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Yes it is...........look at this one.............(keep with it). http://www.mansiontax.co.uk/jamie-reed-labour-health-minister-gets-into-a-mansion-tax-muddle/ On the plus side Arthur Scargill's Socialist Labour Party rolled out their manifesto yesterday. Key policy was to exit the...

That's fair enough, however this is the man who is creating the narrative for the electorate that he understands the lives of normal British working class families. I would wager that not many of that normal British working class families have 2 let alone 3 kitchens. In the grand scheme it's...

It's not that complicated, it's about who you want to have executive power over this country and how you want to be governed. If you want decisions made by individuals who are unelected by the UK electorate, then it's easy, stay in and experience more of the same. Your point about immigration...

There is two separate schools in London one for boys and one for girls, they share the same name, historical connections, values, coordinate activities together and have similar selection criteria for entry.........they are both for POSH kids. Harriet calls George and David posh boys, and...

Like many in today's political aristocracy Harriet was born into the establishment, benefitted from her connections and despite being MP for Peckham would not send her children to the same schools as her constituents.........sound familiar? Looks nice, but pricey.........I wonder how many...

I didn't catch it all but what did she say when Marr raised her aggressive slating of Cameron and Osbourne as "posh boys"? I think Osbourne laughed and said the Harman went to the same school he did? Feel free to correct me.

You are demonstrating a woeful lack of understanding about supply and demand in any labour market if you think that there has been no detrimental effect on wages by opening up the UK to the rest of the EU. If you think that the period where Labour oversaw unprecedented immigration into the UK...

Hmm, you may be right, as it’s the shadow economy we will probably never know. You are a very generous man, it would appear (by way of example) that the farming subsidy given to Poland by the EU was recently increased by €8.6bn………...

I am not sure the calculations for illegal activity include the economic value of the shadow economy, the ONS data does not indicate it does. The motive behind why "illegal activity" is now included is interesting in itself, as an increase in GDP would reduce our debt levels, plus because it...

Yes, interesting point, I was thinking similar this morning listening to Edward Balls. In the general whatabboutery of the HSBC "scandal" the relativism from politicians and some on here only seemed to extend to the noble benefit cheat and how these heroes are pursued through the courts for...

The academic and empirical evidence that migration has affected the wages of the working class is overwhelming, it is less so for the middle and upper classes. Plus ca change. http://global.oup.com/uk/pressreleases/32402029/ You are not alone on this board with your commitment to the...

So, there we have it; you make no distinction between the rights of the British working class to anyone else from the four corners of the world who arrives here. Despite all the undeniable evidence that Labour's policy of not controlling the labour market (whilst in power) has been disastrous...

To be honest given my opposition to the EU and what it stands for I would vote for anyone who proposes for us to leave it. My preference would be for a more progressive party to do this however there is a paucity of choice at the moment. Bob Crow was of course associated with No2EU a leftist...

To pick up the thread again.........and letting bygones be bygones, our initial exchange arose from the implications of the Labour Party's politcal decision to facilitate the free movement of people from within the EU (including accessation countries) and generally take a more relaxed atittude...

Hello my pretty. Seriously no nerve touched.............this is all part of the cut and thrust of the debate................je suis Charlie mon cherie. So, how about that verdict of how uncontrolled borders benefit the British working class...................I've opened a family bag of Red...

Indeed................to the regiment (hic).............I wish I was there.

To be fair that's probably an intake issue............train gin and all that. That said I wont be at the Amex Sunday with my half and half...............will be recovering from Cheltenham Trails day. Ouch.

Hmm, I can accept that Labour spending policy helped many people while they were in power, however the overall effect of these policies are still being felt not least by the working class that they abandonded (which they did). Given that both Eds’ were so close to the levers of power during...

Well well, Tory boy, you certainly had all your Weet-a-bix this morning didn’t you? As for my interest in the Albion I don’t need to justify my loyalty to you or anyone else for that matter. Those who know me know and I am happy with that. As for my posts, I don’t feel the need to add to...

We have been here before HT and I know you have that outlook about nationalites, which is fine by me as you advocate that disposition openly. What does not make sense given that view is that you continue to say you support the Labour Party who still purport to work in the interests of Britain...