Rob Newman retweeted
The test of any Prime Minister is: do you leave your country in a better place than you found it?
I’m proud that the answer is yes.
Rob Newman retweeted
Complain about British Muslims praying in Trafalgar Square — stay a Tory Shadow Minister.
Complain about Badenoch’s disregard for human rights and climate change — lose the Tory whip.
When people show you who they are, believe them.
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NEW: Theresa May's former chief of staff loses the Tory whip after 'slagging off' Kemi Badenoch's efforts to toughen the partys stance on human rights and net zero dailymail.com/news/article-1…
Rob Newman retweeted
The whole country will be utterly shocked by the awful news about the circumstances of Ann Widdecombe’s death.
Today we come together across the political divide and I pay tribute to Ann’s dedication during her many years of public service.
My thoughts and deepest condolences are with Ann’s family and friends.
Rob Newman retweeted
I will accept Nigel Farage’s request to be appointed Steward and Bailiff of the Manor of Northstead.
It is a farce and a desperate distraction, and the people of Clacton deserve better.
But if he wants to spend the summer arguing with a bin, I won't stop him.
Rob Newman retweeted
Labour, Tories, Lib Dems and Greens: I demand you stand down in Clacton. I will be a unity candidate and pledge to build at least one affordable house.
Nigel Farage says he wants The People versus the Establishment. So be it.
Leave him to me.
Rob Newman retweeted
Today we remember the victims and survivors of the 7 July 2005 terrorist attacks and honour the extraordinary bravery of the emergency services who responded.
Today, I laid a wreath in Hyde Park to honour the 52 innocent people killed on 7 July 2005.
We honour those injured, the families who carry the loss, and the heroic emergency responders who ran towards danger that day.
London remembers. You will never be forgotten.
ALT Mayor of London Sadiq Khan lays a wreath against a memorial stone. A bunch of flowers stand in a vase at the top of the stone.
ALT Three police officers in uniform walk through a memorial of straight columns towards a memorial stone. They are each carrying a wreath.
ALT Close-up shot of a concrete column with the words "7 July 2005 / 08:50 / King's Cross" inscribed. Blurred in the background, flowers and wreaths are visible.
ALT Wide shot of several concrete columns in grassland, with trees in the background.
Rob Newman retweeted
Two years on, we've delivered real change across the country. From putting more money in people's pockets, to improving public services and making communities safer.
Here's a look at what we've achieved so far👇
ALT 1. 2 years delivering for Britain. Swipe and see how
Rob Newman retweeted
This is London - a global beacon for equality, progressive values and diversity.
Pride is one of the moments our city shines brightest - with millions coming together to celebrate our LGBTQIA+ communities and the values that define our city.
Happy Pride! 💙💚💛🧡🩷❤️💜
Rob Newman retweeted
It's been two years since the British people elected a Labour government - here's what we have achieved together.
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Rob Newman retweeted
Today we're apologising to those affected by the injustice of forced adoption, as this government acknowledges the role of the state in the appalling practice.
An apology cannot undo what happened, but it can be the start of real change.
Rob Newman retweeted
I met with Prime Minister @Keir_Starmer. The United Kingdom has taken new important decisions in support of Ukraine and introduced new sanctions steps against Russia’s shadow fleet. Thank you! All of this works towards peace.
I informed Keir about the consequences of the recent Russian strikes. We discussed the possible participation of the United Kingdom in the restoration of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, the implementation of the agreements reached during today’s G7–Ukraine meeting, potential areas for further pressure on Russia, and steps to strengthen Ukraine’s air defense.
Thank you, Keir Starmer, for your unwavering support for our people.
Rob Newman retweeted
Keir Starmer and I disagree on many things, but good people across the political spectrum will welcome today’s verdicts, condemn these appalling attacks which seem to have been sponsored by Russia, and wish the PM and his family well.
Whatever our political differences, no one should face intimidation, threats or attacks because they hold public office.
Democracy is settled at the ballot box, not through fear or violence and definitely not through foreign interference from hostile countries.
Russia was behind arson attacks targeting PM, BBC reveals bbc.in/4uv12VT
Rob Newman retweeted
Labour has increased the pay for our armed forces by 14% since we formed the government.
We said we would renew the contract between the nation and those who serve and we meant it. 🇬🇧
People are the heart of defence. We thank our Armed Forces for their sacrifices. This Government has awarded a 3.6% pay rise, bringing total pay increases to 14.1% since July 2024 - recognising their dedication as defence demands grow.
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Rob Newman retweeted
You voted against scrapping zero hour contracts.
You voted against banning fire and rehire.
You voted against day one sick pay for workers.
You said the minimum wage was too high for young people.
Reform politicians openly say they don't like trade unions.
You will always put the interests of your offshore crypto billionaire donors ahead of workers.
Rob Newman retweeted
Our support for Ukraine is ironclad.
We will stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes. Ukraine’s security is Europe’s security.
Slava Ukraini.
ALT Prime Minister Keir Starmer meets with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, French President Emmanuel Macron and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during an E3 Leaders meeting outside No10 Downing Street.
Rob Newman retweeted
82 years ago, on the beaches of Normandy, brave British and Allied forces changed the course of history forever.
We must never forget the service and sacrifice of those courageous men and women.
Our debt to them can never be repaid.
ALT Image shows Troops of 3rd Infantry Division on Queen Red beach, Sword area. With the text over the top saying 'D-Day, 6 June 1944'
Rob Newman retweeted
From today, millions of passengers will have better train journeys.
We’ve nationalised Thameslink, Southern, Great Northern and Gatwick Express with plans to recruit more drivers and improve signalling to reduce delays and cancellations.
ALT A breaking news image featuring Prime Minister Keir Starmer and a train. The text reads 'Thameslink, Southern, Great Northern and Gatwick Express are now in public ownership'.