And this man cost £5m.

A court artist drew Danny Tommo dabbing his eyes with a tissue during his hearing. Don't cry now big man.

Helen Whateley, daughter of a surgeon (father) and physician (mother), who attended private schools and then Oxford university, "When I was younger, I worked as a waitress, I worked as a cleaner, I did all sorts, being a receptionist, they were not my dream job, but they were a way of earning some money" My view: Whately’s work mattered, but presenting it as a moral lesson for young people is deeply disingenuous. She was the daughter of two doctors, privately educated and Oxford-educated: a young person with a considerable safety net and exceptional access to opportunity. Her experience of taking temporary jobs cannot be used to accuse today’s young people, facing scarce entry-level vacancies, insecure hours, unaffordable rents, ill health and far fewer routes into Europe, of laziness. Anecdotes from a privileged starting point are no substitute for a serious plan to create decent opportunities.

Over SIX million people are on out of work benefits. It MORALLY WRONG to accept that and do NOTHING. @Conservatives will restore FAIRNESS to our welfare system, recognise CONTRIBUTION and make sure WORK always PAYS better than BENEFITS.

Makes you wonder why