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Critics brand them populist, which annoys Mr Schröder, a bon vivant with a taste for Churchillian cigars.
by Ian Sample On Bastoy prison island in Norway, the prisoners, some of whom are murderers and rapists, live in conditions that critics brand 'cushy' and 'luxurious'luxurious
Some, including the ministers of the ultra-Orthodox Shas Party, which controls the Interior Ministry and which critics brand as racist, opposed the plan because it was too liberal.
Yet a note of panic – and frustration – has entered the government's tone as household name firms have distanced themselves from schemes that critics brand "workfare" and claim exploit unemployed people for the benefit of major corporations.
London critics branded the opening performances embarrassments.
When it aired earlier this year Benefits Street attracted widespread controversy, with critics branding it "poverty porn".
Although the 20-year spectrum award requires Televisa and NII Holdings to continue making fee payments, many legislators and critics branded the sale an unfair bargain.
He left his role after a bitter bout of infighting during which some of his critics branded him a "poisonous" influence on Farage, to whom he remains close.
A senior Channel 4 executive has denied claims that its controversial documentary Benefits Street "stitched up" contributors and rejected critics' branding of the show as "poverty porn".
Local critics branded the opening night an embarrassment, a provincial show, a cause for anger on the part of ticket buyers.
Critics branded it "Blind Date in a brothel" or "Blind Date with knobs on", and 160 people had complained to Channel 4 or broadcasting regulator Ofcom by Friday.
