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didn't someone else say that he owed them money? Guys a complete fantasist.

well they had enough to take over, I don't think this fella has a pot to piss in and he's trying to associate himself with those that have. It can't be helpful to Hoffman and co. I still think there was some 3rd party ownership involved in the Dann and Fox sales though I don't have proof.

but they did have the funds unfortunately.

got train tickets for me and my son for £30! Pretty good considering it's a fair trek. Got them on the Nationalrail website pretty much as soon as they were released so the may have gone up since then.

I'm not sure what's worse, him, or the people still allowing themselves to be strung along.

interesting that you were mentioning bands where as they were mentioning solo artists or duos.

Great assessment of the situation as usual OSB58. Sorry to hear about your health scare but glad to hear you're on the mend.

Never said they shouldn't be scutinised. Just the level of scrutiny they get compared to the incumbent government is ridiculous. You post just proves it, skip major gaffes by the actual chancellor to have a go at the shadow chancellor.

Not really, but she's never going to be. I don't want Amber Rudd to be either but there you go. Then again she could always blame the alarming rise in crime on budget cuts I suppose.

If you want to indulge in whataboutery how about his gaffe over HS2 when he was out by 20 billion? You probably didn't hear about it but Hammond got his sums wrong by £20bn Difference is one has their hands on the purse strings and the other never will.

Totally agree. Gove seems to really getting into his new role. There are shops opening up now which are a throwback to the old days where you bring your own containers and they put the goods into them which I think is a great idea. As for housing, he said he wants to build 300,000 new house a...

He's got some stuff on Youtube that's worth checking out. It's like a First dates spoof.

I think you're right, it's amazing how much we've excelled in the arts. Some of our history is probably not something to be proud of but the same can be said for any country that built an empire. Spain and France, (among others), have got their share of colonial skeletons in the cupboard as well!!

I'm not for or against either nationalisation or privatisation but what I do believe is that the better a countries infrastructure, (and I include utilities and health service in that as well as transport), then the more successful the country will be.)

he said there are no unemployed people, (there are officially 1.4 million), then in a later interview he referred to unemployed people. It's not about definition or letting me have one, it's what he said. Agree it's just semantics, but so are so many of the points picked up on on here.

we've been over the nationalisation argument before. Plenty of economists support it. We pay dividends to foreign nationalised industry who have invested in our utilities. Billions go abroad in dividends.

in from work and checked out the Hammond interview on Marr. Dropped a couple of fairly big blunders himself with regard to unemployment and the number of new homes built last year. I'm sure he'll be excused!

Again, you're surmising what would happen under Labour, we can see what's happening under the tories. There's a lot of worrying signs.

He really isn't, not in most of the media. There's a reason he stays pally with Dacres and Gallagher.

again, the level of scrutiny Corbyn and Labour are getting is disproportionate to their standing. You don't have to look far for very serious issues and concerns at the eminent which seem to get brushed under the carpet by the media. The fact that the Foreign secretary didn't understand the...