No way to actually enforce it though 🤷‍♂️

What possible justification can there be for charging graduates earning over £50k 6.2% interest, while their peers earning less are only charged 3.2% (and the BoE base rate is 4%) This feels like the kind of thing Wonga would do, not the British state

What possible justification can there be for charging graduates earning over £50k 6.2% interest, while their peers earning less are only charged 3.2% (and the BoE base rate is 4%) This feels like the kind of thing Wonga would do, not the British state

Following Saturday’s protest in Dublin by taxi drivers against Uber’s introduction of “fixed fares”, PBP TD Paul Murphy is calling for the National Transport Authority to set up a not-for-profit app for all taxi drivers to use to stop the “uberisation” of the sector.

Another way of putting it, relevant ahead of the Budget: if the UK had grown at the same rate as the US since 2007, our annual tax revenue would be £150 billion higher today. That's enough to fill the Chancellor's current fiscal gap 5x over.

Today, I made the mistake of flying from Dublin to Paris via London's Heathrow Airport. This was a remarkably stupid move on my part, given that London, and by extension Heathrow, is located in the failing formerly-developed country known as "the UK". I almost paid dearly for

It’s true…the age of neutrality is over for Europe. Between freezing the Russian assets and seizing Chinese company, Europe has made it clear it is just Washington’s little brother. No sovereignty. Now the question is did it put itself on the winning side? And what will be

@GavinBarwell I still don’t understand why ten years after voting to leave the European Union we are still signed up to European Court legislation. Nothing to stop us voting in Parliament on our own version of it. The Lib Dems want us to stay in EU jurisdiction as much as possible by ideology.