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Privatisation brought a Wild West-style rampage at the hands of bank consortiums, private equity firms and sovereign wealth funds committed to extracting every last penny from customers and workers and building up debts while splashing out on dividends.

Debt that thames water has a cumulated since privatisation. servicing the debt remains a huge headache at the date out of the water regulator said too much money had been borrowed and efforts are still continuing to try to find the money to shore up the finances of britton�*s biggest water company. jonah fisher, bbc news, reading. lets turn to china because it has overtaken japan as the worlds biggest car exporter. their numbers surged 80%, year—on—year in the first five months of 2023 tha...

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The NHS was the jewel in the crown of the post-war welfare state and has been cherished by millions of workers ever since. But it has been brought to the brink of collapse by systematic underfunding and the principle of care “free at the point of use” is in severe peril.

Executive left last week as the extent of thames waters problems became clear. anyone in a statement apologised for what she said where the errors and poorjudgment that led to the misleading the environment agency. ifind a £35 million is a tiny amount when compared to the £14 billion of debt that tends water has accumulated since privatisation. servicing that debt remains a huge headache, and today, the head of the water regulator said too much money had been borrowed and that efforts are stil...

"They’re happy to take all of the profits, hoard them and then turn to the taxpayer when it all goes tits up," the SNP MP said.

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