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🔮 Claim: Reform would tax employers hiring foreign workers and ban foreign nationals from social housing, claiming foreign nationals are 'doing jobs that the Brits should be doing'.

🔮 Claim: Starmer claims landmark UK-Japan agreements will deliver multibillion-pound investment, tens of thousands of new jobs, and drive growth and new developments.

🔮 Claim: Announces that a UK-Japan investment deal will bring multibillion-pound investment, tens of thousands of new jobs, and drive new development including new towns and innovation hubs.

🔮 Claim: Reform UK would ban foreign nationals from social housing, requiring existing tenants to find private accommodation within three months or face deportation, applying retrospectively regardless of length of UK residency.

🔮 Claim: Farage proposes banning foreign nationals from social housing and deporting them if they cannot secure private rented homes.

🔮 Claim: Farage vows to ban foreign nationals from social housing and deport them if they cannot find private sector homes.

🔮 Claim: Starmer claims landmark UK-Japan agreements will bring multibillion-pound investment, create tens of thousands of jobs, and drive new developments, framing the deals as a major vote of confidence in the UK economy.

🔮 Claim: Starmer announces £18bn UK-Japan investment package including offshore wind and nuclear collaboration, claiming it will create tens of thousands of jobs.

🔮 Claim: Streeting argues Britain needs more wealth creation rather than a tax war on billionaires, opposing a wealth tax.

🔮 Claim: Kendall claims Britain is 'seizing' AI and tech opportunities, attracting global investment and thousands of jobs, backed by a £1.1bn hardware plan and skills investment, asserting 'We are rebuilding Britain.'

🔮 Claim: Kendall claims Britain is seizing AI and tech opportunities to create thousands of jobs and billions in investment, with government backing via a £1.1bn hardware plan, skills investment, and training — framed as 'rebuilding Britain'.

🔮 Claim: Badenoch says the PM isn't funding defence 'properly' and should 'cut welfare' to do so.

🔮 Claim: Tice claims the government chose to 'fund benefits not bullets and welfare not warfare,' pledges to scrap net zero, end voluntary interest on Bank of England reserves, and stop paying welfare to overseas nationals to fund defence.

🔮 Claim: Reeves attributes April's GDP contraction to the Iran/Middle East conflict, arguing pre-war growth was strong and inflation was falling, and that the UK faces unavoidable consequences from a war it did not want or join.

🔮 Claim: Reeves asserts that before the Middle East conflict, UK growth was higher than expected and inflation was falling, implying her fiscal choices positioned the economy well to absorb the external shock.

🔮 Claim: Britain's shrinking industrial base and decades of mistaking wealth for strength over productive capacity have left the country neither safe nor sovereign; government must spend more and build more.

🔮 Claim: Britain must actively shape the AI revolution to avoid being shaped by it, as this choice impacts the economy, public services, and national security.

🔮 Claim: Amazon's corporate investment is framed as aligned with the government's Youth Guarantee, helping young people move from welfare into work.

🔮 Claim: Khan sets ambition for London to lead in sustainable data centre development, pledging coordinated action on AI infrastructure and acknowledging unprecedented energy network pressure from data centre demand.

🔮 Claim: Starmer described a new DWP AI jobseeker chatbot as a 'Jobcentre in your pocket' that will help get people into work and tackle inequality.