"I still think that better management in households on Benefits would improve the children's health and well-being."
That goes without saying on any level Sen - if not for the good of the family, then for that of the planet - management of natural resources and ascertain that you aren't filling our hospitals with unnecessarily unhealthy people
It has nothing whatever to do with poverty and unfairness in Britain today, which you appear to be avoiding.
There is enough food to go around to feed everyone in Britain - why should the poor bear the burden ?
Any society that can't provide a system that allows its people to feed, clothe and house themselves is way past its sell-by date
Jim Carroll