“A blind man on a galloping horse would see this for what it is. Essentially what we have here is the government wanting to deflect from a bad news day."
Wealthy homeowners will receive the discount for both their primary home and their holiday home, which might not even be occupied for most of the year.
The problem with one off support packages is that they are, by definition, one offs.
What is it about the Sue Gray report that made him do it now, do you think?
All at a time when the chancellor has told the British people he has no money to ease the cost-of-living crisis.
Brexiter James Dyson and his family moved up to second in the list after a £6.7 billion increase to £23 billion.
"But when you needed to cut the £20 Universal Credit uplift, the system was working just fine?"
“We can’t have a situation where a UK Chancellor and his family maintain economic interests in the Putin regime.”
The Chancellor acknowledged families are ‘anxious’ about another price cap hike in October as many are already struggling with soaring bills.