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Why has the work and pensions secretary implied that it is subject to 'affordability'

Agreed, I'd say roughly December 2016 to April 2017 was the darkest period, the first crack of dawn came on 2nd April 2017.

If suspending the rebels was solely because of the indignity of voting against the Kings Speech - why did Liz Kendall (the work and pensions secretary) start talking about affordability? It is either Labour's intention to lift the cap or it isn't, the 'affordability' [sic] of it is neither here...

I've read Hayward's tweet (he is the epitome of centrist crank), he as usual exposes the centre of Labour politics to be about a broad church (as long as the opinions are all sensible like theirs).

You shock me

Because prescription fraud exists

No it isn't. It is always spent first. The government doesn't borrow it sells bonds to investors - it creates the money to sell it.

*limp past

(B) is no problem at all, like all government spending it is created out of nothing

Vibes

He is a complete liar on a similar level to Boris Johnson. What do you reckon @PVA

Labour continuing to justify why I did not vote for them

Had a bad feeling when Evo mentioned Jones getting injured there

You've yet to see (from seeing a clip on YouTube) compared with a scout that has actually watched him play

It is true, the whole thing is a theory of behaviour and some of it pretty self fulfilling

Would love to see him make it to the very top, handled himself well last summer and very nearly propelled us to promotion.

I quite like the signings as we are generally looking like a big, strong and powerful squad with increased pace and drive.

The same bedwetters who rattle on about the 'Brighton model' or the 'Brentford model' are the first ones to complain that every prospective signing does not look like the finished article :rolleyes:

Indeed, he even scored a hatrick whilst using crutches

Starting midfield is most likely to be Rudoni, Eccles and Sheaf I'd say