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  So that's more than £6,000 per day for 'consultants' on a failing track and trace system versus £15 a week for food vouchers. Or £522m for the 'eat out to help out' scheme subisiding those who can afford restaurant meals as opposed to £24m to nourish children who can't.
  
  England won't pay when Northern Ireland will do so and Wales and Scotland have committed to do so until spring next year.
  
  People aren't stupid. They can see the way England is going. And here the sanctimonious start to bleat their self-righteous wisdom because a few, just a few, might misuse the system. So let's penalise them all, shall we? What does it matter if some go hungry?
  
  I would expect nothing else from the spineless Natalie but I do take my hat off to the few Tory MPs who had the courage to stand up to such petty venality at the inevitable cost to their own careers.

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