government and you should be doing more to get us through this crisis rather than simply blaming us. thank you. stay there because we will be back with you shortly. we are expecting to hear from the prime minister in 15 minutes or so. lets talk more about universal credit. i mentioned we would be talking to karen isaac. she is here now. she lost herjob in retail after being in a car accident three years ago and gets universal credit. thank you very much forjoining us. at £20 uplift which stops today was temporary. what difference did admit you well it was there?— you well it was there? hello. good morninu. you well it was there? hello. good morning- yes. _ you well it was there? hello. good morning. yes, it _ you well it was there? hello. good morning. yes, it made _ you well it was there? hello. good morning. yes, it made a _ you well it was there? hello. good morning. yes, it made a big - morning. yes, it made a big difference to me because i live rural and i have to rely on oil to heat my house and so unless you pay it off at the end of the financial year, you don't get a delivery basically so that extra £20 helps pay towards that. it is just many things. i mean, there is so much that it covers. £20 is not a lot of money to anyone who is in full—time