LamieRobertson
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It was a gift from you know who…it’s on the article I think
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Machiavelli
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Decent assessment by El-Erian:
www.theguardian.com
Ignore the doom-mongers: the good news on interest rates shows Labour is on the right track | Mohamed A El-Erian
Narratives matter in economics, and we must acknowledge the circumstances the government faces and give credit where due, says economist Mohamed A El-Erian
www.theguardian.com
Yippee, I am so happy that there is nothing to be worried about in Rachel’s budget and there’s me thinking that the expert commentators who expressed concerns may have had a point.Decent assessment by El-Erian:
Ignore the doom-mongers: the good news on interest rates shows Labour is on the right track | Mohamed A El-Erian
Narratives matter in economics, and we must acknowledge the circumstances the government faces and give credit where due, says economist Mohamed A El-Erian
In fact, I am so relieved that I will celebrate with a cup of tea and perhaps two chocolate Hobnobs instead of one!
I thought you lot had had enough of experts?Yippee, I am so happy that there is nothing to be worried about in Rachel’s budget and there’s me thinking that the expert commentators who expressed concerns may have had a point.
In fact, I am so relieved that I will celebrate with a cup of tea and perhaps two chocolate Hobnobs instead of one!
What lot am I, I wonder?
If you don’t approve of experts, then how about informed commentators and organisations.
Anyway, it is Friday, aren’t you on the ale yet?
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To be fair to Block F, although he's a lifelong Tory, he was never a Brexiteer. He's not a complete loon
(No need to thank me BF)
Haha,To be fair to Block F, although he's a lifelong Tory, he was never a Brexiteer. He's not a complete loon
(No need to thank me BF)
I suppose I should be pleased to hear your faint praise.
No, I certainly didn’t vote for Brexit and nor did my wife, who has little or no interest in politics and neither did my now deceased old dad who was 99 at the time of the vote.
Actually, I didn’t even vote Tory in this year’s GE. I have to admit to being ,’a none of the above merchant,’ for the first time in my voting life. Nevertheless, I want the Government to succeed for all our sakes, but I do have misgivings, which I am sure all but the most rabid and blinkered supporters of the present incumbents, will permit me to air.
Yes. Cheeky post work beer and crisps.What lot am I, I wonder?
If you don’t approve of experts, then how about informed commentators and organisations.
Anyway, it is Friday, aren’t you on the ale yet?
Interesting read
www.theguardian.com
I’m a farmer – and I’m glad to see tax loopholes closing for cynical investor landowners | Guy Singh-Watson
It could have been better designed, but Rachel Reeves’s inheritance tweak will help farmers with mud on their boots, says farmer Guy Singh-Watson
www.theguardian.com
nicko31
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Indeed, land values have been driven up by rich folk just trying to avoid paying IHT tax, the consequence is genuine farmers are priced out of the game.Interesting read
I’m a farmer – and I’m glad to see tax loopholes closing for cynical investor landowners | Guy Singh-Watson
It could have been better designed, but Rachel Reeves’s inheritance tweak will help farmers with mud on their boots, says farmer Guy Singh-Watson
I friend of mine was forced to move to France a few years ago for that very reason.