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Cathy Newman, "Conservatives tabled an amendment which, if it passed, the Children's well being and schools bill would have fallen. The bill brought in measures to protect children" Chris Philp, "Standing up for victims who need to get to the truth is not opportunism"

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Mikey1 year ago

Every single action the tories have taken since the election has been an opportunistic, juvenile and spiteful attempt to obstruct, mock and insult the government while trying to divert attention from their own failure.

Sarah1 year ago

14 sodding years. FFS!

Will // Sarcasm is best served cold1 year ago

If that's the case, why didn't the Tories table it as a new bill? Why did they table it to kill the child protection bill? And why is no journalist asking that question?

TopStoryContent1 year ago

Why did Army veteran Jeff kill his wife, Kathleen West, after what he claimed were her unreasonable demands—and why did her parents take his side? Here’s the full story behind this tragic case 👇

Natasha1 year ago

Badenoch did sweet FA in 8 years. And Tories nothing in 14 years.

🦋@lunaperla.bsky.social 🇫🇷🇬🇧🇪🇸🇺🇦🌻1 year ago

Dear @CPhilpOfficial It most definitely is opportunism if you force MPs to choose between voting for a Bill that does more to safeguard children than any UK Govt has done for 14.5yrs or for a gimmicky bill-killing amendment that doesn't even secure a new inquiry (we've had 10).

Speculate2Accumulate1 year ago

A damning utterly awful day for the Tories. Badenoch outed as a complete opportunist, not raised Grooming issue once in Parliament ever and never met a victim. Philp and others in complete denial of the truth.

Livia1 year ago

Okay, this is the man who thought Congo was in Rwanda. Nuff said.

Teacake1 year ago

He has a face only a mother could love

John Mulcahy1 year ago

The pipsqueak's pipsqueak - Shadow Home Sec - FFS

Mark Calpin 🏆🏆⭐️⭐️💙💙KTBFFH1 year ago

Chris Philp is just a grifter

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