what struck me was the difference in attitudes ....... the guy who was obtaining goods by deception, using his son to con people,telling bare faced lies, the woman who couldnt make ends meet but had a house full of dogs and kids playing computer games on a huge tv, living off takeaways ........ then you have the young girl who lived on £20pw food, sold all she could and was desperate to make something of herself.
there is only one there that has my real sympathies and respect and i hope that young lady finds success so that living on £20 becomes but a bad memory.
The thing that made me cringe was the patronising approach of the woman standing on stage telling us to remember the poor, then they go right ahead bend the rules and help a con man. Sorry but they are just people, not the "poor" pitied and somehow less than worthy..... help those in trouble yes dont patronise them in the name of religion. Sorry if that offends but just my opinion