Yes. With Jimmy no longer at Yellowstone, I couldn't be bothered

A great point. In lots of places social democrats dislike inheritance tax - some view it as a second tax on already taxed labour! We can argue the merits of that, but the idea that all social democrats are pro the inheritance tax is not accurate.

In Sweden, inheritance tax was abolished by a coalition of Social Democrats, Greens and Far Left in 2003. The vote was unanimous

A. Likely correct
B. Investment - post-Brexit market is too small for investment for most manufacturing

At this stage, extending the Windsor Framework to rUK would be preferable to either, i.e. SM in goods only

Wonder which commentator will now talk about the SAS being a bunch of snowflake traitors running off to a "foreign court"

"Leading Brexiteers commit to fund litigation that rellies on the ECHR"

I do like a plot twist

Wonder which commentator will now talk about the SAS being a bunch of snowflake traitors running off to a "foreign court"

We already have a reasonably healthy comparison website market - and using AI to evaluate deals and contracts will become the norm soon, so I don't see the need for putting too much effort into the issue of clarity

I agree that too much of the UK economy is like a cleptocracy where a lack of competition allows companies to extract whatever ever they can from consumers, but the real problem is a lack of real competition rather than a lack of information...