George Galloway hit out at Labour and the Conservatives, claiming most people "feel a wish for a plague on both their houses", in his first Commons speech on returning to Parliament.The leader of the Workers Party of Britain criticised the Chancellor's Budget as an "absolute nothing burger" which would not help Rochdale, the town he now represents.

George Galloway hit out at Labour and the Conservatives, claiming most people "feel a wish for a plague on both their houses", in his first Commons speech on returning to Parliament.The leader of the Workers Party of Britain criticised the Chancellor's Budget as an "absolute nothing burger" which would not help Rochdale, the town he now represents.