"Labour will get Britain building again"... LATEST S&P Global UK Construction PMI for November reports steepest downturn in construction activity for five-and-a-half years... 🙄 Housing activity index just 35.4. (1/2) https://t.co/np7wwSq6j4

📘 This has been recognised as a problem by NHS leaders. The latest NHS England Integrated performance report said patients waiting over 52-week waits for community services ‘continues to be challenged having increased by circa 37,000 since June 2024’. https://t.co/WyuW2Zbv3a

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🕰️ And it is not just the number of people waiting for community health services that is going up under Labour. The number facing long waits are also increasing.

❗ The steepest rise among children and young people. The number of children on the waiting list increased from 283,369 in July 2024 to 304,716 in September 2025.

📈 Since Labour came to power, the waiting list for these services has grown. The list now stands at 1,154,912 people. That means almost 90,000 more people were waiting in September 2025 than there were in July 2024. https://t.co/sOWdylCFU7

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🧑‍⚕️ Community services cover a range of things, including support for long term conditions like Diabetes and Heart Failure as well as physiotherapy and occupational therapy. They help people live independently and prevent unnecessary hospital visits. https://t.co/TKedQGPJSu

🏠 The Health Sec has said moving care from ‘hospital to community’ is a priority, and this has been mentioned in budget commentary. Stats on community health services don’t often get the same scrutiny as hospital waiting lists. But they show things are going backwards. A 🧵

Today I asked the Chief Secretary to Treasury why didn't the Chancellor just be upfront with the public and admit that they were putting up taxes to pay for higher welfare.

Last words from me for today on the gaslighting by the Treasury and No.10... The prolonged uncertainty ahead of the Budget had clearly harmed the economy. But confirmation that the markets and the public have been misled throughout the process will do more permanent damage to

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Here is what the OBR actually said 👇🏻 - their review of the economy gave the Chancellor MORE money, not less. The impact of lower productivity was more than offset by other changes. Taxes are going up because Labour chose to spend more on welfare. Pure and simple.

On Monday the PM's spokesman said the government would "overturn all attempts to scupper these plans, including watering down day one protection from unfair dismissal". On the very same day, and into Tuesday, business groups and unions were haggling in the Business Department

A Budget of higher tax for higher benefits payments👇

Labour’s budget is already unravelling and these are significantly worse cuts for schools. OBR is now forecasting 4.9% per pupil cut, rather than the 1.7% they said early today. The Rachel Reeves effect is engulfing DfE.

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🥀 Labour MPs cheered the budget today in the Chamber. So let’s be clear on what it does. ⚠️ It hikes tax a further £26 billion on top of the extra £40 billion of tax rises in the last budget. Read my response 👇 https://t.co/5AWiQiEPwx

A £7.4 billion tax on graduates is hidden in the scorecard. They will pay more income tax AND have to repay more on their loans. The second biggest tax increase in the budget - snuck out in the fine print.

Labour MPs cheered in the Chamber as tax was hiked, welfare expanded, and their number one policy objective of economic growth downgraded. As for any strategy, she highlighted the importance of not extending the freeze on tax thresholds last Budget only to do so this Budget.

In 2024 Labour said they’d sorted a pay deal to end doctor’s strikes. This is the second time doctors have gone on strike since then. Labour lack the backbone to deal with strikes. The @Conservatives have a plan to ban strikes, to stop doctors holding the NHS to ransom.

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“That budget” - and the coming one: a magnificent growth-destruction machine

Eight flaws in Reeves's speech today: 1. She said "inflation has been too slow to come down". It’s almost doubled under her tenure. 2. She said she "made... decisions to get debt down". It's £2.71tn, up from £2.53tn last July. 3. She's adding to regulation, not cutting it

Rachel Reeves was celebrating the renting law being expanded in her constituency, at the same time she was breaking that law with her own house👇 Claiming that she wasn’t aware of these laws is about as credible as her CV.