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Lloyds Banking Group Plc | LSE:LLOY | London | Ordinary Share | GB0008706128 | ORD 10P |
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16/1/2020 14:42 | Labour leadership: Poll suggests pro-Corbyn candidate Rebecca Long Bailey ahead among party members Harry Yorke, political correspondent 15 JANUARY 2020 • 7:26PM Follow The pro-Corbyn candidate Rebecca Long-Bailey looks set to become the next Labour leader, according to a major new poll published on Wednesday evening. Despite Sir Keir Starmer, the shadow Brexit secretary, emerging from the first stage of the contest with a commanding lead among MPs, Ms Long-Bailey has come out on top in a survey of 3,835 party members. The poll, conducted by Survation on behalf of the LabourList website, found that the shadow business secretary received 42 percent of votes, compared with 37 percent for Sir Keir. Based on Labour’s leadership rules, which is based on an alternative vote system, Ms Long-Bailey still remains ahead on second preference votes with 51 percent, two points ahead of her closest rival.... | maxk | |
16/1/2020 14:37 | 😎🖕 | minerve 2 | |
16/1/2020 14:31 | xxxxxy are you talking about vrs | rovi70 | |
16/1/2020 14:23 | That china deal seems flimsy though. But positive. | xxxxxy | |
16/1/2020 14:21 | For the novel, he created a fictional language called Newspeak, used by Big Brother and the totalitarian government of the fictional supercountry Oceania. Totalitarian means the government tries to control every single aspect of a person's life, and, in 1984, this even applies to thoughts and feelings. | xxxxxy | |
16/1/2020 14:20 | DOW futures looking good on U.S - China deal. Come on Boris its your turn. Get that Brexit deal DONE ...we're sinking here.Though it is making for some cheap as chips shares so I shouldn't be moaning really. | mitchy | |
16/1/2020 14:19 | And there is more on that Newspeak | xxxxxy | |
16/1/2020 14:18 | The EU Commission President has a lot to teach Leo Varadkar about blarneyEU's propaganda reaches biblical proportions as 7.5bn miraculously becomes 1,000bn?© EU CommissionExactly who is stumping up the cash for the EU's massive 1 trillion "Green Deal"?Yesterday at Dublin Castle, the Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar hosted new EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, for speeches about Ireland, Brexit, and the EU's new 1 TRILLION "European Green Deal".Frau von der Leyen had something to say about all three topics, as well as making some extraordinary assertions about the EU's role in the Good Friday Agreement and about the EU actually increasing national sovereignty.What is the EU Commission's new "Green Deal"?On Tuesday the EU Commission launched its funding plans for its new "European Green Deal" in a blaze of publicity. Numerous Commissioners were wheeled out for statements and press conferences."The plan that we present today, to mobilize at least 1 trillion, will show the direction and unleash a green investment wave," said Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.EU Commission answers the question: "What is the European Green Deal?""The European Green Deal is about improving the well-being of people. Making Europe climate-neutral and protecting our natural habitat will be good for people, planet and economy. No one will be left behind." | xxxxxy | |
16/1/2020 13:56 | Yes M2 the same could be said for all the money spent on mollycoddoling transgenderers & fkin interpreter services for immigrants on benefits. | utrickytrees | |
16/1/2020 13:52 | Brexit should be a "wake-up call" for the European Union, German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned in a rare interview with the FT. I see the European Union as our life insurance. Germany is far too small to exert geopolitical influence on its own, and that’s why we need to make use of all the benefits of the single market "Probably a good thing that Germany is too small to exert geopolitical influence on its own imo" | crossing_the_rubicon | |
16/1/2020 13:29 | An even more worthy cause than homeless servicemen - those old soldiers now being persecuted for doing their duty in Northern Ireland decades ago. Boris should announce than all such trials will end forthwith. | grahamite2 | |
