HeyJaredKemi Badenoch
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KEMI BADENOCH: The best form of welfare is a well-paid job (opens the original)
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There is no painless way to fix Britain's welfare system. Anyone pretending there is, isn't being serious about the scale of the problem. Welfare should be a safety net for those in genuine need. It is not meant to be a comfortable option for people who can work, but choose not to. And we must always remind ourselves that this safety net does not come free. It is paid for by the person getting up at 6am to go to work. By the nurse, the builder, the waitress and the small-business owner who looks
BADENOCH: Burnham's bottled chance to create jobs and slash bills (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has bottled it yet again. He hasn’t made a single significant decision on defence, on welfare or on oil and gas. All things he promised he would sort during his leadership coronation. We had been told for weeks that the Prime Minister was set to approve the Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields in the North Sea. Burnham’s army of government spinners had been busy briefing journalists that he was going to be ‘pragmatic’ on oil and gas, and do something that Keir Starmer had always
KEMI BADENOCH: Let's see if Burnham stops Labour's early release plan (opens the original)
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The recent violence in Middlesbrough beggars belief. Nine people have died: seven in a horrific car crash and two - a seven-year-old girl and her aunt - in a house fire. Multiple cars have been rammed into people’s houses, a man was stabbed two miles from that crash site and other cars have been set on fire. All this in the space of a week. These events have been horrifying enough in themselves. But they also raise serious questions about the kind of country we want to be – and, in turn, whether
Failures left Simon Levy free to prey on women at will: KEMI BADENOCH (opens the original)
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Simon Levy was a serial predator, rapist and murderer. A modern-day Jack the Ripper, who was arrested repeatedly, only to be released repeatedly and allowed to continue his campaign of terror against women. The details of his crimes are horrifying enough, but what is almost as shocking is the number of opportunities the authorities had to stop him. At the time he committed many of his sexual assaults on London’s Tube network, he was not only on bail for similar crimes but – almost unbelievably –
KEMI BADENOCH: I want to make Britons richer, happier and prouder (opens the original)
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Yesterday, Andy Burnham was sworn in as Prime Minister. We are yet to hear his full policy proposals, but I'm getting a better sense of what he's about – and only 1 per cent of it is good. He clearly believes that working people are over-taxed – and capital (or 'wealth' as he calls it) is under-taxed. What he doesn't understand is that wealth must be created before politicians can distribute it. Like most socialists, he believes that people are wealthy because they have 'taken' more than their f
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