Here's an interesting point. BBC Radio Five Live this morning had a phone in on whether people are better off under Labour. Towards the beginning, one of the invited commentators stated that people who are in work are likely to be better off than those who are unemployed.
Considering most people still work 9-5, the phone-in started at 9am, thus avoiding the drive time catchment, and the majority of views were consequently negative, I can only assume that the BBC has a point to prove here...
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