A question for you. This whole austerity malarkey. If we do start spending more and we get the economy firing a little more, how do we improve the structure of our economy. To me it still seems very credit driven. How do we create a self sustaining, healthy economy. And where does spending fit in with that?

If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.

Conservatives should've given the money they gave to the banks to the people instead on the provision they paid off personal debt. That way banks would still get all the money but ordinary people would be debt free. Instead they just gave the money to the banks to invest and the people are no better off

People's debt was with the banks. Give money to people to pay off debt and the money still ends up with the banks but the people are debt free too.

This week has shown that any Conservative divisions on Brexit pale into insignificance compared to the schism in Labour.

Despite Comrade Corbyn's instruction for them to abstain, 49 remainers voted to keep Britain in the single market.

With regard to Corbyn's support for a 'Hard' brexit, he says one thing to pro-Brexit supporters in the north and another to 'Remain' supporters in London.

Edited by Willo (02 Jul 2017 12.35am)

No he has been weakened by the fact that 49 of his party defied his instructions.

The fragile 'Coalition' between the moderates and extremists has been broken.

Anyway, high time I went to bed.Goodnight.

Perhaps a warning sign of the dictatorial way in which he'd love to run the country. Pretty decent of him to be so open, Adolf Hitler seemed reasonably sane until he got a bit of power.