Comments by "dragonfly6908" (@dragonfly6908) on "Boris Johnson refuses to extend England’s free school meal scheme" video.

  1. Rishi Sunak announced an extra £1,000 for people on Universal Credit over the next 12 months, what are they doing with it?
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  2. During this Pandemic the Conservative Government have given people on Universal Credit an extra £1,000.
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  3. Labour in Wales don't care about the poor and people losing their jobs because they have just announced a lockdown despite their COVID-19 figures not being alarmingly high.
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  4.  @Jennyeq  Yes, let's hope the people of Wales remember and votes out Labour at the next election.
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  5. From his "magic money tree". Jeremy Corbyn is worth £3 million, maybe he would like to donate some of his own money.
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  6.  @andyb.5268  Corbyn had to be dragged kicking and screaming into a general election helped by the Liberal Democrats.
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  7. During this Pandemic the Conservative Government has increased Universal Credit by a £1,000.
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  8.  @caitlinbrennan9039  The benefit cap outside London is set at £20,000, a member of my family does not earn this amount working full time at our local council.
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  9. Boris has made sure that an extra £1,000 is going to those on Universal Credit.
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  10.  ByronRaver  Rishi Sunak announced an extra £1,000 for people claiming Universal Credit over the next 12 months and Working Tax Credit Basic Element by the same amount.
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  11. The extra £1,000 a year announced by Rishi Sunak is to benefit 4 million of the most vulnerable.
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  12.  @editor4578  The benefit cap outside London is £20,000, some people who work full time earn well below this including a member of my family who works full time at our local council.
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  13. There are more than a few "champagne socialists" in the Labour party including the multi millionaires Sir Keir Starmer (worth £3 to £4 million) and Jeremy Corbyn (worth £3 million).
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  14.  @YA-hm5zy  Doing what?.
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  15. Correct. The benefit cap outside London is £20,000. A member of my family earns under £20,000 working full time at our local council.
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  16.  @emm_arr  Or the opposition.
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  17.  ByronRaver  The benefit cap is £20,000 outside London, a member of my family earns less working full time at our local council.
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  18. It's a cesspit.
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  19.  @Goole1947  I think vouchers are the way to go and then people know that this is food that is being bought with the vouchers.
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  20.  @439bananas  In Scotland?, not sure about legacy benefits there.
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