Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[maxidi] 14/1/2021 18:42

Fingers crossed cob !! :o)

[jl5006] 14/1/2021 17:54

There was no point in extricating the UK from an undemocratic European Union only to swap it for an unresponsive and untransparent elite at home – other than us now being able to sort it out – another reason we must not walk off the battlefield.
Yes JS re 816
too many think we have what we wante - but it is far from so

In the era of Covid and sweeping state power, it is now vital to keep the momentum going. This is not just about the Conservative Government (and before anyone gives them a pass, compare and contrast their handling of the current crisis with the governments of Japan, South Korea and Taiwan), but the whole apparatus of the British State and its multi-layered quangocracy. Japan, South Korea and Taiwan – odd flare-up aside – demonstrate the real winner in this crisis has been effective governance, not draconian measures the British State keeps falling back upon.

[cobourg1] 14/1/2021 17:30

Trades after 4:30 all exceeded the offer price, including a 33 million uncrossing trade.

A slight positive sign perhaps, I certainly hope that it means a higher open tomorrow.

[k38] 14/1/2021 17:27

Who ask....;))(Question: do fish have a sense of their own identity?A: Fish are extremely good at recognizing what is, and what is not, a potential predator. Obviously, they also have to recognize members of their own species (a "conspecific"), perhaps to school with them, or when choosing a mate. How they actually do this is not known for certain.....")-------The fish have one big problem... open borders!!

[joestalin] 14/1/2021 17:21

Is Liberty not the stone under which the Chakrabarti woman lives?

[xxxxxy] 14/1/2021 17:08

LIBERTY...Lockdown is hard at the best of times – but made worse by the Government's relentless focus on criminal enforcement. Confusing messaging from the very top means neither the public nor police are sure what is and isn't lawful.Last week Derbyshire Police fined two women who drove five miles to go for a walk. Government guidance says to stay local, but there's no law against travelling for exercise – and the police don't have the power to enforce guidance.This didn't stop Government ministers backing the force's actions, however. But just a few days later when the Prime Minister was pictured on a bike ride seven miles from home, the Government insisted it was lawful. This time they were right, but a little consistency and clarity in a pandemic shouldn't be too much to ask for.A new approachWoeful communication and an emphasis on criminal punishment is a recipe for injustice. So far, more than 30,000 people have been fined for breaking lockdown rules. And in some areas police are almost seven times more likely to fine people of colour than white people.You can't police your way out of a pandemic. We need a new approach that makes sure everyone is protected during this public health crisis. That means making sure no child goes hungry, providing safe accommodation for everyone, properly funding social care, ending the hostile environment, providing full pay for sick and isolating workers, lowering the prison population, and ensuring welfare is available for everyone in need.The public has shown enormous willingness to change how we live to protect each other. Liberty is fighting for a pandemic response that supports us all to do that.Save your rightsAnd defending people's basic rights has never been more important. The Government's 'review' of the Human Rights Act is now underway. For 20 years, the Human Rights Act has protected your rights to protest and pray, to think what you like and say what you think, and to keep your private life private. It protects all of us, all the time. It must not be weakened. Liberty will, of course, be providing evidence to the panel. If you haven't already, join the campaign to save your rights today.Thank you for your supportSam GrantHead of Policy and Campaigns 

[cheshire pete] 14/1/2021 16:27

steady on jacko....that's "locker room talk".

[cheshire pete] 14/1/2021 15:50

Wouldn't expect Boris or any other Minister to read through 1246 pages. They'd delegate it down to trusted people to throw up gremlins and traps.

EU knew full well that handing over a document that long they could sneak in some weasel clauses, which is just one of the many reasons why we're best out....can't be trusted.

[minerve 2] 14/1/2021 15:15

"straight jacketed"

Wrong spelling, thicko.