On Tuesday, your MP gets to vote on whether or not the elderly people in your family and community will have their Winter Fuel Allowance scrapped. 8,000 people die every year living in a cold home. Wonder which way your MP will vote?

Looks like lan Byrne MP was the only Merseyside MP to vote against the cut to #winterfuelpayments Kim Johnson paulabarker Maria Eagle MP Marie Rimmer MP appear to have abstained + while 11 Labour MPs voted with the government. Chester's new Tory MP Aphra Brandreth voted against.

More than 400 Labour MPs will now always have it on their record that they voted for thousands of people to die this winter from hypothermia just so that Rachel Reeves could balance her books. The country will not forget their geronticide.

To those Labour MPs who ‘abstained’ I simply say this:

🌧️ Farmers have warned that more extreme weather in the UK is likely to be the main cause of food shortages in the next decade, which could in turn lead to civil unrest. READ MORE: fwi.co.uk/news/environme…

🚨 NEW: A Labour MP has said that if pensioners don't put on the heating in winter after losing winter fuel payment, then "that's their choice". Peter Lamb, MP for Crawley, said pensioners will "benefit more from NHS capacity than extra cash".

And for those of you that didn't want to believe it here it is. The UK is bottom of the league when it comes to European bathing water quality standards. 🤬

Starmer’s choice: he won’t fund the NHS even though he knows people will die as a result taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2024/09/1… Starmer is out today saying the NHS must "reform or die", but since he's refusing to provide the funding required to reform, die is the only option actually on the

it’s interesting isn’t it that every single one of labours ‘tough choices’ so far has meant an already poor group of people having to shoulder cuts, pain and poverty. no sign yet of any ‘difficult decisions’ or bad news for CEOs and shareholders…

Wes Streeting thinks privatisation is the solution to the NHS. Like if you know it isn't. RT if we need a fully nationalised, fully funded, staff properly paid NHS

Free at the point of use and funded with public money is the cheapest and most efficient way of providing healthcare. When people say we can't afford the NHS, what they're saying is the poor shouldn't get healthcare.

Wes Streeting & Nigel Farage share an identical vision for our NHS.

If the hunts get their way today, ‘National Trail Hunting Day’ will fool the public and press that hunts are not going out killing wildlife for kicks. We can’t let them win. This is what really goes on in the countryside, they’d hate it if you retweeted this.. Chris Packham

I've always been in favour of legalised euthanasia, but when Disabled people are warning you this move is dark and dangerous, *please* listen. This isn't about giving sick people agency and dignity. It's about culling the economically inactive. We live in an age of eugenics.

This is frightening coming from a man and a party that has just stopped giving pensioners an allowance to keep themselves warm in the winter. Is this a cull ?

What happened in Lebanon today was not just an attack on Hezbollah. Pagers used by doctors and workers also exploded injuring dozens. A 10 year old child was killed and many children and civilians were injured. This is a nation wide terror attack and we know the demons behind it.

The pagers of all doctors and nurses were targeted. With one exception, the AMERICAN University of Beirut hospital that asked staff to replace their pagers ten days ago.

Labour received £4m, its largest-ever donation, from a tax haven-based hedge fund with shares in oil and arms. Find out more from Ethan Shone 👇 opendemocracy.net/en/labour-give…

Oil & gas-linked groups to sponsor a FIFTH of climate events: Labour Conference "Deputy leader of The Green Party Zack Polanski, called the findings "deeply concerning", adding that there should be “a firewall between MPs and the oil and gas lobby.” 👇🏼 globalwitness.org/en/campaigns/f…

It will come to nobody's surprise that Starmer was head of the DPP when the Mohamed Al-Fayed complaints were initially reported (and ignored/coverered up). I suspect we will hear another 'I was there but not present' excuse like we got with Savile. How many more are there?