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There are now millions struggling to heat, eat and stay out of debt in this country thanks to the deliberately cruel brand of neoliberal ideology that rules Westminster — Labour needs to be boldly and openly opposed to it, says KATE OSBORNE MP
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Her agenda is openly hostile to working people and those most in need. Not since George Osborne introduced his budget of austerity in 2015 have the Tories so clearly shown how they know the price of everything but the value of nothing.
Today the legacy of a decade of Tory cuts can be seen across our country. The only area of growth today is poverty — the government and its policies are creating more poor people by the day.
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