A fair deal on transfers

It's a cold spring morning in March 2006 and a dozen naked pensioners are protesting outside the Treasury, demanding compensation for the pensions they have lost. Over the previous decade, following a wave of scheme collapses, some 80,000 of their fellow pensioners have lost all or part of their benefits and the Government is refusing to provide compensation. As if 80,000 angry (potentially naked) pensioners weren't enough to scare the Chancellor, the Parliamentary Ombudsman then launches a scathing attack on the Government's "inaccurate, incomplete, inconsistent and potentially misleadin...