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"Mr. Chairman, you are out of order. Have you no decency? I've come to know you a little bit, but this is not decent," Keating said.

A sceptical public will take a lot of convincing to believe government can improve their situation – make it easier to manage the bills, buy a house, or for their kids to find a decent job.

They are still in the FA Cup and, in the league, they have lost narrowly away to Fulham and Newcastle and then they drew with Arsenal, which seemed a decent result to me.

With West Ham at home next week, Beto is a great shout for the next two weeks and a decent budget option for the rest of the season.

He said he had come to realise the long-term implications he had on the lives of "ordinary, innocent and decent people."