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At first they gave me an appointment at the uc. I then asked for id appointment over the phone which they accepted fine. I think it’s called a demographic id . They then called me at the same appointment time and asked questions instead such as which benefits I’m on and how much . Those kind of questions
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I have seen that article. It even seems that mps who rebel against the cuts are being threatened by starmer. Maybe he is secretly threatening more than their jobs. He is a psychopath like reeves and kendal. He's threats prove that.
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No I had a phone ID . I think it’s called a biographical
id or something like that . Because I don’t have passport or drivers license
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I've just completed the Green Paper again, updating earlier answers with what we gave learned along the hideous journey and including my response to the dates of First and Second Reading before the consultation is concluded and the impact known.
My little-boy MP failed to reply to me. This is the only time in my political lifetime that a member of either House has not responded to my communications.
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what they have set out is what they're sticking to unless pressure/vote dictates otherwise.
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I think it will be tough few weeks or months ahead for us , but I don't see MPs who are against the cuts will take this lightly and I think it will also be a tough within the Labour Party internally too. It could spark a question of no confidence in Sir Keir Starmer and Co.
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Think he means no compromises, but it's not totally up to him. We still have people fighting and will be watching for errors in their plans when it all comes out
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I agree he obviously thinks we live in a dictatorship, where what he says and he right wing women say is sent in stone. He obviously fell sleep during his constitutional law lessons if he thinks that.
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I totally agree lawyer in human rights, really? I'm baffled by his dictatorship he is prime minister (questionable) he thinks everything he says goes unfortunately for him we do have proper human rights campaigners waiting for his next move. Let's hope that will be booted out of government shameful Man
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It's looking that way. I had to deactivate my X account as felt so upset by what I was reading on there. Head is so mashed up that this can even be happening. The news not touching the story but was there for WFA and 2 child cap.
But no fight for disability 😡
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2010 and the years that followed were bad. This period made me ill. With hindsight, we can look back to the Blair years. All DLA claimants were reassessed. ESA was introduced. I was protected from reassessments by my lifelong DLA. But nothing has come close to what's happening now. Social Security is dead.
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It's very tough. I can't rest. But don't let's lose heart totally. There are rebels out there. The Bill is not a Money Bill. It needs to pass though both houses before getting Royal Assent. There will be ammendments. Life will still get harder but perhaps not quite as hard as we think, looking at the coming weeks. Take care @Catherine21 Love, @Zipz
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credibility of Starmer ….
winter fuel allowance = U turn
2 child benefit = U turn
Grooming gang scandal = U turn
surely questions need to be asked within the Labour party with this so called man in charge of the country !
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He is a self serving Narcissist who only cares about his image abroad, he wants to look like the big important leader but in reality is nothing but a knock off Kim jong un.
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Stay strong Catherine, you have done so much. Your a star
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He should be debarred as he’s going against the equality and human rights of the disabled
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