@MakeItAQuote@Aethelleas @Rad_Reflections Children. Really? You wish death on little children. I'll tell you something lady. Karma is a bitch and I'm sure it's coming for you.
@DaleVince There are 800,000 jobs currently available in the U.K. There are already 1.6 million people looking for work. Can you explain to me how adding roughly a million disabled and sick people to the job pool will work? 'Cause I'm confused.
@paul43471534 You don't get twice as much on benefits as on state pension. A single pensioner gets around ยฃ880 pm (after tax). A single unemployed person gets ยฃ393.45. And you still pay NI on that.
@NadiaWhittomeMP There are 800,000 jobs currently available in the U.K. There are already 1.6 million people looking for work. Can you explain to me how adding roughly a million disabled and sick people to the job pool will work? 'Cause I'm confused.
@premnsikka There are 800,000 jobs currently available in the U.K. There are already 1.6 million people looking for work. Can you explain to me how adding roughly a million disabled and sick people to the job pool will work? 'Cause I'm confused.
@Keir_Starmer There are 800,000 jobs currently available in the U.K. There are already 1.6 million people looking for work. Can you explain to me how adding roughly a million disabled and sick people to the job pool will work? 'Cause I'm confused.
@LBC There are currently (ONS), around 800,000 vacancies in the UK. There's also 9,400,000 economically inactive adults in the U.K. How will forcing 1,000,000, sick & disabled people into work actually work? Where are these extra jobs coming from? None of this makes any sense.
@Ed_Miliband If just 1% of our bill is from the use of gas, the most expensive source, our whole bill is charged at that highest rate. Someone is making a lot of money. It certainly isn't the overwhelming percentage of bills payers.
@LBC Why am I not surprised to hear a Tory saying that we should keep the current level of foreign aid and fund the rise in the war machine by targeting benefits in this country. Always the same song.