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  1. MI5 warned of Russian and Chinese threats while Kemi Badenoch and Helen Whately criticized the Labour Party's welfare system.

Kemi Badenoch Criticizes Labour Over Youth Unemployment Crisis

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Kemi Badenoch criticized the Labour Party for failing to address the crisis of nearly one million young people not in education, employment, or training (Neets). She noted that youth unemployment is currently at a 12-year high. The Conservative party proposed a

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The criticism centers on the jobs situation, which reports attribute largely to Labour's policies, including sharp hikes in youth minimum wage rates and increased bosses’ NI liabilities. The Conservative plan aims to stimulate employment by reducing employer costs for younger workers.

MI5 warned of Russian and Chinese threats while Kemi Badenoch criticized the Labour Party's welfare system.

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  • Kemi BadenochCriticized the Labour Party's policies regarding welfare and the youth crisis.
  • Labour PartyThe party criticized for its handling of youth employment and welfare.

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