I admit I can be a sexist pig sometimes so apologies in advance if the following comes off that way (notwithstanding we have virtually no females poster left) but I don't get this waspi thing.
My understanding is that women born in the 50s/60s expected 5 years more of pension than men for the same contributions. Thay are now campaigning to be compensated to get that extra amount "back" on the basis that they didn't know about the change despite it being passed in 1995.
This also includes the fact that this 5 year difference lasted for decades despite being obviously discriminatory and also the fact that women have a higher life expectancy than men so always had more retirement time on average.
Am I being too harsh in saying they're taking the piss?
(There's obviously an issue with broken promises by Starmer's government but that's par for the course).