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Keep him on actually Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

It's Torp that's the problem

Take Torp off, he's way off it

That's what I've heard

Nearly 200 appearances in the Championship

I've never been bothered about Collins

I'm not a huge fan of JDS but do we need the extreme histrionics every time he starts. He's a decent footballer, probably not as bad a defender as it might appear given that many of the issues down his side were as much down to Binks and his poor positioning.

What really is the point? https://www.ft.com/content/8379627b-036f-4ad2-ae5c-a1fe16c9c144

Why?

It's also a word of caution about the automatic respect that seems to be given to ex soldiers

The more pertinent point is that natural monopoly services do not benefit from privatisation and energy, transport and utilities are all natural monopolies. From a company point of view, it's a difficult sell to a company to say you need to continue to make NI contributions and recommend you...

No it isn't

It's worked brilliantly for so many other public services hasn't it.

It's irrelevant anyway, even according to that noted left wing think tank the Adam Smith Institute the number of millionaires and billionaires has fluctuated, while real wages have been stagnant. It's a completely moot point that implies millionaires'' wealth isn't private.

I had a look at the UHCW annual report earlier, I thought this was interesting:

I would love a government to recognise and tackle the wider determinants of health, agreed Steve. There have been lots of warm words about prevention rather than cure but the reality is that, like you say, general health levels are going in the wrong direction.

Social care is paid for by local authorities not the NHS

Do you have no right to choice in the NHS?

The worst area of demand on the NHS is urgent / unplanned care which private provision of elective care does nothing to help. The poor old NHS hospital and ambulance still has to take on the patient e.g. where an elective private procedure goes wrong. The activity based payments for an NHS...

Who is an insurance based system going to be cheaper for? How is it going to be cheaper?