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🔮 Claim: Government will use procurement policy as a growth tool to back British jobs, apprenticeships, and innovation in every postcode.
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🔮 Claim: Government will use procurement policy as a growth tool to back British jobs, apprenticeships, and innovation in every postcode.
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🔮 Claim: Public procurement should be reformed so every pound of taxpayer money creates local jobs and skills opportunities for young people.
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🔮 Claim: Reforming government procurement rules so every pound of taxpayer money benefits local communities, creates good jobs, and gives young people skills, replacing a failed 'tick box exercise'.
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🔮 Claim: Public spending should benefit local communities through procurement reform, creating jobs and skills, replacing a previous 'tick box' contracting approach.
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🔮 Claim: The government's education proposals mark a 'real shared effort' to connect young people to local jobs, framing young people as the 'fresh lifeblood' the economy needs to adapt and grow through the technological revolution.
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🔮 Claim: Rishi Sunak says AI is flattening the jobs market for young people, particularly in service sectors like law, accountancy and the creative industries.
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🔮 Claim: Farage claims that if Reform UK enters government and deploys the Royal Navy, small boat Channel crossings would stop entirely within a fortnight.
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🔮 Claim: Public procurement (£90bn) should be weighted toward job creation and skills for young people, benefitting local communities, rather than prioritising green/social targets.
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🔮 Claim: Public spending should benefit local communities through jobs and skills, and the old procurement system was a tick-box exercise that failed to deliver visible improvement.
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🔮 Claim: The best way to deliver cleaner energy and a better environment is through markets, innovation and competition rather than state diktat, arbitrary deadlines and bureaucracy.
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🔮 Claim: Streeting refused to commit to raising defence spending to 3% of GDP by 2030 without explaining how it would be funded.
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🔮 Claim: The success of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games shows what Scotland can achieve when working together with ambition, and this same determination should be applied to building a stronger, fairer, more prosperous country.
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🔮 Claim: Khan warned AI could become a 'weapon of mass destruction of jobs' without proper controls, while also acknowledging AI's opportunities, and established the London AI and Jobs Taskforce.
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🔮 Claim: Reform UK will back the pension triple lock and fund it by cutting 'waste' on illegal migrants, welfare for non-workers, and net zero subsidies.
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🔮 Claim: Jenrick warns that Burnham's social care proposals represent an £18bn cost that will require significant tax increases, describing a proposed estate levy as 'cruel and punitive'.
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🔮 Claim: Rages about a Labour 'death tax' — including warning of 'a knock on the door by the taxman' after a relative dies — despite no such policy having been proposed.
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🔮 Claim: Announced school reforms to offer technical subjects from Year 10 alongside academic learning, arguing devolved skills policy can better connect young people with local jobs and that technical pathways should be valued equally with university.
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🔮 Claim: Government social care reform must embrace AI and robotics to make the sector sustainable and relieve staff pressures, or it will be using 'yesterday's thinking'.
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🔮 Claim: Farage proposes 'Operation Fortress', a military-led operation to intercept and return asylum seekers to France, claiming it would make Britain's border 'impenetrable'.
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🔮 Claim: Farage claims a Reform government would launch a military operation ('Operation Fortress') to intercept and return Channel asylum seekers to France, asserting that within a fortnight there would be 'no more boats'.