A bit of background info on Wes Streeting that you won’t have been given in his TV interviews today - particularly in regard to discussions about junior doctors and the @NHSuk There will have been no mention of the amount of money Wes has received from wealthy private healthcare providers in donations. The @ElectoralCommUK website shows that Wes has received £587,259.00 in donations. These include: £237,900.00 from the multimillionaire, private healthcare provider and Labour donor Peter Hearn. £80,000 from the billionaire banker and hedge fund manager John Armitage. £11,500 from Labour donor Sir Trevor Chinn. £34,500 from the entrepreneur, banker and Labour donor Anthony Watson. £37,000 from the consortium Labour For The Long Term @Labourlongterm £3,143 from @unisontheunion £15,000 from Labour donor Ruth Driscoll of @mariecurieuk £5,000 from the once prominent Tory Lord Phillip Harris. £2,000 from the @CommunityUnion £5,000 from the software company @CalyxSoftware £5,000 from Labour donor Richard Parker. £14,600 from Lord Alli. £16,000 from Labour donor Linda Riley. £20,000 from Labour donor Francesca Sainsbury Perrin. With his £159,038 salary, expenses (£33,653.91 claimed in the past year), generous donations, allowances and perks, Wes is prospering very nicely at Westminster. On 9th July 2025 Wes voted for the Universal Credit/PIP cuts that will result in further hardship for people who are disabled and vulnerable. Wes also voted to scrap the #WinterFuelPayment to vulnerable pensioners 🥶 and voted to retain the two child benefit cap which ‘significantly contributes to child poverty’ in the UK. @UKLabour @wesstreeting @IlfordNorthCLP @JuniorDocStrike