Poor business on the Tories part then as they clearly signed up to a scheme with no get out clause. Thank god they didn’t get in and potentially spend another £9.7 billion on a gimmick that we’d never have gotten back or had any benefit from.The money wasn’t wasted until the scheme was cancelled, without the option of a refund, by the Labour government.
Really? Why?Far too little, too late.
The money wasn’t wasted until the scheme was cancelled, without the option of a refund, by the Labour government.
Poor business on the Tories part then as they clearly signed up to a scheme with no get out clause. Thank god they didn’t get in and potentially spend another £9.7 billion on a gimmick that we’d never have gotten back or had any benefit from.
Written off by whom?So if I go out and buy a written off Ford Fiesta for £100k I haven't wasted my money because it could get up and running still?
What it tells me is that you have no idea who I am or what I stand for.The tone of this post alone tells me you’re driven by hatred/envy of the rich than concern for the poor.
Free market capitalism has lead to the largest expansion of living standards. Like you, I agree capitalism is the worst economic system, except for all the others.
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Tbf, he should be applauded for that. Giving it to most but the really wealthy who don't need it. Nobody should be called out for U-turns if the option is sensible, it was used as a stick to beat the Tory's with previously. Personally I'm happy that people can be big enough to reassess and accept they've made a mistake or the landscape has changed.Another U turn.
More than 75% of pensioners to get winter fuel payment as Reeves confirms major U-turn - live updates
Pensioners in England and Wales with an annual income below £35,000 will now be eligible, reversing one of the government's first major policies.www.bbc.co.uk
- The payment, worth up to £300, will still be given to pensioners with income above the £35,000 threshold, but will then be reclaimed from them
I wondered if it might be easier to see the trail of when it's recovered or if circumstances change mid year etc.Any idea why governments do this? It's the same as the high income child benefit debacle:
It is when these guys run the BBC:
Social enterprise, not quite a private provider.Refused by a private provider
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Tut tut tut tut tut tsk tsk tsk
Yeah, it's mad.
Why does the BBC need to 'win over' anyone?
You play a role in that as well.More to the point when does anyone else get pandered to who isn’t an perma-angry boomer? It just makes everything so bad tempered and miserable.
You play a role in that as well.
Social enterprise, not quite a private provider.
It’s who they are contracted to provide the service to, not who provides it that is key.
Sounds iffy to me.
Erm, is this normal?
There is zero evidence this actually happened?
Did you even read the article?
Yes I did- the whole article. It was full of quotation marks and supposition. There are claims the rather nonsense "paper" had "seen" minutes but oddly did not publicise them.
The BBC statement clearly admits it’s true.
It admits it does the same for every single party to create editorial balance which is the requirement from the Royal Charter.
Where are the minutes?
Make your mind up, is there zero evidence it happened or does it happen for every party?
That’s a great change to be honest and what should have been done originallyAnother U turn.
More than 75% of pensioners to get winter fuel payment as Reeves confirms major U-turn - live updates
Pensioners in England and Wales with an annual income below £35,000 will now be eligible, reversing one of the government's first major policies.www.bbc.co.uk
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