Interview with WASPI chair Angela Madden

The transcript discusses the release of a report on the state pension age changes, highlighting the Ombudsman's role and the need for parliamentary debate. It emphasizes the impact on women, with many left unprepared for retirement due to inadequate notice. The speaker calls for swift compensation, drawing parallels with other government failures like the Windrush scandal. The need for proper communication and compensation is stressed, urging the government to allocate funds for affected women.

What are the main concerns expressed regarding the changes to the state pension age?

How did the speaker feel about the government's communication regarding the state pension changes?

What impact did the state pension age changes have on women's employment opportunities according to the speaker?

What parallels does the speaker draw between the state pension issue and other government compensation schemes?

What specific compensation amount does the speaker suggest should be set aside for the affected women?