The Justice Secretary, @DavidLammy, and his decision today to abolish trial by jury in all but the most serious cases undermines the very foundations of law and order in this country.

Recruitment and retention of prison officers in this country is at crisis point. Wages have gone down in real terms and starting salaries for new recruits are barely minimum wage. The job is stressful, dangerous, full of personal threats yet the remuneration is low. No wonder we

David Lammy’s plan to cut jury trials faces criticism from his own adviser. Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin says: "A judge reflects the state, a jury reflects the people. If you take the people out, that's where corruption could start." @jkyleofficial | @SarahForRuncorn

It’s time for some answers from @RachelReevesMP.

Working people in Britain have been fleeced and lied to. Parents who get up each day to clear tables, pull pints, clean offices, stack shelves, deliver parcels, serve customers, care for the elderly, drive buses, sweep streets, wash dishes, work warehouse shifts, work in

I have written to Sir Laurie Magnus, the Prime Minister’s independent ethics adviser, and asked him to investigate if @RachelReevesMP has broken the ministerial code. https://t.co/idt3WZ16oU

BREAKING NEWS Rachel Reeves finally admits she is asking working people to pay more tax.

BREAKING The OBR says it informed Rachel Reeves as far back as ***September 17*** that the downgrade in productivity forecasts was offset by 'increases in real wages and inflation'. The deficit was in fact just £2.5billion By October 31 that deficit had turned into net positive

BREAKING NEWS. The number of migrants housed in hotels at the expense of the British taxpayer has risen by 13% since June 2025. (Source: Home Office)

Rachel Reeves continued to bleat on about the “black hole” yesterday, yet her latest Budget has turned it into a chasm. A £26 billion rise in the welfare bill is a very strange way to tackle an overspending problem. After promising she would not be back for more tax rises,

Watch Sarah Pochin lay out exactly how disastrous this Labour budget is. 👇

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has not called me at a press conference for the second time in succession after taking questions from Sky, BBC (twice), and ITV (twice) among others. When I asked her to take a question from @GBNEWS moment ago she declined. This is an insult to the huge

🚨 Coming up on Farage! Former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng and economist @LiamHalligan join Nigel to break down today’s Autumn Budget and what it means for your pockets All this and more from 7pm, only on GB News @Nigel_Farage

Here’s what we know so far from Labour’s LEAKED budget…🧵

Mersey Bridge Toll Campaign Update I have been pressing for clear answers on why the tolls on our two bridges have increased while a sizeable grant from central government remains unspent and is then handed back, some of it to Halton Borough Council, and what exactly happens to

.@alexburghart I have been in Parliament for only six months but even I know that although Reform now has more than double your party’s popular support, we still have only five MPs, which means the rules of the House work against us. We even had to ask the Speaker specially for

A quick update from me after an already busy week in Parliament, before I head back to Runcorn and Helsby tomorrow.

This afternoon I spoke in the Second Reading of the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill. This subject has been close to my heart since I entered Parliament. I believe profoundly that our country must protect our servicemen and women. As a group of Generals warned recently, soldiers

You would have thought that with a billion dollar legal threat from President Trump, the BBC might be a bit more careful. This is a completely misleading headline. There was no legal challenge to me, my campaign or that of Reform UK. The case brought by the English