Humiliating defeat for Theresa May in landmark Supreme Court appeal over 'stateless' terror suspect

[Dedworth]

not so little if your a Union member gWapito

dedworth is always about doctors pay, union bosses pay(£100k) , dedworth what about the chief execs pay from SSE, his basic is just £755,000 and they've just forced people to start paying near to a 10% increase for gas and electric

An obscene salary but if the shareholders let the Chief Exec earn it you can't really blame him for taking it £28 billion turnover company with 20000 employees. Wait and see what the rest of them do over price increases but there is a spineless regulator OFGEM (appointed by Labour) which the Govt have said they will sort out and more importantly a large chunk of the increase are due to arch hypocrite & Champagne Socialist Millipede.

As you didn't spot it Joe I'll copy below my post #45 from this thread :-

HOW ED DEFENDED HIGHER BILLS

In January 2010, he promised to push ahead, saying: ‘Yes, there are upward pressures on energy bills, and that makes life difficult for people, including those in fuel poverty, but it is right that we go down the low-carbon energy route.’

[gWaPito]

An obscene salary but if the shareholders let the Chief Exec earn it you can't really blame him for taking it £28 billion turnover company with 20000 employees. Wait and see what the rest of them do over price increases but there is a spineless regulator OFGEM (appointed by Labour) which the Govt have said they will sort out and more importantly a large chunk of the increase are due to arch hypocrite & Champagne Socialist Millipede.

As you didn't spot it Joe I'll copy below my post #45 from this thread :-

HOW ED DEFENDED HIGHER BILLS

In January 2010, he promised to push ahead, saying: ‘Yes, there are upward pressures on energy bills, and that makes life difficult for people, including those in fuel poverty, but it is right that we go down the low-carbon energy route.’

I'm glad you reposted that Ded. .you could call it selective reading on some folks part. .perhaps this piece of Labour history has been deemed ''past is past''