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I love watching little children running and screaming, playing hide and seek in the playground.
They don't know I'm using blanks..
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_Os_ wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 11:37 am
dpedin wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 11:11 am
C69 wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 10:57 am So apparently 2 MPs sent dic pics back to Charlie.
How stupid are these elected officials?
In days gone by these MPs would have been profoundly embarrassed by their personal conduct and offered their resignations and a PM worth their salt would have said publicly he/she reluctantly accepted them whilst telling the MPs to feck off and never darken the HoC again. However given we have had tractor porn, wanking in the office, up skirting laws voted down, 'Pincher by nature', rape and assault of wives and sexual harassment of office staff including waving dicks around in the face of secretaries then it is no wonder Hunt has said that Wragg's apology was 'very courageous' and didn't say anything about him resigning! The HoC, and the Tory party in particular, has really become a sleazy shithole without even the flimsiest public face of being contrite or embarrassed. Any other workplace ....
It's what happens when the method of candidate selection breaks down and becomes a joke. Most of the parliamentary Tory party are now morons. They're either picked by Tory head office because they're morons and will do as they're told, or picked by raging loony ex-UKIPers who have become Tory members, or some combination of both.

In the past most the morons and wrong uns would've been weeded out by the membership long before they got anywhere. Ambition is most of what's deciding who gets to the top of the Tory party now, which means a lot of over promoted unsuitable people as MPs. It's like a corporate that hasn't promoted based on merit and instead promoted the slimiest individuals who were always at the front when projects succeeded and disappeared when they failed, then cannot understand why the company is failing.
It is hard to weed out such individuals some of the rules brought in to protect people are taken advantage off by those individuals. There is one bullying non-delivering incompetent I can think of at my place and i was very careful to make sure staff working for me did not become embroiled.

The absolute stupidity of this is impressive.
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It's quite funny seeing the BBC and all the other media outlets referring to Grindr as a dating app though
And are there two g’s in Bugger Off?
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Biffer wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 3:36 pm It's quite funny seeing the BBC and all the other media outlets referring to Grindr as a dating app though
All good dating apps use dick pics for initial introductions, it's replaced the, "i'll be the one wearing a red carnation", for identifying your "date"
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fishfoodie wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 4:07 pm
Biffer wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 3:36 pm It's quite funny seeing the BBC and all the other media outlets referring to Grindr as a dating app though
All good dating apps use dick pics for initial introductions, it's replaced the, "i'll be the one wearing a red carnation", for identifying your "date"
It’s ok now to sit in the pub waiting for a blind date with your cock out? Times have changed since I was single…..
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Blackmac wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 12:35 pm
Lobby wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 11:38 am
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An individual can be fined for GDPR breach, but what is more likely is that they will sue him in tort
It'll come as no surprise that, rather than being hauled over the coals for his rank stupidity and the illegality of his actions, the Tory machine is trying to present him as some sort of hero.

"The chancellor has praised a Tory MP for apologising after he admitted he gave other MPs' personal phone numbers to a man on a dating app. Jeremy Hunt said William Wragg had been "courageous" in telling the Times he was sorry for the "hurt" he had caused."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-68740332
They really have lost all sense of decency.
When connected/privileged people commit white collar crime there is no crime, this seems to be a norm.
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fishfoodie wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 3:10 pm So it begins. Privatize the profits & Nationalize the debts
Thames Water’s parent company defaults on debt

Formal notice to bondholders fires starting gun on complicated debt restructuring

Thames Water’s parent company has sent a formal notice to bondholders informing them that it has defaulted on its debt, firing the starting gun on a potentially messy restructuring at the owner of Britain’s largest water utility.

On Friday, one of the holding companies that owns Thames Water announced that interest payments due earlier this week on a £400mn bond “have not been paid” and it issued a “formal notice of default”.

The bonds were issued by Kemble Water Finance, which sits above the nearly £15bn of debt at the Thames Water utility companies. Those companies should be unaffected by the move. Kemble last week told bondholders that it intended to stop paying interest on bonds.
https://www.ft.com/content/58834a3a-875 ... 8e62fd662c
More a continuation than a beginning.

