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More pertinently why dont we just sell the falklands to the argies at a knock down price saves us going to war and pays off the national debt at the same time

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Help We rent thro a local agency but our landlord lives in spain. It is her only property and is registered on the electoral roll to this address. We want to register but have been told not to by her because then she would not be able to be registered. I am pretty sure that denieing someone the vote is ilegal We want to vote in the forthcoming election for obvious reasons Mark

1 x Average Salary say £25k pro rata based on hours work, plus basic accomodation allowance of £60 per night upon receipt of a bill from a hotel or approved rental agency for MP's with constituencies more than 50 miles from london. £25 food allowance for days logged in parliament and a rail pass

Absolutely, is a major salary review in the public sector Get rid of all non jobs and slash £10k off the salary of anyone earning over £40k If they dont like it theres the door

Maybe they dont want to win so as to make Liebor swallow the bitter pill of dealing with the consequences of their own actions. Also having a hung parliament would give them the cop out of not being tarred with the brush of being the killjoys

Immediate disqualification now AND continued tax to pay for past treatment

free healthcare for those who smoke or drink heavily, your ba habit your problem

+ 1 on the BBC why can we not have either Community not for profit media or fully commercial media we dont need something which is neither

How about a basic salary and then a bonus structure based on approval ratings by their constituents say 50k + travelodge & food allowance for being away from home then an extra 30k available bonus

More than this getting down to basics there has to be a basic transaction of one seller + one buyer If say the chinese produce something that because of devaluation nobody can afford to buy then their economy falls apart just as quickly as ours does

Not very simple at all, The people only have a finite amount of money coming in, so if by devaluation cost of the basic essentials goes up then the heirachy of needs comes into play 1/ Food 2/ Warmth 3/ Shelter if the person has to pay more for the first two then ability to pay for such a big number three becomes impossible therefore causing more defaults and more reposessions. To my limited understanding, devaluation helps nobody

greed is what is wrong with the uk, everyone is self serving also the obsession with class which makes everyone feel that they need to be superior

fight fight fight fight

Perfectly valid question, why do people who earn less than say £30k live in London when they could live for less anywhere else, what is the housing cost versus earning

We aspire to live on a boat, will cost approx £60k to build one and approx £300 per month to rent mooring. We want to work less and live more Anyone who cannot get their head round this is the loser

I think all people want to see is an equitable society Maybe we should all not vote, I think there is a number of votes stated that if the number of people who vote is below it the election is null & void Then maybe we could bring about some of the changes needed Maybe 1. Remove governments ability to borrow, thus forcing the country to live within its means 2. Narrow the scope of government by a simple bill of rights, to:- Law & order Education Health Diplomacy I think at the moment we are over encumbered by government and we all need to stand against this