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https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/jess-phillips-must-explain-her-two-tier-nhs-gaza-claim/ - This woman is just appalling, the sooner they get rid of her the better.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cewlzrzqep4o - Cronyism ?, but but but but that's a Tory word too surely ?.

Shame the 3 last signings are all injured already but exciting to see such ambition. Disappointed more in Sarmiento and Barco going on loan that I am with WBG leaving but also nice to see so many youngsters getting decent loans. I didn't see anything about Mazilu, did he go out on loan at all ?.

lol, been away for 3 weeks and the first story on news when I switch on is this one. Not only are they in shite condition, he's not even properly licenced for them even though he brought in the rules. Labour scum or is that word reserved for the tories ?.

And stats can be presented in many different ways. Here's the link to BBC article posted recently by Thunderbolt which states a very different %ge split. The difference immediately obvious is that the BBC figures are for gangs/groups whereas I presume the above are covering anything relating to...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg5lyrg86zo Whoops. The caring Labour party, perhaps she should defect to Reform ?

Labour councillor suspended after appearing to say rioters' throats should be cutpublished at 13:43 13:43Breaking A Labour councillor has been suspended by the party after a video circulating online appeared to show that the throats of rioters should be cut at a counter demonstration last...

Did they do something illegal ?

Yes of course, that's exactly what I was saying.

I'll give you IHT if you concede on dividend tax ;)

Yep correct but that assumes that there is more in the estate than is allocated to people/charities etc. else it would all be pro-rata down wouldn't it ?. If the estate was £1m and the will allocates out £1m then you won't get the full amount. I appreciate that means there ought to be better...

Points of view again isn't it. Same situation my dad leaves me £100k in his will, I only receive £60k so I've been "taxed" 40%. Whether I've earned it or not is immaterial, that's a moralistic point of view, but like it or not between my father leaving me £100k and me receiving it I've been...

Grimsby - Great film!

What can the army do that the police can't if they've said they have enough numbers?, I'm sure you aren't meaning the very obvious.

The worker is also the shareholder, it's just a different way to remunerate instead of PAYE. Anyway we're pointlessly arguing about semantics, taxes will be going up in one way or the other we're being side-tracked as to what constitutes a worker and/or a working persons tax so shall leave it at...

No as corporation tax is as it says is for companies. I fully expect it to go up though.

So I was a working person through my own Ltd company taking dividends and paying the associated tax so 100% it would be a tax on working people. Is that so hard to understand. You can't say explicitly no tax rises on working people and then say oh but we only meant this/that. One might be...

To be fair, I respect your opinion and it's a valid one. I disagree though but there's no point in debating as never the twain shall meet.

Assume that will impact your NI contributions for when/if you return?. I know they had an offer to buy into missing/incomplete years but believe that's passed now not sure but if there's an option to catch up (if you need to of course) then worth exploring.