Money Saving Expert Warns Of 'Civil Unrest' Over Cost Of Living Crisis!

Money saving expert, Martin Lewis, has warned that if the cost of living crisis is not properly handled, it could get out of control and lead to civil unrest.

His warning came in an article for the Sunday Telegraph:

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[am-tdgp]

I believe it's coming Max. The more the Tories ignore this. The worst it will get. We can't afford the Tories.

[ShaunieDale]

The Tories know that civil unrest is just around the corner, hence their desire to control protest with the crime and policing bill and their desire to neuter the human rights legislation we have.

[steverichmond]

The Tories don't care.... The press are totally in the control of the Tories - including the BBC

[markgoestofrankfurt]

This is the problem with having a corrupt govt outside the EU, at least when we were in the EU the technocrats offered checks and balances to the loony nationalists. No wonder Gove said he was sick of experts.

[ruthguthrie]

When Martin Lewis is stuck then you know we really are in trouble.

[JRattheranch]

For such a level headed man like Martin to utter such a statement about civil unrest is truly remarkable! He's a champion of the nation in so many ways! But this hard brexit on top of everything else, could well be the straw that breaks the camel's back!

[nicks]

Poverty is a political choice for a rich country.

[mikehall]

‘British people don’t protest, they grumble’ never a truer word.

[Garthdon]

Said this before, and I will repeat it again. The Tories didn't want to feed your poor children. So what makes you think they want to help their parents?

[mandycouchbean]

Kudos to Martin Lewis for Speaking out! 👏👏❤️🙂

[williambruce]

The sad truth is if there is no Civil unrest the English Government will feel vindicated in everything they've done.

[eddys.]

"Civil unrest over Cost of Living"

Obviously a Brexit Benefit....

[darrell]

The 5th, or 6th, wealthiest nation. And people are still taken in, believing that the son-in-law of a billionaire drives a friggin' Kia

[claudioricci]

There’s a good reason why Priti Patel rushed through with no scrutiny the tougher protest laws…

[DrRusty]

The Govt has foreseen this, in seeking to effectively ban protests.

[Aldo_Regozzani]

I estimate, that bodies need to pile higher for Brits to start seeing through the lies. The threshold for enduring human suffering is astonishingly high. It takes time for this to become unbearable. Additionally, the organisation of laws and enforcing powers in Britain will lift this threshold even higher.

It is too sad.

[razkhan]

It's about time we should get together ... lewis is correct what
Hes saying... the people need to wake up and take action and not just grumble ...

[mandycouchbean]

I like Martin Lewis he talks a lot of sense !❤️🙂

[iandavidson]

Why do you think the anti-protest laws are being forced through? It’s not for climate change protesters solely, it’s for what is coming down the line very soon to the UK due to the current situation and Brexit too.

[sassysteveartist]

For Martin Lewis to see civil unrest as being likely, we are in very dangerous times. And it's fully justified, because the Tories are destroying our ability to even afford the essentials to sustain life. #crimeminister #toriesout