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Why is everything broken in the UK? From long A&E waits to failing emergency services, many Brits are asking what are taxes for. This video examines the state of public service broadcasting and citizen centricity in the face of current news and UK politics.

Sold Off, Shut Down: How Britain Lost Its Public Services—And Who Got Rich From It | The Miss Information Podcast with Zee aka The Reluctant Accountant

Why are Britain’s trains late, rivers full of sewage, energy bills sky-high, and housing in crisis? The answer lies in one word: privatisation.

In this explosive episode of The Miss Information Podcast, Zee aka The Reluctant Accountant uncovers the truth about how Britain’s public services were sold off, shut down, and carved up for profit:

How Margaret Thatcher’s privatisation revolution reshaped Britain

Why water companies paid out £72 billion in dividends while pumping sewage into rivers

How rail privatisation created high fares, delays, and endless taxpayer bailouts

Why Britain’s energy sector is still dominated by fossil fuels and foreign ownership

How NHS outsourcing and social housing cuts are a stealth form of privatisation

Who actually profited—foreign governments, pension funds, and private equity—while the British public paid the price

This isn’t just about the past. Britain today faces a choice: keep paying for broken, privatised services, or take them back into public ownership.

Hosted by Zee, aka The Reluctant Accountant, bringing sharp, funny, and brutally clear insight into UK politics, economics, and who really benefits when the public loses out.

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This video explores how foreign entities are increasingly involved in essential services in the United Kingdom. The discussion includes aspects of London transport, foreign companies, and ongoing construction projects. Learn about the latest London news and London development in this breakdown.