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Labour & Co-Operative MP for Rochdale. Minister for Early Education. Proud Dale fan. Facebook.com/PaulWaughUK
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By Paul Waugh
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Chief executive of Ofwat, David Black, on @BBCr4today sounding very much like a spokesman for the water companies, rather than their regulator. Suggests critics have a "confusion" between company returns and dividends, adds the industry is "complex" + "difficult to understand" DB: “Companies are competing on international capital markets.
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Delayed, rushed and mistargeted but Sunak’s energy package is still welcome

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By Paul Waugh
| Uber Turco
The Government of Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak is big state and tax-raising, not that they would ever admit it. Battered by events – notably the pandemic, the cost of living crisis and the self-inflicted “Partygate” shambles – the Chancellor and the Prime Minister have needed to repeatedly intervene in the economy, outside of the normal six-month cycle of Budgets and Spring Statements.
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We are onto Boris Johnson and he knows it’: the inside story of Labour under Keir Starmer

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By Paul Waugh, Martin Plaut
| martinplaut.com
As the second anniversary as Labour leader looms, Starmer’s MPs accept he has yet to ‘seal the deal’ with voters. By Paul Waugh Chief Political Commentator – Inews April 2, 2022 6:00 am(Updated 11:34 am) Keir with Camden Labour Council Candidates at Camden manifesto release When Sir Keir Starmer was first told on Monday evening that police fines were imminent for those involved in Partygate, his instant reaction was telling. “For Johnson?” he asked.
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