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'The system is broken, their priority will always be the shareholders' Campaigner Steve Coogan spoke to #BBCBreakfast as part of a special programme as water bills are due to increase by an average £120 a year in England and Wales

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peter maclarenvor 1 Jahr

Steve Coogan talking sense while the spokesman for the water companies was spouting from a scrip not answering the questions and talking about a return on investment which you don’t have to do if it’s public owned. Water should never be privatised ever!

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Rarely Tolerable.vor 1 Jahr

All the leftist who swore off X because of the election results are now flooding back to Elon's social media platform to complain about him "stealing" govt money. But they are making him more actual money by increasing his engagement and ad inventory on X.

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Lorraine Avor 1 Jahr

Unbelievable that water (an essential life source) was privatised in the first place. Their main priority is to their shareholders instead of the general public and the local environment.

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shatnersvor 1 Jahr

MPs get pay rise. Everyone else gets shafted.

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Peter Martinvor 1 Jahr

BBC beneficiary Steve get any pension from the BBC, propped up by the TVL?

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Sneak Unique Ⓑvor 1 Jahr

What a legend and absolutely on the money!

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Barry Mvor 1 Jahr

78 billion in dividends since privatisation of the water companies. That should of been invested into the system. Privatisation is for profit not for public interest.

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Happyalwaysvor 1 Jahr

Starmer & others are saying to use Russian seized money to help those in Ukraine. If they can do that because “Russia is bad”, then why not liquidate all UK water companies, sack all apart from shop floor/front line workers because those running UK water have hurt UK citizens more than Russia has.

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andrew pearson, EX tory voter and Guy Fawkes fan.vor 1 Jahr

Have you only just figured this out 😂😂 Or is it part of the gaslighting , to persuade the people that you have our back 🤔🤔

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shatnersvor 1 Jahr

Taking back control: Latest

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Claire Jonesvor 1 Jahr

Water from the rivers/lakes the water companies say are clean needs to be bottled and served at their board meetings.

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