Tommy G

Laysla De Oliveira - Lioness Special Ops on paramount.

Saw this while out walking the dog, looks like his move has happened quicker than first thought

Trial by Jury being scrapped in favour of a single judge - apart from the most serious cases. Good grief

Harwood Bellis is banging Roy Keane’s daughter

Maybe I came across you last week in an unknown capacity

Honestly they can all sling it

People that use the term “lean in” when they are pitching to you. ”I think we could really lean into this opportunity..” Just annoying and seems to be used more by big 4, consultants or investment banks - even more so London based.

That's where the money is $$$$$$

Still stick enough in a cash ISA it's just reduced. And if you are that risk averse just fill up premium bonds.

That's your opinion, and I have mine - both have merits.

It's not a trap, Jakub has been poor at times this season too so he isn't untouchable, will do him some good if he's out for half a dozen games and will hardly damage his career.

Should keep his spot IMO

Middle lane w*nkers even in the 60's

But but but what about the poor train drivers?

That arsenal tifo was quality

Beth Rigby has just destroyed Keir in an interview, he looks absolutely on his last legs now.

No-one earning over £500K will be on PAYE unless they are daft - and a lot of their remuneration will be given in shares potentially or other means. I think your principle is right though.

Second option. I completely agree with your first point - I'm just trying to see the reason to give everyone a VAT break from Gas and Electric, it doesn't make sense.

That wouldn't capture people on disability benefit, although I'm no expert on this. UC would then have to be stripped back if the VAT decision was later reversed when they finally start to bring energy cost down.

It probably is - I'm just thinking the majority of people with a 6 figure household income could probably go without a VAT reduction, it's only 5%.

Looks like VAT could be removed from energy bills which would be welcomed news. I think a good way of doing this would be for people that are on benefits, rather than the wider public. Goes back to the concept of broadest shoulders should bear the weight, I don't think many would disagree with a policy like this, and it wouldn't cost the treasury as much either.

Yes but of the very few, most had previous experience of pandemic type scenarios i.e SK

Very few countries responded well.

Hope she's ok

Well that's cheered me up, cheers.