Certainly, the billionaires have more influence on its economic policies than the trade unions.

The latest figures show that the bosses of the country’s 100 biggest companies pocket£1,170 per hour, based on a 12.5 hour day, 109 times more cash than the average full-time worker.

The CEOs of the big finance companies top up their  paltry salaries with unlimited bonuses.

For awhile there was a mandatory cap on Bankers’ bonuses, limiting bonus payments to the equivalent of doubling the salary. This cap was removed in 2023 in case it might deter people with money-grubbing talent from going for the top jobs.

The Labour Front Bench supported this move, as well as ruling out a super-tax on the super-rich, and ruling out a mansion tax and increased capital gains tax.

I suppose this cosy-ing up to the billionaires is aimed at winning their votes for Labour candidates (and pigs might fly). It surely has something to do with the oleaginous Peter Mandelson, money-grubbing multi-millionaire (and close confidante of the late Jeffrey Epstein and various Russian oligarchs), being an adviser to Keir Starmer, along with the resurrected war criminal Tony Blair.

Keir Starmer has killed the Labour Party and it is still kicking aimlessly.