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Yeah, Im with Clint in terms of sentiment but the repercussions for many and the wider economy would be huge (people feel poorer, stop spending, economy unravels) The solution is build a lot more houses than the net migration numbers require. Not happened for years, probably ever, though

Can’t see anything other than a solid Labour majority even with the large swing required (still 10s at Betfair for a hung parliament sick boy) Sunaks not a great campaigner and he hasn’t given the NI cut and real term wage increases time to really benefit people. He might’ve firmed up some of...

Im not arguing it should. I’m just saying whatever levers the government pulls with regard to private landlords is unlikely to solve the problem and if anything, might make it worse for renters

The percentage of properties available for private rent has been decreasing in recent years, which in conjunction with interest rate rises and increased demand, has surprise, surprise, driven up the costs for renters. People just keep ignoring the glaringly obvious and coming up with...

Rooney ?

The West could try to dictate a solution by withdrawing financial and military support. This is unlikely to happen in the short term unless trump gets in, then who knows. Any solution would obviously require Ukraines buy in/agreement. As a country I get the impression they’d fight to the end

I agree with this. Unfortunately I also think that the only way to end this in the short term will be a negotiated settlement. If it’s a negotiated settlement that included Ukraine territory then it would have to be alongside Ukraine joining nato so any future incursion would be against a nato...

In Europe we’re all in a bit of trouble with aging populations and anaemic growth. As you say US will be ok but could have some big debt issues on the horizon if their growth slows but rates remain high edit - the ideal would be reaching cross party consensus on some longer term planning...

Don’t disagree with a lot of that. I’ve said before that stimulating growth and investment in infrastructure etc are essential. Nobody’s suggesting we’re unique. There are some big choices that we and most other western nations/economies need to make.

Interesting article and I think pretty accurate of where we are as a country and politically at the moment. Britain’s no longer a serious nation and we’re not serious about fixing it...

The grounds an asset he or one of his companies would then own/have security over. We don’t know who would’ve bought it or how the purchase would’ve been funded. He could borrow against it in future if needs be. Very different from using cash on transfer fees and wages I always felt mentioning...

Of course he’s not. It’s a target/aim/objective. Why people then turn this into something more I don’t know Also, looking at the teams in the championship this coming season and some of the financial pressures they’ll be under, how far we finished behind in the end and unsurprisingly seeing...

Always a shame when there’s cards like that but at least it was in favour of the right fighter

Bob arum the senile old fucker 🤦‍♂️

Great fight. Catterall defo the winner. Taylor’s a bad loser

Beat Wolves away, beat Man Utd. Id always thought today would’ve been a forgone conclusion if we got through but city looked like they’d been on the piss all week

Shame. Would’ve been more than happy to get McCallum back here, still young and you’d imagine coachable so should improve If bidwells happy then sure he’ll do a decent enough job next year though

In terms of peoples lives, yeah, those that have had fixed rates come to an end or credit card balances etc. People will blame that on the government but it’s nothing to do with them really It was another reason why I thought Sunak might wait as rates should reduce a bit during the year. Todays...