David Dimbleby chairs the debate from Burton-upon-Trent.
The panel comprises Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg, Labour's Shadow Justice Secretary Richard Burgon, Green Party co-leader Caroline Lucas, Mirror columnist Susie Boniface and David Cameron's former director of communications Craig Oliver.
Caroline Lucas saying the type of hard Brexit TM is pursuing. What absolute drivel. All posturing just now and nobody knows what the final outcome will be.
Caroline Lucas saying the type of hard Brexit TM is pursuing.What absolute drivel. All posturing just now and nobody knows what the final outcome will be.
red tie chap got the gig because no one of any merit (not sure there are many or maybe even any) within the parliamentary labour party wanted to work with corbyn.
this is all bs, we voted out so just get on with it.
red tie chap got the gig because no one of any merit (not sure there are many or maybe even any) within the parliamentary labour party wanted to work with corbyn.this is all bs, we voted out so just get on with it.
interest race on student loans should be index linked surely - similar system to pensions...
proliferation of fatuous degree subjects with little or no career leverage should be reviewed
my niece recently graduated, it seems some of our Universities are no better at offering careers advice than they were 35 years ago - or at least the services that are available are not delivered proactively and there is no mandatory requirement for students to start preparing for life after their degree.
I'm generalising on the basis of second hand information, others might know better.
interest race on student loans should be index linked surely - similar system to pensions...proliferation of fatuous degree subjects with little or no career leverage should be reviewedmy niece recently graduated, it seems some of our Universities ar
dunno, I'd be surprised if there is n't a clause in the loan agreement to cover that but can totally see that the authorities would have a hard time enforcing it.
I bet the figures on the total value of loans vs the total that has been recovered since inception would make eye watering reading.
dunno, I'd be surprised if there is n't a clause in the loan agreement to cover that but can totally see that the authorities would have a hard time enforcing it.I bet the figures on the total value of loans vs the total that has been recovered since
I know I'm biased but I thought Labours Richard Burgon got destroyed last night and labours policies were shown up for what they are.......weak ! As for Caroline Lucus, why do they even bother giving her airtime ? She will never be in power or lead a significant party. Of course she knows that the EU would give us the worst deal possible so that we'd stay in Europe, although she hasn't taken into consideration the British public don't like to vote for "Done deals" as Theresa May has found out. Then there's the pay the public sector workers more because they'll pay more tax ! If the government pays a public sector worker a pound, they pay back 20p in income tax, now where I went to school that leaves a 80p deficit ! That's not to say I don't think some in the public sector don't deserve a pay rise, I like a larger percentage of the population would prefer to pay more taxes so that in your hour of need you get the services you deserve.
I know I'm biased but I thought Labours Richard Burgon got destroyed last night and labours policies were shown up for what they are.......weak ! As for Caroline Lucus, why do they even bother giving her airtime ? She will never be in power or lead a
To take the Caroline Lucas thoughts a stage further Dan we should treble or quadruple everybodys wages. We could do that on a monthly basis. Just think where we would be in a year. I wonder why no one else thought of it.
To take the Caroline Lucas thoughts a stage further Dan we should treble or quadruple everybodys wages.We could do that on a monthly basis. Just think where we would be in a year. I wonder why no one else thought of it.
On Brexit i've yet to find a young-un who voted to stay in for any other reason than my mobile phone will cost more when i'm on holiday with mummy and daddy.
Whether it turns out good or bad i think Brexit had to happen Im a ticket office clerk at a reasonably busy station that is a busy commuter station for London.And around a year or so before the vote the refunds for season tickets was on the rise although not as fast as 2006/7 it was starting and we remember what happened in 2007/08 As things are so-called progressing people in jobs like mine will soon be disappearing and with that the ability to spot problems in advance as no doubt happened in other jobs.
On Brexit i've yet to find a young-un who voted to stay in for any other reason than my mobile phone will cost morewhen i'm on holiday with mummy and daddy. Whether it turns out good or bad i think Brexit had to happenIm a ticket office clerk at a re