Why is @SkyNews informing us that Farage is ‘talking’ to El Salvador about prison spaces!
He isn’t an MP, he is the leader of a party with 7 MP’s!
Can we have the opinion of @CountBinface as well?
Constantly platforming him and his company!
Teetering on the brink of financial collapse with £21 billion in debt, Thames Water has just handed a £1 million signing-on fee to its finance chief, Steve Buck.
Where did the money come from? It was drawn directly from an emergency borrowing facility provided by lenders trying to keep the utility solvent.
Let that sink in. A company carrying £21 billion in debt, warning that its cash reserves will run dry by the end of the year, borrowed money at crisis rates to pay a seven-figure sum to an executive who joined only 15 months ago.
This is not a business in distress. It is an extraction mechanism operating at peak efficiency.
While Thames Water negotiates smaller retention payouts for 14 other executives, chief executive Chris Weston saw his total pay package climb past £1 million last year. Meanwhile, raw sewage continues to pour into our rivers and service standards remain in the gutter.
The board claims contractual obligations forced their hand. But why are boardroom contracts treated as sacred scripture while the contract with the public to provide clean water is broken daily?
It is time to end the farce. The government must place Thames Water into a Special Administration Regime immediately, wipe out speculative equity, and bring our water back into public hands where it belongs.
When the boardroom treats insolvency as a bonus scheme and emergency loans as a payroll facility, that is not a business in distress; it is a crime scene with a corporate logo.
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Hi @andyburnham I spoke today to a friend whose father had Alzheimer’s. He told me that last year the council was paying around £900 a week for carers to visit four times a day, providing a combined total of about two hours of care per day.
That works out at approximately £64 per hour of delivered care to the agency.
While many care workers providing the actual visits are paid around £16 per hour.
For comparison, an experienced NHS Band 6 nurse earns around £20 per hour.
Why are taxpayers paying such high rates to private care providers when the frontline workers themselves receive a much smaller proportion of the cost?
Would a publicly provided model, with qualified nurses and care workers employed directly by the NHS or local authorities, provide better value and more consistent support, rather than relying on care agencies that often deliver short, offer fragmented visits, charge a fortune, and make extortionate profits?
Since privatization in 1989, water companies in England and Wales have paid out nearly £85 BILLION in total dividends to shareholders.
This is pure insanity.
Why are we allowing these gangsters to get away with this nonsense.
MPs are trying to push Thames Water into a 'cooperative model'.
Basically they have a babysitter from the State who sits with them until they behave, then in a few years it is back to business as usual.
NO, end the con, Nationalise.
In the 26 companies that operate a third of all of the care homes in this country, 200 MILLION pounds leaks out of that sector in the form of management fees for private investors. That's an astronomical sum that is not going to improving care or paying workers a fair wage, but is instead lining the pockets of wealth investors, often from overseas.
Social care is not a cash cow. It is a critical public service, limping along as its lifeblood is drained by private interests. Getting profiteers out of care is not a nice-to-have measure. It is a crucial starting point that any meaningful reform of the sector must build from.
Lean more about our social care campaign here: https://t.co/hrLXe6g4Yo
#StandUpForSocialCare
We are in the middle of an extreme drought while Water Companies in England who never build any reservoirs, allow billions of litres of water to leak every day
But still they are planning to build 100+ new 'Data Centres' that will use hundreds of millions of litres a day more
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The man is paying a heavy price for not standing with the United States.
The man is paying a heavy price for not bowing.
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When an MP can pocket more for a couple of hours of “work” than a nurse earns in a year, something is broken in our politics.
I've brought a Bill to ban ALL MPs' second jobs and will be launching a big campaign in the autumn to get this passed.
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Margaret Thatcher sold off all the family silver, and now we're having to pay Tom, Dick and Harry dividends, instead of building the treatment works that our water system needs.
The Tory privatisation of water has been an unmitigated disaster.
This tedious little w*nker is Chris Weston, CEO of Thames Water. He says:
"Bills have been too low for too long."
You will note that he says nothing about his salary has been too high for achieving f*ck all.
Thames Water has not built a reservoir SINCE 1977.
#BBCBreakfast
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First they came for the EU.
Then the ECHR.
They say leaving both will mean taking back control.
It’s all lies.
What they actually plan to take away is 100+ years of hard won worker’s rights, children’s rights, women’s rights, HUMAN rights, all of which make YOUR life better.
Palantir was sold to the NHS for £330m on the promise that it would magically reduce hospital stays by 15%.
It has been found to have no impact at all.
Get Palantir out.