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• George Thomas
  @Jana - there are savings which can be made within benefits system and based on who is paid, true, but only if we recognise that many people get paid when they ...
• Jana
  @Nick Baird Absolutely correct. However if it resulted in a pension increase next year 1% less than it would otherwise be, it would save £14 Billion compared ...
• George Thomas
  Trying to answer the question in the title rather than the shot at the SNP, one of the reasons Wales is more difficult to manage financially is because a lot of...
• Iain Donaldson
  John is right to distinguish between devolution and federalism. They are related but not identical. Devolution is about bringing decisions closer to the people ...
• Nick Baird
  @Jana - ending the triple lock won't reduce the current level of spending on pensions. It will just reduce the future growth of that expenditure, that will inev...