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Fair enough. So which bits about Italy's economy did he get wrong?

Lallana is a wasp. Tadic is a fox. Well, that's the best animal analogy I can muster.

A 92% drop in profits. Which is an eerily similar percentage to the drop in payout amounts to Pompey creditors....

For those who like to talk down the Tory attempts at recovering the economy, it could be a lot worse.... http://www.spectator.co.uk/features/9349002/italys-in-terminal-decline-and-no-one-has-the-guts-to-stop-it/

" In an exclusive consultative online poll" Wow, what an "exclusive" there for the club. Quite a coup for them securing rights to a vote on their own kit.... And why does Farmery keep referring to the fans as "fans"...sure he means "co-owners"...? One assumes all the "shareholders" got an equal say on the kit design shortlist....

If Glen Johnson gets back in the England side ahead of Clyne I think I might cry

Yep, 0-0 I reckon....

No Lambert tonight then.

Shouldn't laugh....

This has got 8-0 written all over it

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Isn't it the "media savvy Tories, Labs and Libs" slick PR that tends to steer people to UKIP in the first place, in a sort of back-firing kinda way?

I agree that there is currently a blip in the deficit reduction but the overall trend for this parliamentary term is down. (Net borrowing in 2009/10 was £153bn pa; current net borrowing is £99bn pa)

Is Osborne still running at a deficit because he wants to or because it's impossible to reduce 13 years of deficit at the drop of a hat? I thought people were moaning at Osborne in the first couple of years of this parliament for trying to reduce the deficit too quickly. Now he's being criticised for not doing it quickly enough....?

Perhaps Read should have stuck to banning other people's songs....

Blimey....that's almost as low as it was under the heady days of Blair and Brown....

Which of Brown's 2010 manifesto policies would have caused the national debt to have risen at a slower rate than it has under the Tories?

So, what's the solution? (other than trying to squeeze more tax out of "the rich" than New Labour ever aspired to)

http://www.ukip.org/policies_for_people

An interesting look back at the status of the UK's national debt back in 2009: http://www.debtbombshell.com/uk-national-debt.htm

That's one way of looking at it.