Do you want to discuss boring politics? (24 Viewers)

[CCFCSteve]

Can you predict the BOE interest over say six months?

I’m not Mystic Meg wingy ! Very hard. Get the impression that markets expect 1-2 more cuts in that time. Depends on inflation and jobs market though

 

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[Ccfcisparks]

At that price, none.

Porridge, Water and cande light you could house a prisoner for £1,000 a year.

 

[wingy]

I’m not Mystic Meg wingy ! Very hard. Get the impression that markets expect 1-2 more cuts in that time. Depends on inflation and jobs market though

Cheers that's kinda what I was expecting, hopefully?

 

[wingy]

Porridge, Water and cande light you could house a prisoner for £1,000 a year.

What about house arrest?

 

[Ccfcisparks]

What about house arrest?

Too easy to get around that.

 

[Marty]

Porridge, Water and cande light you could house a prisoner for £1,000 a year.

Who said anything about candles? another £300 pp saved. Easy this.

 

[Ccfcisparks]

Who said anything about candles? another £300 pp saved. Easy this.

Good idea actually. Sunlight should suffice.

 

[wingy]

Good idea actually. Sunlight should suffice.

Mandatory!
I have the answer, Sunnier climes than here!!!
Get your Vit D here!

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

On a more serious note, could free up a lot of prison space by not securing non violent offenders and decriminalising certain drugs

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

Porridge, Water and cande light you could house a prisoner for £1,000 a year.

Surprised you didn’t say you wouldn’t need prison then

 

[fernandopartridge]

More Labour balls ups.

I remember that clueless idiot from the COVID period. Misrepresenting Stats Jamie.

 

[fernandopartridge]

Agreed. I don’t think it was her intention to raise main taxes, even if the manifesto promise was ridiculous and unnecessary. Unfortunately certain elements outside her control like higher global bond yields, have been exacerbated by own goals such as increasing emp’ers NIC (which didn’t help inflation) and party resistance to any spending controls, which have worsened the overall fiscal position.

The crazy thing is, by not showing even a semblance of perceived control over spending we are probably paying more to borrow, thereby reducing the cash available to spend on public services. We will all have to pay for that now. Unintended but pretty obvious consequences .

Good job that bonds are not necessary then isn't it

 

[Captain Dart]

I remember that clueless idiot from the COVID period. Misrepresenting Stats Jamie.

He was the former Head of Health/Jobs/Wages statistics at the ONS.

 

[Bugsy]

Another one,
Fucking pathetic.

Manhunt for foreign prisoner after mistaken release from HMP Wandsworth | UK News | Sky News Manhunt for foreign prisoner after mistaken release from HMP Wandsworth

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Another one,
Fucking pathetic.

Manhunt for foreign prisoner after mistaken release from HMP Wandsworth | UK News | Sky News Manhunt for foreign prisoner after mistaken release from HMP Wandsworth

To think that the criminals of the past had to come up with all these elaborate schemes to escape prison, when all they needed to do was wait for Labour to be elected

 

[PVA]

To think that the criminals of the past had to come up with all these elaborate schemes to escape prison, when all they needed to do was wait for Labour to be elected

There's plenty of stuff to give the government stick for, not sure this can be pinned on them though!

(though you may well have been making a joke, not sure!)

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

There's plenty of stuff to give the government stick for, not sure this can be pinned on them though!

(though you may well have been making a joke, not sure!)

You must admit the optics of this are terrible.

 

[PVA]

You must admit the optics of this are terrible.

Oh absolutely!

But it's not the government's fault is it, its an error by an individual somewhere in the prison system/civil service who of course are not elected and not part of Labour.

From what I've read a lot of this stuff is done manually and is absolutely ripe for human error, like this.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

The rules should go out the window if you commit a crime.

But arresting, trying and sending people to prison are part of the rules. So if they go out the window if someone commits a crime then we literally can't do anything to them at all.

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Oh absolutely!

But it's not the government's fault is it, its an error by an individual somewhere in the prison system/civil service who of course are not elected and not part of Labour.

From what I've read a lot of this stuff is done manually and is absolutely ripe for human error, like this.

Not really buying that, for it to happen twice in relatively quick succession just shows no lessons were learned by those who have oversight.

 

[Ccfcisparks]

2 escaped from Wandsworth Prison. My friend lives on the street of the prison and its amazing to see it just plonked in a residential street. He was waiting at the bus stop the morning Daniel Khalife escaped Wandsworth

 

[Grendel]

David Lammy “never happening again” - oh it has!

HMP Wandsworth admits two inmates released in error in past week - live updates

Police are looking for Brahim Kaddour-Cherif, an Algerian freed in error a week ago, and William Smith, 35, freed by mistake on Monday.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[PVA]

Not really buying that, for it to happen twice in relatively quick succession just shows no lessons were learned by those who have oversight.

It's a manual entry form that some poor sod, probably on minimum wage, has to check a box to say this particular criminal is on immigration hold. That box was not checked for these two individuals.

If a doctor erroneously discharged a patient and they died the next day is that the government's fault?