16/1/2020 13:13 | Brexit is a 'wake-up call' for the EU, says Angela Merkel James Crisp, brussels correspondent 16 JANUARY 2020 • 9:42AM Brexit is a “wake-up call” for the European Union, Angela Merkel has said in a warning that Britain will emerge as an economic competitor to the bloc after it leaves the EU. The German Chancellor called on the remaining EU leaders to make Europe more competitive to meet the challenge of Brexit, as well as economic heavyweights such as the US and China. Mrs Merkel said the EU had to become “attractive, innovative, creative, a good place for research and education.” “Competition can then be very productive,” she told the Financial Times, before describing the EU and its single market as Germany’s “life insurance”. “With the departure of Great Britain, a potential competitor will of course emerge for us. That is to say, in addition to China and the United States of America, there will be Great Britain as well,” she said in October last year.... More: | maxk | |
16/1/2020 11:59 | LifelogicPosted January 16, 2020 at 6:11 am | PermalinkThe costs of government can indeed be reduced. They could quite easily be halved, were there any government. There is clearly no such will. They will not even cancel HS2 or the insane renewable subsidies it seems.This halving of government admin. costs could be done without any loss of public services or at least the rather few that are actually worth having.Allister Heath is surely right today:- Boris's task is to rescue Britain from our absurd technocratic tyrants. A new establishment of 'meddlesome overlords' has seized control of most of our major institutions.But is Boris up to it? | xxxxxy | |
16/1/2020 11:56 | Mikey Br 16 Jan 2020 11:36AMPresumably "fair competition" in Merkel's eyes means that the UK has to abide by the same inefficient practices as the EU | xxxxxy | |
16/1/2020 11:56 | Woko Haram 16 Jan 2020 11:40AMThe EU.Germany by other means. | xxxxxy | |
16/1/2020 11:37 | grahamite216 Jan '20 - 08:53 - 289727 of 289748 He would find something else to moan about. One miserable multi millionaire that one. | m5 | |
16/1/2020 10:36 | A fitting tale for some on this thread? "A pensioner drove his brand new Mercedes to 100 mph, looking in his rear view mirror, he saw a police car behind him. He floored it to 140 , then 150, ... then 155, ... Suddenly he thought, "I'm too old for this nonsense !" So he pulled over to the side of the road and waited for the police car to catch up with him. The officer walked up to him, looked at his watch and said, "Sir, my shift ends in ten minutes. Today is Friday and I'm taking off for the weekend with my family. If you can give me a good reason that I've never heard before, why you were speeding... I'll let you go." The Man looked very seriously at the police man, and replied :- "Years ago, my wife ran off with a policeman, I thought you were bringing her back." !!! The Cop left saying, " Have a good day, Sir "... | bbalanjones | |
16/1/2020 10:30 | The article is so so .. but taken from the comment section: Jonathan Tedd 16 Jan 2020 8:18AM We are getting less prosperous. Our great energy economy is on the wane, green power is a white elephant. Dr Tim Morgan predicts a delayering, and we are at peak complexity. The middle class are disappearing. John Lewis profits down, M&S closures. No fresh fish or meat counters at Tesco. Our services-based (doing each other's laundry) economy reliant on house prices, and grotesque public spending, a myriad of nonsense public sector jobs with no economic value (diversity officers). Well it's all stuttering to a stop - then down the other side we go. | maxk | |
16/1/2020 10:24 | "ianood15 Jan '20 - 21:12 - 5701 of 5713 CTR - Your suggestion would have exactly the same effect as continuation of PPI" Indeed. Short term candy only as those on low annual earnings spend most , if not all, of their PPI. "Personal thoughts are we need to stop fudging it and get a strong banking sector behind us with rates where they ought to be, but, I suppose that is politically unacceptable" Interest rates where they ought to be means annual servicing of the national debt would be c £100-200bn at least and not the c £40-50bn currently... A reset of entitlements is needed, and a complete overhaul of NHS, Welfare, and this country. | crossing_the_rubicon | |
16/1/2020 10:20 | ianood - always consider the interest rate movement as a percentage of the previous rate when rates are so low. i.e. 0.25% drop on a 0.75% rate is not the 0.25%. Once rates go back up very eventually it becomes a huge sledgehammer; eg 0.5% on a 1.0% rate is a 50% increase in costs. | alphorn |
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