I'd say it's a disgrace they were ever allowed to rack up such debt, and to rack up debt paying out bonuses and dividends not even on investments
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Rhubarb & Custard wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 5:28 pm
fishfoodie wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 3:10 pm So it begins. Privatize the profits & Nationalize the debts
Thames Water’s parent company defaults on debt

Formal notice to bondholders fires starting gun on complicated debt restructuring

Thames Water’s parent company has sent a formal notice to bondholders informing them that it has defaulted on its debt, firing the starting gun on a potentially messy restructuring at the owner of Britain’s largest water utility.

On Friday, one of the holding companies that owns Thames Water announced that interest payments due earlier this week on a £400mn bond “have not been paid” and it issued a “formal notice of default”.

The bonds were issued by Kemble Water Finance, which sits above the nearly £15bn of debt at the Thames Water utility companies. Those companies should be unaffected by the move. Kemble last week told bondholders that it intended to stop paying interest on bonds.
https://www.ft.com/content/58834a3a-875 ... 8e62fd662c
More a continuation than a beginning.

I'd say it's a disgrace they were ever allowed to rack up such debt, and to rack up debt paying out bonuses and dividends not even on investments
I think I remembering correctly when I say that Thatcher nationalized all the debts, of all the water companies prior to privatization, & since then Thames has racked up £60 Billion in debt, while letting the infrastructure fester, but importantly paying back out that £60 Billion in dividends to shareholders !

So this single company has bled more than £120 Billion out of the taxpayers !

How many hospitals & schools would build ?

It puts the PPE scam in ha'penny place.

[Edit] Sorry the £60 Billion is all the water companies debt, Thames just owes ~£16 Billion

https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... rs-coffers
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clydecloggie wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 9:38 am
Sandstorm wrote: Thu Mar 14, 2024 9:35 am
geordie_6 wrote: Thu Mar 14, 2024 9:06 am

I imagine that a not insignificant portion of that 12 million are our benevolent elders, who've always voted Tory and are not for the turning no matter what...
Plus second generation immigrant Asian women who might look up to certain MPs they aspire to be?
Not just women. It's amazing how many well-educated Britons of Asian descent I've spoken to recently - mostly working in education or the third sector, even - said how proud they are of Sunak, Braverman etc. (and, admittedly, Humza Yousaf) for making it to the top of British politics. For some of them that simple fact matters more than the madness of the actual policies they're pursuing (and that, again, includes Humza Yousaf and the crazy hate crime scheme).
My wife is the first to be born in the UK in her family (parents Kenya, grandparents Goa) and she thinks Sunak and Braverman are absolute fucking disgraces.

Braverman's father turned up at my wife's uncle's funeral last year and is apparently a massive twat.

Mind you, my mother-in-law was a bridesmaid at Keith Vaz's wedding so one never knows...
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fishfoodie wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 5:34 pm
Rhubarb & Custard wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 5:28 pm
fishfoodie wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 3:10 pm So it begins. Privatize the profits & Nationalize the debts



https://www.ft.com/content/58834a3a-875 ... 8e62fd662c
More a continuation than a beginning.

I'd say it's a disgrace they were ever allowed to rack up such debt, and to rack up debt paying out bonuses and dividends not even on investments
I think I remembering correctly when I say that Thatcher nationalized all the debts, of all the water companies prior to privatization, & since then Thames has racked up £60 Billion in debt, while letting the infrastructure fester, but importantly paying back out that £60 Billion in dividends to shareholders !

So this single company has bled more than £120 Billion out of the taxpayers !

How many hospitals & schools would build ?

It puts the PPE scam in ha'penny place.

[Edit] Sorry the £60 Billion is all the water companies debt, Thames just owes ~£16 Billion

https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... rs-coffers
They've all been known as environmentally bankrupt for years, which is to say had they at any point addressed the environment with actual investment every firm would have gone bust.

About which the government has done... nothing. Not a thing. They've made more progress on new reservoirs and nuclear power stations. And Labour have no established policy that changes much of anything, granted I'm still voting Labour for the first time ever, but it's more than a little annoying the status quo is so valued by the establishment
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Rhubarb & Custard wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 6:33 pm
fishfoodie wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 5:34 pm
Rhubarb & Custard wrote: Fri Apr 05, 2024 5:28 pm

More a continuation than a beginning.

I'd say it's a disgrace they were ever allowed to rack up such debt, and to rack up debt paying out bonuses and dividends not even on investments
I think I remembering correctly when I say that Thatcher nationalized all the debts, of all the water companies prior to privatization, & since then Thames has racked up £60 Billion in debt, while letting the infrastructure fester, but importantly paying back out that £60 Billion in dividends to shareholders !

