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Power firms paid out £7billion to shareholders while bills for ordinary customers have rocketing.
20 banks being investigated, £Trillion's made in systematic fraud.
The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (Adass) showed that in the past two years social care budgets had lost £1.89bn in funding, at a time when pressure from rising numbers of older and disabled adults continues to grow at 3% per year.
Core service cuts, cuts to youth project's, cuts to adult social care staff, 416 reported public sector cuts.
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Rich landowners paid millions in farming subsidies
'Honest farmers suffer'
The data from England, Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland shows that 889 landowners received more than £250,000. Of those, 133 were given more than £500,000 and 47 of those were given more than £1m in subsidy.
Jack Thurston, who campaigns for reforms to the Common Agriculture Policy's subsidy, said: "These are very wealthy people and if we're in the business of handing out public money to farmers because they're poor, these are not the kind of people that we'd be handing that money to."
Mr Thurston said the system is flawed because it rewards large landowners based on the number of hectares they own, not on financial need.
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"economy struggling under a burden of excessive government spending with too many people allowed to rot their lazy backsides on benefits".
The same can be said for some "lazy idle rich" living like parasites off the back of honest genuine hard working people, who deserve better.