shurlock

What's this pony in English pal?

You're talking about politics Les - none of this is relevant from a legal perspective. It's very common for novices to confuse what is required legally with what might transpire politically.

Try reading it again Les and thinking through its significance - perhaps then you might understand why that piece of legal advice was invoked repeatedly by those members of the House of Lords who supported the second amendment.

Harry Kane injured...

https://www.bindmans.com/uploads/files/documents/Final_Article_50_Opinion_10.2.17.pdf Each time you cite an opinion by Martin Howe, he (and you) end up on the wrong side of a legal decision Fortunately you're not paying him for actual advice Les. Perhaps next time you might want to pick someone who's a bit more compelling pal.

Coming from an entitlement-showered oldie, that's rich.

What % of the self-employed workforce are IR35 contractors? Such conflations are equally as ridiculous as the suggestion that all self-employed workers are barristers and accountants (another rhetorical smear that has been doing the rounds).

https://www.ft.com/content/3edbbc7e-04ea-11e7-ace0-1ce02ef0def9 #takebackcontrol

Good to see you quoting forecasts when it suits your purposes Les -and rubbishing them when others do so. Quelle surprise Les. By the way its quelle, not quel, you frazzled wurzel

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Caixin is probably the most respected financial news outlet in China. By Chinese standards, it counts as proper news.

The economy is doing great Trident. Productivity, the most important gauge of an economy's health, is p*ss-poor. Household essentials, including rental costs, have soared, squeezing discretionary buying power. The current account deficit is at a postwar high. The UK economy depends on the tolerance and trust of foreign creditors, plus those who buy UK assets or lend to Britain. Those who did so in 2015 are now sitting on foreign exchange losses of close to 20%. Growth, such as it is, is being driven by a binge in consumer credit - did anyone mention signs of inflation?

There was a moment in the first half at Watford when the ball went in the saints end and was being thrown around before being returned to Forster. I swear Forster must have been a second behind things as he tracked the ball's movement in the crowd.

Nonsense you've consistently rubbished Yoshida over the years on here.

Overrated player.

2.1/10

No evidence that this is the case. Playing balls out of the back when teams are standing off you is one thing; keeping possession and making passes in the hurly burly of midfield when opponents are coming at you from all angles is quite another. The difference is night and day - remember Toby, who you'd think would take to DCM like a duck to water, struggling there when he filled in towards the end of the 2014/15 season.

Too busy fighting a bag of crisps.

Mings and Ibrohimovic should be off. Surman v.soft. Friend has lost it as usual.

Disgusting

Jumping to conclusions again - the only exercise you get, big boy.

Remember that - shocking mistake.

I have a Sky Sports subscription, what's your point?

You're beyond a parody darkie. Comparing HBO to BBC is claptrap. The fees of both are similar yet HBO has a vastly narrower mandate than the BBC. It doesn't invest in global news for starters -and the market's record of producing quality news and current affairs is hardly stellar. Great innovators - don't you just mean free-riding, often illegally on others investments?