It's more to do with the like of Boston, Milwaukee and Toronto being better than expected making the SOS harder

Very odd to do this in this way when the party seems very close to open revolt against leadership

When I was a kid I once shouted "book him ref!" and a very elderly lady a row in front turned around and scolded me "ooh - wash your mouth out'"

They're not tho

You love to see it

I appreciate an honest man

Look you've embarrassed yourself I don't think moving the goalposts is going to save you now

Well, yes. To be honest.

It's Jalen Green, and he's played 30 minutes this season.

And that's relevant to my point, how?

If you are a team next summer wanting to make a leap after finishing tanking, maybe Washington/Charlotte/Utah etc, wouldn't you desperately want this guy on your team?

And let's cap pension sacrifice to give these people who know exactly what's happening and extra kick in the balls (if this does go ahead)

How much is gambling levy expected to raise?

Treasury Brain Britain

As in, do we just have to wait and see how they roll out and will it take a few years to settle in?

What do you make of the leasehold reforms?

yeah I'm quite interested to see what happens when leasehold reforms fully roll out, you'd imagine shoot back up (or if they increase LISA limit) and it's a buyer market right now but still, nobody buying. Feels like we finally hit a cap of affordability even in London.

Feels underreported/underestimated that the housing economy has ground to a halt. I think I've looked at every 2-3 bed on the market in London the past week and so many have been reduced in price and are selling at a loss from previous purchase. Wasn't my expectation at all.