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'This policy basically combines the two things this Government believes in, and that is supressing speech and hurting business.' Will Kingston says there is 'no benefit' to Angela Rayner's Employment Rights Bill.

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Will Kingston1 year ago

Well said.

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Mobile Scanner1 year ago

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

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Yorkshire Lass1 year ago

@WillKingston Sounds like they’re more interested in silencing voices than fixing problems. Proper Yorkshire logic—if it’s rubbish, bin it.

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upnorth 🇬🇧1 year ago

@WillKingston Banter is already banned.U can't even breathe these days without some1 being offended.Then they wonder why half the nation is depressed/on sick. As constant sensoring of your personality& humour for 50+ hrs pw to keep paying your mortgage is depressing & exhausting!its SHIT

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Rob1 year ago

@WillKingston Kier Starmer, Angela Rayner and Rachel Reeves need to go now, they are absolutely making this country an absolute mess

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Jackie1 year ago

@WillKingston I work for a company that already has an anonymous speak up line which was set up a long time ago so banter police a bit dated. Plus people who work with each other for a long time rib each other all the time

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boo19601 year ago

@WillKingston These cretins have clearly never run a business

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Dave Wragg1 year ago

@WillKingston Holmes working on Sunday, must be getting hard up?

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Lynsey Robinson1 year ago

@WillKingston Angela Rayner needs reminded that she should be getting on with her work herself and do what the British public tell her to do. She’s not there to silence or control anyone in any workplace

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GB News1 year ago

Bev Turner takes aim at Yvette Cooper for 'Far-Right' remark in reflection of 7/7 bombings: 'Today's not the day!'

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Lee Anderson MP1 year ago

A Simple Question. Today I asked the security minister why Border Force are ferrying terrorists across the Channel. The answer is astonishing. Only @reformparty_uk are asking these questions.

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Rael Braverman1 year ago

Dear Labour, Can we get an update please on how many gangs have been smashed? Many thanks.

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Nigel Farage MP1 year ago

The lesson of the 7/7 terror attack is that we must not allow extremist ideologies in our country.

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