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Eh? Barclays are going to Dublin, as are Standard Charter, Lloyds to Berlin and HSBC to Paris.JP Morgan splitting between Frankfurt and Dublin, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup the same, Goldman Sachs to Frankfurt and Credit Suisse to Dublin. It would be a big problem for people who ended up with...

This HSBC thing seems really dodgy. Loaning hundreds of millions at the height of the financial crisis to a company in trouble who in turn then made multi million donations to the Conservatives. Then the chairman of HSBC was made a peer and the government put pressure on US investigators not to...

Bargain, should be a good day out.

The new England kits seem to have been designed by a blind person.

4-0 victory over China in the Gold medal game sees GB promoted to Division 1A.

Which will be why this from the Tory side has received as much publicity today as Abbot. oh hang on, it hasn't.

The bar isn't set very high at the moment with Boris Johnson!

Totally agree with this. Abbot is a nightmare and she's messed this interview up royally but it gives a prime example of the issues with bias in the media. The interview in question was preceded by 6 others where she correctly quoted the figures as this plan has been fully costed. Compare the...

Wouldn't be bothered if most of the squad went. That said don't make the same mistake as last year and release players and then not get in replacements.

Didn't know you could buy season tickets for SISU. Are they more or less than the season tickets to watch the football?

Isn't that the chap the CT kept getting in to tell SISU what they should be doing?

There's a report in FAZ (German newspaper) on May’s dinner with Juncker, it doesn't make for good reading. Its in German but a reporter from the Economist has translated the major points: 1) May had said she wanted to talk not just Brexit but also world problems; but in practice it fell to...

Why should nurses working long hours and on shifts have to house share to be able to afford to live anywhere? And of course thanks to the changes the government have made to bursaries and fees they now enter employment with an average of £68K in debt to repay.

Just checked and Barnsley have one for sale from the previous year so should be possible.

Which are the Conservative policies that make them undeniably the best on offer?

If the budget was that bad why was Mowbray looking at players from higher divisions? Doesn't make sense. I don't for a minute believe we had the lowest budget in the league. Our payout on agent fees was the 4th highest in the division.

After such a long delay did they do full warm ups again? If not that might be why they just knocked it around. Wanted to avoid anyone getting injured.

In work benefits are at a record high. The taxpayer is essentially subsidising employers who won't pay staff a living wage. Many of them while they make huge profits. The UK has suffered a bigger real terms fall in wages than any other developed country apart from Greece.

She was terrible on Marr this morning. Problem is how many people watch that? Marr quoted Royal College of Nursing figures showing nurses have had a 14% pay cut since 2010 and they are using food banks in order to eat. Her answer was to basically say nurses needing to use food banks was nothing...

Wonder if Fisher is still keen on us judging him and SISU's performance at the end of the season?