If they played on anything other than flat wickets would help. Sort of like English wickets of old. Aussie and others now know not to prepare old style wickets we can't cope with anything but flat tracks

For who? The people hit by this tax only have one paycheque, I doubt, say, a junior doctor is going 'oh - thank goodness, instead of just taking back that £1,508 a year from me by reversing Jeremy Hunt's NI cuts, you are taking that money via PAYE in a *different way*!|

For the benefit of any doubt I am joking, but at the same time it’s fairly baffling why *any* Labour politician would want it briefed that they take inspiration from Trump’s mass deportation policies.

And look, not to defend Michelle Mone, but no, the problem was not '14 years of looting'. The problem is conscious decisions that mean we have a state that only does crisis spending, that crisis spending is by definition expensive, and so most taxpayers get nothing for their money.

One, ex-Sunday Times political editor turned lobbyist Michael Prescott, had worked at PR firm Hanover. While at the BBC, Prescott raised internal concerns about editorial standards - but after leaving this summer, he went to his old media contacts with a list of the BBC’s failings.

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