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Government responded
This response was given on 6 December 2024
This Government was elected on a mandate of change at the July 2024 general election. Our full focus is on fixing the foundations, rebuilding Britain, and restoring public confidence in government.
The Prime Minister can call a general election at a time of their choosing by requesting a dissolution of Parliament from the Sovereign within the five-year life of a Parliament. The Government was elected by the British people on a mandate of change at the July 2024 general election.
This Government is fixing the foundations and delivering change with investment and reform to deliver growth, with more jobs, more money in people’s pockets, to rebuild Britain and get the NHS back on its feet. This will be built on the strong foundations of a stable economy, national security and secure borders as we put politics back in the service of working people.
On entering office, a £22 billion black hole was identified in the nation’s finances. We inherited unprecedented challenges, with crumbling public services and crippled public finances, but will deliver a decade of national renewal through our five missions: economic growth, fixing the NHS, safer streets, making Britain a clean energy super-power and opportunity for all. This is what was promised and is what we are delivering.
The Government’s first Budget freed up tens of billions of pounds to invest in Britain’s future while locking in stability, preventing devastating austerity in our public services and protecting working people’s payslips.
Mission-led government rejects the sticking-plaster solutions of the past and unites public and private sectors, national, devolved and local government, business and unions, and the whole of civil society in a shared purpose. The Government will continue to deliver the manifesto of change that it was elected on.
Cabinet Office
originally posted by: BedevereTheWise
Now almost half as many signatures as the one about staying in the UK.
How did that work out again?
originally posted by: AdultMaleHumanUK
a reply to: SprocketUK
I think the honourable member was referring to the 6 million or so EU simps who signed the petition moaning about the UK voting to be an independent nation again!🤣
As I start on updating my biography of Keir Starmer to be published next year I was refreshing myself on the 10 pledges he gave when seeking the leadership of the Labour Party…
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Ashcroft’s bombshell book Red Queen set tongues wagging about an unidentified senior Labour Party figure, he’s now on a mission to lay bare all of Starmer’s secrets. Starmer was particularly unhelpful when the original edition was being written, suppressing his inner circle from spilling any details. The Sunday Express reports:
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I imagine they are the first mutterings of the coming rebellion, when our Dear Leader is exposed for his questionable intentions with the future of our nation.
How about 3 million simps moaning about a general election?
originally posted by: AdultMaleHumanUK
a reply to: BedevereTheWise
I imagine they are the first mutterings of the coming rebellion, when our Dear Leader is exposed for his questionable intentions with the future of our nation.
How about 3 million simps moaning about a general election?
His party only got a 3rd of the vote...so it's when the 16 million people who didn't vote, start moaning, that the insincere prick will notice!
So, overall I think the current petition is good for keeping the public conversation alive!👍
How about you, what do you think?
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
Sex, money and Saville.
Was his father really a modest toolmaker as he claims?
Seems he owned a tool-making factory.
Still, at least we know he did make one "tool"..
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It's pointless waste of parliamentary time.