After Labour's tax-raising Budget, many hardworking people will be thinking, why do I bother? Labour say many people on benefits are working. That's true. But on average only 20 hours a week. Why should those working 40, 50, or 60 hours a week, who aren't well-off and have kids of their own, pay more in tax to pay for those working less? Making welfare pay more than work is not compassionate. It is not a helping hand, it is a trap. #foryoupage❤️❤️ #fyp #britian #labour #tax

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Rupert Lowe has ignited a fierce Commons clash by calling out religious exemptions that allow animals to be slaughtered without stunning. At the heart of the row is a simple question many feel politicians avoid: why are British animal welfare standards suspended when it comes to non-stunned meat? Lowe argues consumers are being kept in the dark, with millions unknowingly buying meat from animals killed fully conscious. For supporters, this isn't about faith - it's about transparency, welfare, an