So this single company has bled more than £120 Billion out of the taxpayers !

How many hospitals & schools would build ?

It puts the PPE scam in ha'penny place.

[Edit] Sorry the £60 Billion is all the water companies debt, Thames just owes ~£16 Billion

https://www.theguardian.com/business/20 ... rs-coffers
They've all been known as environmentally bankrupt for years, which is to say had they at any point addressed the environment with actual investment every firm would have gone bust.

About which the government has done... nothing. Not a thing. They've made more progress on new reservoirs and nuclear power stations. And Labour have no established policy that changes much of anything, granted I'm still voting Labour for the first time ever, but it's more than a little annoying the status quo is so valued by the establishment
Both Tories and Labour are shitting themselves about having to take on the privatized water companies debts should they fold and what this would do to their semi fictitious fiscal rules etc. The debts would show up in the UK accounts and feck up any plans Labour might have for reinvesting elsewhere. I suspect neither party will make an issue of this during GE - the Tories are plain embarrassed that they have fecked up so badly over last 14 years and Labour dont want or cant afford to take on the debt of the companies and invest at the levels required to stop the shit flowing. The water companies are also shitting themselves about Labour's plans for tighter regulation, criminal prosecutions and banning dividends so expect more water companies to cry foul in next few weeks and try and get a solution they prefer ie higher water prices, etc from the Tories whilst they are in Government. Labour will be happy to pontificate from the sidelines but will be keen to see the Tories try and sort this out as any proposed solution agreed with water companies will inevitably lose the Tories votes. In short a lose:lose:lose scenario for all concerned apart from the private investors like McQuarries who have all the money they salted away in the bank already.
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The ginger growler might be in trouble

https://archive.is/gpUYc
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Ymx wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 7:31 pm The ginger growler might be in trouble

https://archive.is/gpUYc
As said in HIGNFY last night, laughable that she has been outed for making a dodgy £1500 by someone that has dodged tax on £100m by claiming dodgy nondom status.

Nonetheless, an idiotic situation for her to get into and as usual it’s the attempted cover up that makes it much worse than just holding hands up at the time
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Ymx wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 7:31 pm The ginger growler might be in trouble

https://archive.is/gpUYc
Such a dull non-story. This is why the UK is so shit - big issues are made out of minor stuff and large scale fraudulent stuff committed by our elite is just brushed away. Just constant distraction. This will be a pitiful gain compared to the tax avoided by our non-domiciled elite like the owner of the daily maily mail.
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petej wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:03 pm
Ymx wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 7:31 pm The ginger growler might be in trouble

https://archive.is/gpUYc
Such a dull non-story. This is why the UK is so shit - big issues are made out of minor stuff and large scale fraudulent stuff committed by our elite is just brushed away. Just constant distraction. This will be a pitiful gain compared to the tax avoided by our non-domiciled elite like the owner of the daily maily mail.
I don’t know. It’s lying about her residence and tax evasion, and then lying again.

Tax evasion is fairly serious

Boris went down for less, imo
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Ymx wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:20 pm
petej wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:03 pm
Ymx wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 7:31 pm The ginger growler might be in trouble

https://archive.is/gpUYc
Such a dull non-story. This is why the UK is so shit - big issues are made out of minor stuff and large scale fraudulent stuff committed by our elite is just brushed away. Just constant distraction. This will be a pitiful gain compared to the tax avoided by our non-domiciled elite like the owner of the daily maily mail.
I don’t know. It’s lying about her residence and tax evasion, and then lying again.

Tax evasion is fairly serious

Boris went down for less, imo
:lol: Of course you think that.
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Ymx wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:20 pm
petej wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:03 pm
Ymx wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 7:31 pm The ginger growler might be in trouble

https://archive.is/gpUYc
Such a dull non-story. This is why the UK is so shit - big issues are made out of minor stuff and large scale fraudulent stuff committed by our elite is just brushed away. Just constant distraction. This will be a pitiful gain compared to the tax avoided by our non-domiciled elite like the owner of the daily maily mail.
I don’t know. It’s lying about her residence and tax evasion, and then lying again.

