This scandal should be front page news. HMRC does not know how many billionaires are paying tax in the UK, or how much tax the super-rich are avoiding. When government is cutting from the poorest in our society, how can this be right? #TaxTheRich

Here is Feargal Sharkey explaining that the £100bn figure that is quoted by the government for the cost to renationalise the water industry comes from a report funded by the water companies themselves.

UK govt to review state pension age (SPA). SPA rising to 67 in 2026-28. Further rises likely. Rich retire whenever they want. Others work till bones ache. Life on low wage and low pension. Many won't live long enough to get pension. It is euthanasia. independent.co.uk/news/uk/politi…

The equivalent of 30 stories a day were published about an exodus of wealthy people that a new study finds was “non existent”.

Utterly disgraceful remarks from Wes Streeting These doctors are the backbone of our NHS Their real pay is down 20% compared to 2008 It's time they were treated with the respect and dignity they deserve

Lloyds boss warns Reeves against hiking taxes on banks as profits rise 17%. Banks bailed out, given £895bn QE, sell dud products, rarely prosecuted, closing branches, making mega profits but resent paying taxes. No one voted to be ruled by banks. theguardian.com/business/2025/…

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The Government says it would cost £99bn to bring water into public hands. That figure's based on a report paid for by the water companies which Dieter Helm has called 'economically illiterate'. In any scenario public ownership of water makes most sense. Join our mailing list

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Booking.com why if I’m charged for a booking am I not refunded the same amount you charged me, but less? I expect to be refunded the amount debited when booking if I cancel within time periods #ripoff #paywhatiwascharged

As we watch Keir Starmer and his team expand NHS privatisation, please remember that he was elected to become Labour leader saying specifically that he would remove NHS private outsourcing. He then quietly dropped this pledge in Summer 2022. This isn’t OK 🚨

"A nationally significant water shortfall is gripping England". You'd never believe water companies have had 35 years to plan for this but then again there's always been a plan, the one that was cheapest for WCs, drain ever river in the country dry, and now they're running out

Right wing coup in the UK. The state became guarantor of corporate profits Publicly-owned industries privatised at low prices. Public services outsourced. Private finance initiative. Tiny investment, huge returns. Bailouts - banks can't go bust. leftfootforward.org/2025/08/how-we…

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“There’s absolutely no wealthy people whatsoever that have ‘no choice’ but to leave the UK…they are choosing not to support a functioning society and choosing to prioritise increasing the concentration of wealth in their hands.” Our member Julia Davies speaks to LBC

When they fired checkout staff, supermarket prices didn't go down When they fired meter readers, energy prices didn't go down When they cut benefits/pensions your Public Services don't get more money They only cut things to feed the profits and cut the taxes of the richest

Conservative party leader says "don't expect things for free" to poor people, whilst claiming 3 grand for bills on her second home 🤦

NOW — The Cabinet Office has confirmed that Keir Starmer met BlackRock CEO Larry Fink on 20th May 2025 to discuss the UK economy. While they’ve admitted the meeting happened, they refused to disclose any agendas, notes, or correspondence. They claim details are exempt under: