About as Heinous as it Gets

Slavery is a Bad Thing because it costs the state money, according to the persecutors of the Windrush generation. In a sudden access of concern for the rights of British workers doing British jobs, the Home Office has published a report which blazes with righteous indignation about the conditions of people whose exploitation holds no profit for the right sort of people and lacks the entrepreneurial legitimacy of the gig economy. A further review is now proposed, which is expected to lead to further improving rhetoric about Britain's world leadership in the fight against human trafficking, while the remainder of the Government goes happily about its legitimate business of creating a healthy business environment for the traffickers.