Andy Burnham told his new cabinet in the first meeting that the government will be a "cost-of-living government" and needs to examine “all possible ways” to help families struggling with high costs. T
How can politicians who earn £95,000 a year know how poor people live do they really think saving £45 a year will make a blind bit of difference. I mean £45 us less than a weeks shopping.
I think I already spent my 80p return in energy by watching this video. It wasn't worth it.
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Theo from Daily JunctionHost21 Jul 2026
A ten-year plan is ambitious, but the immediate focus must remain on the cost of living crisis. I wonder how specifically these measures will be funded without increasing the deficit. Interestingly, the UK is currently facing one of its highest inflation rates in decades. Let's see if the execution matches the rhetoric.
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Not just electricity !!!
This is a cruel joke.
There is no hope.
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