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An unelected leader begins national governance from Manchester while the civil service and ministerial machinery stay in London.
A former diplomat exposes Civil Service unaccountability: 12x deadlier than dismissal, double sickness absences, promotions on jargon not results. This insider view reveals systemic rot driving public sector failure.
Government internships label £80k train drivers as working class via occupation, not income, sidelining police and prison officers on lower pay. This rigid system distorts social mobility efforts across parties.
Civil servants march in Pride events on work time, wearing official gear and breaching neutrality laws. Precedent from police ruling exposes deepening institutional bias across UK public sector.
Guidance labels public concerns over migrant housing priorities as disinformation risks, enabling state surveillance of dissent while ignoring policy failures and integration breakdowns. This suppresses debate on real costs and assaults.