Tax evasion is fairly serious

Boris went down for less, imo
😂
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Ymx wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:20 pm
petej wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:03 pm
Ymx wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 7:31 pm The ginger growler might be in trouble

https://archive.is/gpUYc
Such a dull non-story. This is why the UK is so shit - big issues are made out of minor stuff and large scale fraudulent stuff committed by our elite is just brushed away. Just constant distraction. This will be a pitiful gain compared to the tax avoided by our non-domiciled elite like the owner of the daily maily mail.
I don’t know. It’s lying about her residence and tax evasion, and then lying again.

Tax evasion is fairly serious

Boris went down for less, imo
It is a cunningly written article which suggests things and speculates. Hey, they wouldn't bother if it didn't work which it evidently does.
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Slick wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:47 pm
Ymx wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:20 pm
petej wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:03 pm

Such a dull non-story. This is why the UK is so shit - big issues are made out of minor stuff and large scale fraudulent stuff committed by our elite is just brushed away. Just constant distraction. This will be a pitiful gain compared to the tax avoided by our non-domiciled elite like the owner of the daily maily mail.
I don’t know. It’s lying about her residence and tax evasion, and then lying again.

Tax evasion is fairly serious

Boris went down for less, imo
😂
Ymx is right
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C69 wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 9:19 pm
Slick wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:47 pm
Ymx wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:20 pm

I don’t know. It’s lying about her residence and tax evasion, and then lying again.

Tax evasion is fairly serious

Boris went down for less, imo
😂
Ymx is right
😂
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You can nominate your main residence for CGT purposes, it is not necessary that you live there most/all of the time, only that you have lived there. It looks like a made up story, a bit like when Starmer didn't break lockdown but Tory newspapers kept repeating that he had.

They've been going after Rayner for awhile. Ashcroft (a Tory billionaire) has written a whole book about her. Tory newspapers/"anonymous sources" claimed she put Big Dog off during PMQs by wearing short skirts, this sexist claim that Big Dog was shit in PMQs because of Rayner ran for quite awhile.

They fear her.
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_Os_ wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 10:02 pm You can nominate your main residence for CGT purposes, it is not necessary that you live there most/all of the time, only that you have lived there. It looks like a made up story, a bit like when Starmer didn't break lockdown but Tory newspapers kept repeating that he had.

They've been going after Rayner for awhile. Ashcroft (a Tory billionaire) has written a whole book about her. Tory newspapers/"anonymous sources" claimed she put Big Dog off during PMQs by wearing short skirts, this sexist claim that Big Dog was shit in PMQs because of Rayner ran for quite awhile.

They fear her.
She's a genuine working class person made good, she also seems positioned to be someone Starmer expects to keep him accountable to the Labour base with policy. A potentially very significant figure.

The Tories definitely fear and hate her. She's also fairly attractive and I'm sure that makes some of the Tory men (possibly some of the women too) feel conflicting emotions they don't know what to do with and that prompts more invective.
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_Os_ wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 10:02 pm
They've been going after Rayner for awhile. Ashcroft (a Tory billionaire) has written a whole book about her. Tory newspapers/"anonymous sources" claimed she put Big Dog off during PMQs by wearing short skirts, this sexist claim that Big Dog was shit in PMQs because of Rayner ran for quite awhile.

They fear her.
That whole short skirts thing was entirely manufactured by herself. Even the rumour.
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_Os_ wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 10:02 pm You can nominate your main residence for CGT purposes, it is not necessary that you live there most/all of the time, only that you have lived there. It looks like a made up story, a bit like when Starmer didn't break lockdown but Tory newspapers kept repeating that he had.
No.

There are still laws about you actually needing to live there.

Not to mention that she got married
Private Residence Relief

You do not pay Capital Gains Tax when you sell (or ‘dispose of’) your home if all of the following apply:

-you have one home and you’ve lived in it as your main home for all the time you’ve owned it
-you have not let part of it out - this does not include having a lodger
-you have not used a part of your home exclusively for business purposes (using a room as a temporary or occasional office does not count as exclusive business use)
-the grounds, including all buildings, are less than 5,000 square metres (just over an acre) in total
-you did not buy it just to make a gain

If all these apply you will automatically get a tax relief called Private Residence Relief and will have no tax to pay. If any of them apply, you may have some tax to pay.
If you own more than one home
In most cases, you only get relief for one home for any period. You must work out when you lived in each property as your main home.

If you’re married or in a civil partnership only one home per couple counts as your main home for any period.

