s what Bridget Phillipson thinks, at least. The minister for women and equalities is expected this week to put social class on a par with race, sex and disability in a bid to improve the outcomes of Britain’s white working classes. A dedicated unit to tackle class inequality will be established within the Office
Burnham will fail unless he pivots on net zero (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham can’t reindistrialise, create jobs or drive down the cost of living while remaining committed to decarbonisation at any cost, says Joseph Dinnage Andy Burnham has promised a political revolution. Through his programme of devolution, the Prime Minister will apparently create new jobs, reindustrialise Britain and preside over new housing. Very laudable. Though he won’t get anywhere near achieving any of this unless he pivots on Net Zero, which has made all of this far more expensive.
Banning vape shops won't fix scuzzy high streets (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham’s plans to revamp high streets by cutting down on vape shops aren’t ambitious enough, says Joseph Dinnage Andy Burnham is taking his hand to cleaning up Britain’s high streets. Commenting on the degradation of our urban centres, Burnham said that many areas have been “hollowed out”, and that the high streets we grew up with are now ‘unrecognisable’. What’s made them this way? The proliferation of vape shops and bookies – the former of which are often used for money laundering by org
Scotland is a warning of what Andy Burnham's devolution experiment will look like (opens the original)
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For an idea of what left-wing devolution yields, look no further than Scotland, where SNP statist’s efforts to extort the wealthy have backfired, writes Joseph Dinnage For a socialist, Andy Burnham has a funny approach to central government. Unlike his forebears across the former Soviet Union, southeast Asia and Latin America, the King of the North will not rule from the centre with an iron fist. Rather, Burnham has promised the “biggest rebalancing of power this country has ever seen”, establis
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