Simon Francis says households need an additional £1000 from government
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End Fuel Poverty activists want to save the government from having to intervene every year to help its citizens. He argued that the British needed progressive policies. cost of living crisis. Speaking to his LBC, Simon Francis said: Financial support to all households, in addition to the £400 already given by the government and deducted from people's bills.
"They've established a mechanism to do it now.I think the starting point is to take £1000 out of people's bills and bring it down to a level close to what it was before.
" It's a huge amount, an absolutely huge amount, but it's the biggest crisis to hit people's finances since the bank crash, and the response needs to be commensurate with that level of crisis.
28} “We need help, but we also need more targeted support for benefit-receiving groups: the elderly.“What we must do is It's also about understanding that this is a major financial crisis, but it happens every winter."
Justin: "Are you laughing? Starmer's future? Richard Theiss of "Had enough of the English."
He added: I don't want to see people living year after year relying on providing a Or said much of 40 years of progress was lost.
The former prime minister told BBC Radio 4's World at One programme: It has pushed me into extreme poverty in ways I never thought would happen again in my lifetime.I believe the government can act now.
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Penny Mordaunt commented on the cost-of-living handout about grilling. In other parts of Europe there is a lot of action going on.The question is what to do here.”
The problem of increasing costs is the ongoing maintenance It was at the center of the party's leadership contest.
Former Tory Co-Chairman Oliver Dowden called Liz Truss' planned National Insurance premium hike "insufficient."
Rishi Sunak His supporter, Mr Dowden, told BBC News: Contributions to the National Insurance. Full-time the national living wage earns him less than £60.
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"Contrast that whoever the prime minister is, they will benefit f about £1,800.
"So , this is not the way to help people during this very difficult time."
Mr Dowden added: "Providing direct assistance is obvious, tax cuts alone are not enough."
Ms. Truss promised tax cuts "immediately" if she won her 10th-place election, saying, She will accelerate the reversal of national insurance rate increases for six months.
