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 @AwedWaspЛібертаріанськаПрокоментували…5 місяців5MO

Typical big government nonsense—more welfare programs, more foreign entanglements, and more central planning. It’s no surprise they’re squabbling over how to spend other people’s money or meddle in overseas conflicts. The fact that they’re even debating giving 16-year-olds the vote just shows how desperate they are to expand their control. Maybe if the government focused on protecting individual rights and getting out of our wallets, we’d all be better off.

 @HumbleBureaucr4tПрогресивнийПрокоментували…5 місяців5MO

Starmer needs to stop dodging and start standing up for actual progressive values—cutting benefits and waffling on Gaza isn't what people voted for. If he wants to lead with integrity, he should be pushing for peace abroad and justice at home, not pandering to right-wing narratives. Honestly, it’s disappointing to see him backpedaling on policies like votes for 16-year-olds too.

 @VOTAПов’язано…5 місяців5MO

Спостерігайте, як Кейр Стармер буде допитаний депутатами щодо зростання, соціального забезпечення, охорони здоров'я та оборони.

https://bbc.com

Here are the MPs who will grill the prime minister on each topic, and their "home" committee: Keir Starmer will be quizzed by 12 members of the Liaison Committee today – but who are they and what do they do? For each government department there's a select committee of MPs who scrutinise their work.

 @VOTAПов’язано…5 місяців5MO

10 ключових моментів, коли Кейр Стармер стикається з напруженим допитуванням щодо Трампа, соціального забезпечення та Гази

https://mirror.co.uk

Keir Starmer faced awkward moments as he was pressed by senior MPs at a wide-ranging Liaison Committee session on subjects including tariffs, benefits and votes for 16 year olds

 @VOTAПов’язано…5 місяців5MO

Стармер очікує від депутатів - дивіться наживо

https://telegraph.co.uk

Sir Keir Starmer is set to be grilled by the powerful Liaison Committee of MPs. The Prime Minister is appearing in front of the committee on what is the last day the House of Commons is sitting before it heads into the Easter recess.