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UK water watchdog woos investors with ‘guaranteed revenues’ as it seeks £50bn Funds are needed to back projects to improve Britain’s crumbling water infrastructure

Ofwat/Govt promised this to England's water company investors.

“right to collect” revenues from customers, “opportunities for upside”, “capped liabilities” and “investment positive” ... “no exposure to competitive or market stranding risks”

This is a licence to fleece people.
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I prosecute and defend the most serious sexual offences in our courts.

The overwhelming majority of offenders are British-born. Overwhelmingly the victim is someone known to them, either a partner or relative.

Anybody purporting to care about protecting women might start there.

He really is a detestable ugly individual.

One day that head of his will fall off.

A fair price to the public for water nationalisation | Letter Letter: The government is wrong on the cost of bringing water back into public ownership, write Prof Becky Malby, Dr Kate Bayliss, Prof Frances Cleaver and Prof Ewan McGaughey

UK govt is wrong on the cost of bringing England's water back into public ownership.

Its £100bn number has no economic/legal basis.

The cost of public ownership is "closer to zero".

Companies are bankrupt, their shareholders and lenders have already extracted billions.

This test series was as good as it gets.

Regulator examines £1.3m paid to Yorkshire Water boss via offshore parent company Sums given to Nicola Shaw will need to comply with rules that ban bonuses for chief executives

England water regulator examines £1.3m paid to Yorkshire Water CEO via offshore parent company.

Did OFWAT not know/ask? What was govt doing whilst YW circumvented exec bonus rules?

These cat-and-mouse games will continue until water is nationalised. Empower customers to vote on exec pay.

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 all we want is balance not bias

Sky News changes Reform UK coverage after receiving thousands of complaints Sky News today altered their coverage of Reform UK press conferences after a concerted campaign organised by Best for Britain.

In three days, more than 5,000 people used our online tool to write to Sky News and make a formal complaint.

“The changes made by Sky News today to reclaim some degree of editorial control are welcome and we thank our supporters for taking action.” ~AA

www.bestforbritain.org/sky_news_cha...

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These greedy b’stards only have one lens. Exploitation through capital

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Farage will be worse than Truss.
Very clever people are struggling to manage capital, as seen in the US, if you push them away, chaos ensues.

The EU…trade deals.

Labour should get it done, Farage would have a amazing melt-down of epic proportions

European capitalism will be after him, they won’t have forgotten his role in Brexit.

Reeves continues to demonstrate that she is no friend of the majority of the electorate.

It is a worst case scenario🤷🏻‍♂️

It took Farage 8 attempts to become an MP.

I would argue it’s a very different situation in the US, but it is beginning to fester there too.

CEO pay is up 1,085% since 1978, while typical worker pay is up just 24%. 

Why do we always hear "we can't afford to pay our workers more" but never "we can't afford to pay our CEO more"?

Workers of the world unite!

Good old Rachel - at least we know exactly where she stands

Chancellor’s attempt to intervene in car finance scandal branded ‘disgraceful’ Defending industry over consumers sends ‘really bad message’, says Treasury committee member Bobby Dean

"Reeves’s efforts to intervene in supreme court on the car finance scandal were unprecedented and disgraceful

"Sends a really bad message to consumers that Labour is willing to defend wrongdoing by banks"

- Lib Dem 🔶 Treasury committee member Bobby Dean MP

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Excellent.
All of us who are reasonable people want is balance. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Inadvertently he has drawn more attention to it and that he makes others accountable for his actions

I did, it had to be done to remove the Tories, but never again.

Politics in the country is a shambles.

Sky is a little better than the BBC News these days. The bias improved when Kay Burley retired, she was awful.

I wouldn’t watch GB News, not ever.

Trump isn’t very bright is he? He makes those doing their job properly accountable for his dreadful decision-making.