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I wonder whether anyone still thinks he is telling the truth :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:

He's clearly an utter @rsehole.

That's a lot of chips.

I've never had sea bream. Is it like a trout, where you can hopefully pull the backbone out after cooking?

Does anyone know what David Cameron means, here. Was it really the case that, before Brexit, we could just send them back to France? https://uk.yahoo.com/news/david-cameron-deal-send-migrants-110808596.html

:LOL::LOL::LOL:

What is Monday club/black Monday?

It's very complicated. On economic policy we are much more right wing than the period 1945 to 1979. During that period, all governments believed in intervention in the economy, and we had nationalised industries and the top income tax rate was 90% for most of that time. On social policy we are...

Does that mean the number of people who are actually on the electoral register? Or the number people who are entitled to go on the electoral register?

Aren't you answering your own question there? For most of these people, the reason they may have to pay inheritance tax is because of luck, not hard work.

More revelations in the Telegraph today. Apparently, when her husband sold the Lowndes Lane property in 2016, they moved to a four bedroomed house in her constituency of Ashton-under-Lyme.

That's right. £325k is for singles. For most families it ends up being £1m, when you add in the main home allowance.

A vaguely related question. Should the boundary of a parliamentary seat be based on the total number of people living in it. Or on the number of adults who are eligible to vote. Or simply on the number of registered voters.

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Most families can leave £1m tax free. Isn't that enough?

I thought it was the Hebrides?

I think the police officer is saying that he had already seen Falter go into the crowd and deliberately walk head on against the flow to try to antagonise the marchers.

I didn't know about this St George's Day tradition https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68882308

What's one more time, then :)