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There have been 'religious courts'' in the UK for years https://www.bethdin.org.uk/ But for some reason courts associated with people with brown skin are a problem for you?

A decade or so ago that would've been a possibility.

Tories managed double that with their Universal credit cuts and sanctions

tell us youre in a cult without actually admitting that you're in a cult.

I know .... how about we join one of the largest trading blocs in the world.... its on our doorstop and once you're a member you can do away with any paperwork , trade restrictions and tariffs . Not only that ... they will actually contribute to the development of your country's infrastructure...

No they don't .... there are many pensioners who are asset rich but cash poor. They live in homes that have massively increased in value simply because of the location ..

The NIKE model...... a company owns the brand / logo and is based in Bermuda (a tax haven) . The shoes are manufactured by a company based in the Netherlands. The trainers are (obviously) sold world wide. Each year the manufacturing company pays the company that owns the brand royalties (every...

They have indeed..... https://www.forbes.com/sites/kellyphillipserb/2024/08/06/coca-cola-could-face-16-billion-irs-bill-after-its-tax-court-arguments-fall-flat/

And hopefully a review of the Council Tax system so that it doesn't stop at band H....And those that live in massive houses start to contribute .

If you're over 55 you can access that tax free cash now .... before the Budget.

But you don't pay tax on something you've already paid tax on ... you pay tax on its increase in value

FTSE uo 17.80 as I type .... currently at 8345.31 (14.17pm)

No we don't ..... that went when we signed up to the Human Rights Act in 1998

They must have inherited a right shit show....

I wish I knew the number of his supplier....

You're using the wrong travel agent.

Waking up this morning to news of the €7 charge to enter the Eu from next year and the gammon being interviewed saying '' its typical of the Eu'' its sooooo funny that people get what they voted for ........and then moan about it.

Agreed .... a rent should be set at the beginning of a tenancy and no increases allowed for a set number of years. Thereafter Increases limited to RPI plus a % so people know what's coming.

British Rail (as it was ) was deliberately underfunded by the Tories and the mess it created was used as an excuse to privatise. (You can substitute the name of any privatised business for ''British Rail'' ) I still smile when I remember that I can get a week in Turkey or Malta at a 5 star...

My daughter has a deposit for a house.... pays rent which costs her more than a mortgage repayment would (and has done since 2019)..... but doesn't qualify for a mortgage because she doesn't have a good credit score apparently (its cos she's a single mum really) Does that help answer your question?