Not a wind fall tax

[SueEllen]

Who are the undeserving?

I'm guessing you'll be handing your £400 back, or giving to a fuel poverty charity?

Anyone who isn't working e.g. those 50-70 year old men with degrees who have given up working.

[Gibbon]

Anyone who isn't working e.g. those 50-70 year old men with degrees who have given up working.

I gave up working in my 30's, still get paid though!

[hugebrain]

Who are the undeserving?

I'm guessing you'll be handing your £400 back, or giving to a fuel poverty charity?

Second home owners, wealthy pensioners, oil company executives, landlords, you. This is worse than Rashford begging for free food for his tenants so he can whack the rents up.

I’ll be handing back thousands through inflation so I’m already suffering.

[BlasterBates]

This is not even showing up a a "blip" on Shell or BP's share price which confirms my view that ultimately it's a tax that the consumer will be paying. They'll just simply wind back North sea oil production and sell at an even higher price.

[SueEllen]

This is not even showing up a a "blip" on Shell or BP's share price which confirms my view that ultimately it's a tax that the consumer will be paying. They'll just simply wind back North sea oil production and sell at an even higher price.

Win!

[Zigenare]

So, money is taken from energy giants along with £10BN of additional public borrowing and given to the public for them to give all of it back to........the energy giants.

What Sunak has actually done is borrow £10BN, add it to your debt and give it to energy companies.

No tulip, Sherlock! However, do you want old Widow Miggins to freeze next winter?

[AtW]

What Sunak has actually done is borrow £10BN, add it to your debt and give it to energy companies.

And he taxes that amount at new higher rate...