Labour putting political point scoring first

“It is disappointing, but not at all surprising, that the Labour Party seems intent on putting petty political point scoring ahead of the opportunity to genuinely help millions of vulnerable older people. We already know more than a million people are not getting social care they need, and this is only set to get worse as politicians in Westminster fail to act. Shouting at each other doesn’t get older people the care they need.

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Responding to John McDonnell’s speech to Labour conference, leader of the Liberal Democrats Vince Cable said:

These are people who voted Labour in the hope that they would stand up to the Conservatives on Brexit and fight to stay in the Single Market.

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May has failed with Florence speech – Brake

Passing the tests would have signalled that Theresa May is moving away from her reckless, extreme Brexit.

Instead, in the vast majority of cases she failed to offer any solutions to the major issues related to Brexit that are currently facing the country.

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Responding to Keir Starmer’s speech to Labour conference, Lib Dem Brexit Spokesperson Tom Brake said

“It is misleading for him to pretend that some new customs arrangement can be reached which doesn’t cause massive disruption to British trade.

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Cable: 10,000 EU nationals have quit NHS since Brexit vote

9,832 EU nationals left the NHS between 30 June 2016 and 30 June 2017, figures published by NHS Digital today have revealed. This is an increase of 22% on the previous year, and up 42% on two years earlier.

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