Health, Tax and Yemen: Three UK Ministers, A Rudderless Boat and No Paddle

‘It has been a bad week for Prime Minister David Cameron’s decimation-bent government at home and abroad.

His Chancellor, George Osborne is hell bent on targeting, it seems, all but the mega-rich and the multi-nationals, determined to erase all affordable social housing in a country where the average salary – before tax – is £25,500 (2014 figure) and the average rent for a modest flat is £816 and £1,000 in London.

The disabled and ill, are targeted by ever more draconian measures. A petition demanding the government publish the figures of how many ill, disabled and in need people had died or committed suicide has gathered a quarter of a million signatures so far. A publication the government has refused in spite – or perhaps because of – a spate of reports of heartrending tragedies in the media.’

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