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The right wingers seem angry and surprised that Labour are prioritising different options than those they prefer.
Winter fuel allowance
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Denso try this then. You don't care.
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I've cooked five meals since Christmas - now I'm going to be freezing
Widower Elaine Yates from Irchester, Northants, has slammed Labour's 'cruel' plan to axe winter fuel payments, saying she already can't afford to use her oven to cook.
However, plenty of morons liked the last shower's wheeze of stealing from most of us, to give to themselves and their chums
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Elaine has been moaning about different things for years, all Tory issues. She'll get the help she needs.
Carer's fears as millions face bill rises as triple lock scrapped
Elaine Yates, 72, of Northampton, said she 'feels abandoned
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My state pension doesn't cover the cost of my leaking roof. I've lost all hope
Elaine Yates says her £170 a week state pension is not enough to cover the costs of essentials including food and home repairs
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The plight of vulnerable people who are stranded in their own homes
The threat that well-meaning but shamefully under-protected home carers might be infecting their clients has gone virtually unreported, as experts warn the crisis is gathering pace.
Exclusive - Three major charities call on Rishi Sunak to raise benefits: 'People are existing, not living'
Age UK, Save the Children and the Child Poverty Action Group have said the government must help 'both young and old'.
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Elaine has been moaning about different things for years, all Tory issues. She'll get the help she needs.
Carer's fears as millions face bill rises as triple lock scrapped
Elaine Yates, 72, of Northampton, said she 'feels abandoned
My state pension doesn't cover the cost of my leaking roof. I've lost all hope
Elaine Yates says her £170 a week state pension is not enough to cover the costs of essentials including food and home repairs
The plight of vulnerable people who are stranded in their own homes
The threat that well-meaning but shamefully under-protected home carers might be infecting their clients has gone virtually unreported, as experts warn the crisis is gathering pace.
Exclusive - Three major charities call on Rishi Sunak to raise benefits: 'People are existing, not living'
Age UK, Save the Children and the Child Poverty Action Group have said the government must help 'both young and old'.uk.news.yahoo.com
Is she the Daily Mail's equivalent of The Daily Mash's "Tom Logan"?
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yes, you're absolutely right, migrants in warm cosy hotels, our old people who have worked hard all their lives paying into our country shivering away in their houses.
Why don't they ask the migrants to spend one night a week hotel-less and use this massive saving to fund winter fuel payments for our elderly.
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Mick and Elton don't need it, if you think they do then you need to think again.
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just the sort of brainless logic I would expect from Dougle out of Farther Ted fame
What was it Elton gave in charitable donations last year (£27 million)? how much tax has he paid in his life time, seriously you are going to punish a lot (million +) elderly to spitefully make no difference to a handful of super rich who will be paying back in taxation 100's x more than these widely spread benefits
the means testing would cost more than just making sure our elderly (and in particular the ones who are too proud to ask, like my 90 year old mother) keep warm.
This vile virtue signalling socialist gov care more about migrants than they do about our elderly - just shameful
Yup but they are overpaid before their rise
The driver I know is extremely comfortable and his misses cuts hair cash only so no tax or ni there either
However, plenty of morons liked the last shower's wheeze of stealing from most of us, to give to themselves and their chums
Wondering if you'll still be saying this after their first budget.
Why are you obsessed with two ageing musicians? Is it to deflect from you not having a sensible argument?
My second house was, when we first moved in, so inefficient that it neither got, nor "kept warm", no matter how high or long the heating was on.
Part of the issue (and not directly related to WFP) is that, no matter how much money some spend on heating, it will be wasted expenditure.
Wondering if you'll still be saying this after their first budget.
Whereas you've already made your mind up, no?
This seems to be a thing these days, lots of businesses specifying cash only. Lot of takeaways doing it, local chippy too. Seems odd in an increasingly cashless society. Wonder what Inland Rev reckon?
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