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Quality post. Thanks for that cracking input

That's what happens today but the direction of travel big US pharma wants is in the opposite direction, with unrestricted or even preferential access to the NHS. There are generally no tariffs for imports of finished drugs under WTO rules, but the list of products in scope has not been updated...

When you hear about removal of LPF obligations in Boris Johnsons deal, this is the sort of thing that is implied (to a lesser extent though)

It's a load of rubbish. I went to school as well and never heard any of it. Nonsense propagated by the right wing press as teachers have the brass neck to be unionised. Tell me something, given all this brainwashing why haven't the last few generations turned out to be radical left wingers?

Weird one. I can see that there are signs he can play but for one reason or another it doesn't happen. I'll stick to my hazy memories of his goal at Wembley in what was a bright spot of a miserable 20 years. Good luck to him but him leaving in 2017 was no loss, Kelly and Doyle and then Bayliss...

What a load of shite

Just looked at the valuation report, they've only published the executive summary which arrives at the £51m figure with no working. It refers to a license agreement with CCFC which of course no longer exists and in any event at the point of the report only had months left.

US companies have the opportunity to supply the NHS already. Nothing is stopping them at all. I'd imagine they'd want mandatory inclusion of US firms in competition + limits on the extent to which weighting could be applied to price criteria and Britain to be outside the scope of the Falsified...

I'm voting Labour.

What was Richard Stevens before he got the job here?

Another myth, Blair did not start the privatisation of the NHS. The concept of the 'internal market' and the commissioner / provider split came about under the Major government in the early 90s. Though Blair didn't reverse it. It was then turbocharged by the Andrew Lansley HSCA 2012 which...

He's come from another academy with a decent reputation. Looks good on paper

Until it pays down the latest iteration of its mortgage yes. It went from a steady fixed rate loan to a high interest only deal. How on earth did the council allow that to happen?

Yeah, I saw that, 28% drop in the last 6 months. Yes it doesn't affect Wasps day to day but not a mention in the CT.

R.I.P. Leigh.

Once a liar, always a liar and still at it: <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Asked why Boris Johnson promised that the UK would leave this week under all circumstances, his spokesman replies that: &quot;October 31 was a date that was set by the EU.&quot;</p>&mdash; Adam...

You're 11th, it was basically a Wasps victory using your logic. Up there with when Cov won the second half at West Brom once.

14th on 44 points. Only 4 more than the traditional target to avoid going down.

Yes and finished about 14th, which backs up the general point being made

In the build up to the second equaliser. In midfield there is a ball to be won which he flaps out of