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This is why I was a poll tax supporter, everyone should pay their share.
Why should just the householder pay the so called community charge (rates) for all the other wasters.
Everyone benefits from the services so why doesn't everyone contribute, based upon your ability to pay.

If we live in a representative democracy why are the representatives not representing the electorate.
It's all just words and soundbites, but now people are more aware of the rhetoric being thrown at them.

Come the revolution!!!

Woodford's failure with his flagship equity income fund was his mistake investing in privately owned busineses that are not listed.
Nothing to do with following any anti EU chairman's views.
He simply picked the wrong Investments at the wrong time.

For concensus read fudge.

Treason May now desperate to get some sort of agreement with Corbyn, anything, it doesn't really matter just so long as it can pass through the HOC.
She can then bugger off into oblivion where she came from.
The thing is that they sometimes forget what ever fudge they come up with it has to be agreed with the EU, and that will mean even more concessions.
What a ball's up, all caused by the non democratic remoaners.

The BBC is developing a voice-activated electronic assistant in an attempt to rival Amazon's Alexa or Apple's Siri.

It will similarly be styled as a character – currently dubbed 'Auntie' by insiders in a nod to the BBC's longstanding nickname – but will be renamed before launch to make it more 'modern-sounding'.

Are there no limit to the lengths this BBC will go to spread their biased liberal, left leaning, snowflake loving message.
You can only imagine some of the answers it will give, gawd help us.

Brexit or not, can't see any common sense in voting Lib Dems, unless you want to pay more council tax.

Well it's all kicking off over here somebody's just spent £69.00 buying 1000 shares..... bless.

Latest figures available.
Construction Pmi In the Euro Area decreased to 52.20 in March.
Meanwhile figures released this morning for the UK indicates an upward movement from 49.7 into positive territory at 50.5.

Just saying.

I wouldn't hold your breath on a substantial divided increase, slowly slowly is the game just as long as it's seemed to increase YoY, also highly unlikely to pay a special, just my opinion. (Remember him).

Couldn't keep his gob shut.
Another example of being promoted beyond your capabilities.
Hip Hip Huawei. :-))

All is not good in Euro land.
A few days after Macron tried to buy the yellow vests off with 5 billion tax cuts, tens of thousands of protestors were on the streets again.
They ain't happy.
I knew there was something wrong with this Eurozone, don't look like they have any answers.

Just wait until the S.H.T.F. they will really be in trouble then if they haven't got any answers now.

I'll repeat my former post as it refers to the LATEST figures released this morning at 09:30. It's factual and compares like for like manufacturing PMI for the UK and the Eurozone.
Nothing selective here, just good ol' plain upto date facts from reliable sources.

Latest UK manufacturing PMI still healthy above the 50 mark @ 53.1 Meanwhile sadly the moribund EU's latest figures are a dismal 47.8 still playing catch-up to the country that's trying to leave them.
Such is life.

Latest UK manufacturing PMI still healthy above the 50 mark @ 53.1 Meanwhile sadly the moribund EU's latest figures are a dismal 47.8 still playing catch-up to the country that's trying to leave them.
Such is life.

First we have Ernst and young issue a report entitled...The UK remains top destination for inward investment with France and Germany behind.
Apparently that was with a large outflow of funds. That bit is Crowcasts UK negative spin from the report, added on to talk the UK down.

Still, we were the top destination for inward investment even with that statement.

Crowcast F.O. the trouble with you is that you are incapable of forming your own opinion.

Quote the other day, "I only post facts"
The trouble with you is that you cannot interpret facts.
Wasted space or what!

Very poor results.....the opening SP wasn't that great either.

Commodities giant Glencore (LON:GLEN) lowered its full-year production target for copper on Tuesday as it reported a 7 percent drop in first-quarter output for the metal, hurt in part by severe flooding in Australia.
The mining and trading company said quarterly copper production slipped to 320,700 tonnes, while cobalt output jumped 56 percent in the same period.
Glencore, said it now expects copper production for the year to be 1,460 kilo tonnes, plus or minus 30 kilo tonnes. It had earlier forecast 1,540 kilo tonnes plus or minus 45 kilo tonnes.

I did write c20% as I believe there are different rates within certain profit bands Bruce.

Think he's lost the plot calisto
I don't know why he keeps on and on about how good the EU is and in doing so forgets he lives in a democracy here but doesn't respect it.

He must be on commission :-))

"Little wonder the ERG and others are pushing for no deal."
More bullshit from the resident Euro troll.

The European Commission proposal for an anti-tax avoidance directive to create a level playing field for businesses in the EU is a prelude to controlling all tax rates within the EU.
Another example of the creep creep of European federalism.

Corporation tax, what's your point, UK c20% Ireland 12.5% (the EU not too happy with em).

Give it a rest CC, you are sounding more and more like a bitter old man. Sad don't even begin to describe it.