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If, as they continually like to tell us, tax cuts result in a higher tax take, why are they now delaying the corporation tax cut because this will save £6BN?
It's not just the quackery of their 'medicine' that is an issue. The Telegraph have done an undercover investigation and discovered this.
"The majority of the homeopaths told undercover reporters that if they were in their situation they would not give their healthy young children the vaccinations recommended by the NHS."
there is more on this front in their report today, not only are they advocating pseudo-scientific nonsense but they are trying to dissuade people from proven effective medical practises.
Could be good for us on one hand, if Wycombe fall away due to the disruption of a new manager coming in, please let it be Paul Hurst, but then there's always the possibility of of Sunderland picking up with him in charge. Still at least they start a few points back.
Has there been any news regarding football league sanctions on Bolton for failing to fulfil their fixtures last year or unilaterally cancelling the Donny game this year.
The position regarding not playing all their games last year in a particular seems to be dragging on.
Edit: I have just seen that the EFL should be considering both matters tomorrow.
Apparently the football league want the game between Donny and BW played on another date, Donny are not so keen and want BW heavily punished.
I agree with Andy Holt the Accrington fella, that BW should never have been allowed to start playing the season.
My understanding of Conservative policy is that in general they believe that lower tax and lower is the best approach for the country and that the nation's finances need to be tightly.
I kind of see the reasoning behind that approach.
What I don't get is why, if that is the best way of managing things, do they suddenly splash the cash when an election comes round?
I hadn't come across this case before, but apparently football agents Dax Price and Giuseppe Pagliari are on trial for paying and facilitating a bribe.
Some of the evidence presented suggests that bribery and corruption is rife within the football world with most managers at a high level expect to be 'looked after' when making transfer deals.
The implication is that bribery is commonplace with Neil Warnock and, surprise surprise, Harry Redknapp explicitly named by Price as needing to be 'looked after.'
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