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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 09:06:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 09:06:00

Media post which labour put online on thursday. the latest, as you say, to defend the post which drew attention to the prison sentences or lack of. as labour sees it, for adults convicted of sexually assaulting children and the shadow attorney general speaking on any questions on radio four last night was asked whether she thought rishi sunak personally held the views which the social media post suggested and just to give you a flavour of what she said. she said that if he believes everyone responsible for child abuse should get a custodial sentence, why are so many not getting that? here's th...

Emily Thornberry Has Defended Labour's Controversial Twitter Attack On Rishi Sunak - Vimarsana News

Emily Thornberry Has Defended Labour's Controversial Twitter Attack On Rishi Sunak

Her comments follow a furious backlash from across the political spectrum.

Labour Launches Fresh Attack On Rishi Sunak Despite Tweet Row - Vimarsana News

Labour Launches Fresh Attack On Rishi Sunak Despite Tweet Row

The party claims the prime minister does not want to see thieves punished for their crimes.

'There Isn't A Barge, Is There?': Dominic Raab Left Squirming Over Latest Migrant Crackdown - Vimarsana News

'There Isn't A Barge, Is There?': Dominic Raab Left Squirming Over Latest Migrant Crackdown

Ministers have been accused of "thrashing around" for headlines as local elections approach.

Extinction Rebellion: Not the Struggle we Need, Pt. 2 - Vimarsana News

Extinction Rebellion: Not the Struggle we Need, Pt. 2

The second part of our critique of Extinction Rebellion, focussing on how their organisational form leaves them ill-placed to change for the better.

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