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six means biological six. now, labour like to talk the country down. they want to pretend that everything would be great if they have never left office and pretend that somehow we have not achieved anything, but that is just simply not right. remember the note that said there is no money left, when labour left office in 2010, unemployment was higher than when they came into government. public and private debt was accumulating, the banking system is broken, the deficit was ballooning, and even labour accepted that after years of spending, significant cuts in expenditure were required. they went into the 2010 election admitting they would have to make cuts. labour left britain on the brink of bankruptcy. and worse, the money that labour had put into public service had not been accompanied by sufficient reform. labour s welfare system was more about disguising how many people are out of work than actually getting people back into employment, and for all the money that labour had
WorkNhsTermsFundingSickMindDoctorsPeaceInvestingTreatmentTechnologiesSore-throatElsewhere, the observer reports that the prime minister rishi sunak has suffered a poll blow, as it says he faces accusations of using levelling up funds to win votes . the paper claims that labour has opened its biggest poll lead since liz truss premiership. and away from uk politics, the sunday mirror features the conviction of former us president donald trump, in a world exclusive with stormy daniels whose hush money payment was at the centre of the case. the paper reports that ms daniels says she is vindicated by the result, but that the legacy of the trial will stay with her forever . a couple of stories from inside. favourite insect? no surprise, bees voted britain s best loved insect.
LabourElsewhereRishi-sunakVotesPrime-ministerObserverPoll-leadPaperLevelling-up-fundsPremiershipLiz-trussPoll-blowThe observer says that rishi sunak is being hit by accusations of using levelling up funds to win votes as labour enjoys its biggest lead in the polls since liz truss. the sunday times splashes on the claim that former labour mps including diane abbott have been offered peerages to quit and make way for allies of starmer. with me to reflect on the week s politics news and to look ahead to next week s campaigning is our political correspondent to alex forsyth. .. it is just it isjust going it is just going to be it isjust going to be more and more of this now as we head towards the big day. of this now as we head towards the bi da . .,. of this now as we head towards the big day- let s i big day. brace yourselves! let s start off with big day. brace yourselves! let s start off with the big day. brace yourselves! let s start off with the paper - big day. brace yourselves! let s start off with the paper that - big day. brace yourselves! let s start off with the paper that has reall
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