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Among Tory voters, 57% back the Government to run utilities and 29% prefer the private sector.
Omnisis also asked voters if Britain was right or wrong to leave the EU, with 59% saying we were wrong to leave versus 41% saying we were right.
‘If you’re flat on your back it’s quite easy to grow faster.’
“Until policy-makers stop attacking wages and take on the corporate profiteers there will be no end to this cost-of-living crisis.”
“There may have been times in the recent past where Labour was afraid to speak the language of class at all – but not my Labour Party.”
The good news of today doesn’t make up for 15 years of unprecedented wage stagnation.
The trade union body has set out options for taxing the small number of individuals with wealth over £3 million, £5 million and £10 million
The report also warns that when it comes to work, older workers are a particular risk of heat stress
BME workers account for two thirds of the growth of insecure workers in this period – despite BME workers making up just 14% of the overall workforce.
It comes as a leading economic think tank warned that the UK is on course to experience five years of “lost” economic growth and is at risk of a recession next year.
