[Kizzy]

I suggested it as it is how I feel Livia I'm not attempting to influence or preempt how Josy feels.
No matter how you look at it it the situation has mushroomed, almost 69,000 extra people year on year for 5yrs ... I'm sure that 5 years ago all if these people were in our communities struggling we would've noticed?
Are we more compassionate now than we were then, are professionals referring these people for the heck of it, unstable employment, bedroom tax and benefit sanctions or any combination of these don't account for any increase whatsoever?

People are affected by poverty porn as that is what it was designed to do.
The economy has recovered slightly and yet households are currently on average £1100 worse off, I don't envisage this changing for many following 12 billion in cuts.