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• 55% of the seven million British people living in poverty are from working families. [source - Joseph Rowntree Foundation] • 67% of the four million British children growing up in poverty are from working families. [source - End Child Poverty] • Since 2010 the Tories have overseen the worst...

I reiterate, although I completely agree that May is making a fine mess of things, we have in front of us a government that has increased child poverty through their austerity agenda. That alone IMO should be enough to make the masses kick them out of government... an act of ‘political suicide’...

The reply wasn’t personal. A mere exasperated rambling. The title of the thread alone I find tiresome. The idea that after years of cuts, the systematic abuse of the poorest and most vulnerable in society, the fall in wages, a huge rise in poverty, the cruel and needless austerity agenda it’d be...

‘Not overspending’ ??? Is that the justification for cuts to almost everything and crippling the NHS whilst handing massive tax breaks to the super rich? All in this together my arse. Funny how there was no ‘magic money tree’ until Theresa needed to buy the DUP to cling on to power.