Octopus Energy commits to repaying £3 billion used for Bulb's nationalisation, highlighting fiscal responsibility and the integration of renewable energy goals. The reimbursement showcases efficiency in public spending.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies states that scrapping the two-child benefit cap would cost £3.4 billion. The policy has sparked debate due to its social and economic implications. Critics argue it exacerbates child poverty while supporters claim it controls welfare spending.
