By years of heartless Tory cuts

tried to drag their policies into the light. To tell the stories of men such as Gulf War veteran Martin Pearson, 50, who walks miles to work and home again because he can’t afford the bus fare.

Of homeless workers I met in West London sleeping rough unable to pay their rent. Of Cheryl Porter crying as she saw the maternity unit that DRIVEN TO TEARS Cheryl Porter saved her and her son Leo’s life shut. And of Mitchell Keenan who got frostbite living in an icy tent with his dad after the Bedroom Tax left them homeless. Theresa May has no plans to end the horrific welfare cuts, no plan to tackle the NHS crisis, low pay, greedy bosses or the housing emergency. So no, nothing on earth would stop me voting Labour in this election.