''in the States, you either get a job or you f..ck somebody who has a job'' Sam Kinison

I thought I had covered that Midlands though may have said 'that was a different point' which it is, and if I interpret you correctly I absolutely agree it's just I don't want that to conflate with the issue which for me was this, female individual's, life decisions, personal responsibility and place within society.

Also, her neighbours may well be 'our soles' however that for me is quite the massive assumption and far more of one than saying she's a (insert Cryst-esque adjectives) who has had 5 kids, sponges off the state, charities and others etc. I'm actually inclined to believe the latter probably has some rings of truth to it though again do not know that factually and concede I could be wrong.

In any instance, to echo my earlier posts, firstly I don't agree with such lifestyle choices (assuming they are) and see them as ponces and secondly I don't see why the BBC thought this reasonable to report on? If they want to do something on cost-of-living crisis then perhaps visit your average, young couple or family where both adults work but have been massively affected by economic shifts (as one example)?

It's cryrst's bestie better known as Wisbech Eagle

They say 'there's somebody out there for everybody'...

Apparently she lives in Cardiff.

People who make significant errors of judgement are often adept at repeating that.