www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-24358392
What's the best way to create a "land of opportunity for all" then, Dave?
This would just mean no benefit at all for under-25, it's hard to see how they could be 'cut' any further.

BTW, how did Cameron get a quite attractive wife? Obviously, I already know the answer, she's just as blue blooded as him, and they married for hereditary reasons, but that's beside the point.

Yeah I just heard that now. They don't want people under 25 to get benefits, and choose a work-free life. Twats! Just means while there are no jobs to be had, young people will have to be fully supported by their parents for longer. The other option being to stay in education, assuming they're able to, and get way over their heads in debt.

Gilly wrote: All I can say is that we have traversed beyond the point of insanity. If things continue uninterrupted on their present course, I shudder to think what state we will be in a few decades down the line.

I know: it used to look like this



And that photo was from an article by this guy



blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/robertcolvile...ting-not-inequality/

And he scoffs at the notion of child poverty

Here is one of his readership
blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/robertcolvile...om-thatchers-vision/

So, this is not alarmist conspiracy theory from a crazed lefty: this is what they WANT

When they say business they mean big corporates, small businesses which employ most of the British workforce will continue to get shat upon.

Indeed they will. If you're not rich you're little people.