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'They have prioritised this deliberately and the British public know that.' Shadow Chief Secretary of the Treasury, Laura Trott MP, calls for the Government to U-turn on the scrapping of winter fuel payments.

'Pensioners will have more money in their pockets this winter than they did last winter.' Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves says she is confident that pensioner incomes will increase after increases to the state pension and a fall in energy bill prices.

'It makes me really angry...' Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, responds to the reports of prisoners cracking open champagne bottles outside of prisons after being released early.

'We are going to wage a war on waste.' Health Secretary, Wes Streeting, is tested by @NanaAkua1 over spending within the NHS and where funding can be redirected to and from.

'I wanted to reform the NHS.' Shadow Health Secretary, Victoria Atkins, believes Labour don't sound 'serious about raising productivity and improving outcomes in the NHS'.

'This make me boil with rage that they can't see the cruelty of this.' Carole Malone fumes at Rachel Reeves defending the claiming of £3,700 in energy expenses to heat her second home amid the winter fuel row.

'That's an awful lot of clothes' Keir Starmer has declared £76,000 worth of clothes and entertainment in donations.

'Are you in favour of a migration cap?' Tom Tugendhat lays out how he would solve Britain's migration crisis.

'We've created a system that has allowed people not just to be parked but to be forgotten and that's wrong' Tom Tugendhat says it is 'immoral' that there are millions of working age Brits not engaged in the economy.

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'What about the safety of the children?' Our panel discuss whether Britain's justice system places too much emphasis on the safety of the perpetrator of a crime rather than the victims, after Huw Edwards avoided jail.