If you’ve nominated a home you cannot get relief for another property for the time your home is nominated, apart from for the periods that always qualify for relied
If you have one home or you nominated your home
You get relief if you were away from it for:

any reason for periods adding up to 3 years
up to 4 years if you had to live away from home in the UK for work
any period if you were working outside the UK
You must have lived in the home before and afterwards, unless your work prevented you.

If you only own one home you get relief for the last 36 months before you sold your home if any of the following apply:

you’re disabled
you’re in long-term residential care
you sold the property before 6 April 2014
You get relief for the last 18 months if none of these apply, but you sold your home before 6 April 2020.
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As for the legs thing, how did you miss the end of it???
It is now abundantly clear that Ms Rayner is not the target of outrageous misogyny that she had us believe. It turns out that the scurrilous Tory sources who claimed she likes to emulate sex siren Sharon Stone in the movie Basic Instinct to put Boris Johnson off his stride were only repeating what she has said herself. Late one night on the House of Commons terrace, multiple sources heard the flame-haired MP joking about opening and closing her legs to show off her ‘ginger growler’. Yet Westminster’s youngest granny (she’s 42) played the victim better than any actress and had the rest of us rushing to defend her honour. Fans of Ange, myself included, were fuming that this smart, feisty political operator who grew up on a council estate and was told she would never amount to anything should be reduced to a vulgar piece of skirt. In reality, the damsel in distress was crying wolf – and in so doing, setting back the feminist cause.
Hence the nickname ginger growler
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sockwithaticket wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:27 pm
Ymx wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:20 pm
petej wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:03 pm

Such a dull non-story. This is why the UK is so shit - big issues are made out of minor stuff and large scale fraudulent stuff committed by our elite is just brushed away. Just constant distraction. This will be a pitiful gain compared to the tax avoided by our non-domiciled elite like the owner of the daily maily mail.
I don’t know. It’s lying about her residence and tax evasion, and then lying again.

Tax evasion is fairly serious

Boris went down for less, imo
:lol: Of course you think that.
I'd be willing to believe people went down on Boris for less, just Boris doesn't seem the giving sort
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Ymx wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:32 am As for the legs thing, how did you miss the end of it???
It is now abundantly clear that Ms Rayner is not the target of outrageous misogyny that she had us believe. It turns out that the scurrilous Tory sources who claimed she likes to emulate sex siren Sharon Stone in the movie Basic Instinct to put Boris Johnson off his stride were only repeating what she has said herself. Late one night on the House of Commons terrace, multiple sources heard the flame-haired MP joking about opening and closing her legs to show off her ‘ginger growler’. Yet Westminster’s youngest granny (she’s 42) played the victim better than any actress and had the rest of us rushing to defend her honour. Fans of Ange, myself included, were fuming that this smart, feisty political operator who grew up on a council estate and was told she would never amount to anything should be reduced to a vulgar piece of skirt. In reality, the damsel in distress was crying wolf – and in so doing, setting back the feminist cause.
Hence the nickname ginger growler
Quite.
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Ymx wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:22 am
_Os_ wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 10:02 pm You can nominate your main residence for CGT purposes, it is not necessary that you live there most/all of the time, only that you have lived there. It looks like a made up story, a bit like when Starmer didn't break lockdown but Tory newspapers kept repeating that he had.
No.

There are still laws about you actually needing to live there.

Not to mention that she got married
Private Residence Relief

You do not pay Capital Gains Tax when you sell (or ‘dispose of’) your home if all of the following apply:

-you have one home and you’ve lived in it as your main home for all the time you’ve owned it
-you have not let part of it out - this does not include having a lodger
-you have not used a part of your home exclusively for business purposes (using a room as a temporary or occasional office does not count as exclusive business use)
-the grounds, including all buildings, are less than 5,000 square metres (just over an acre) in total
-you did not buy it just to make a gain

If all these apply you will automatically get a tax relief called Private Residence Relief and will have no tax to pay. If any of them apply, you may have some tax to pay.
If you own more than one home
In most cases, you only get relief for one home for any period. You must work out when you lived in each property as your main home.

If you’re married or in a civil partnership only one home per couple counts as your main home for any period.

If you’ve nominated a home you cannot get relief for another property for the time your home is nominated, apart from for the periods that always qualify for relied
If you have one home or you nominated your home
You get relief if you were away from it for:

any reason for periods adding up to 3 years
up to 4 years if you had to live away from home in the UK for work
any period if you were working outside the UK
You must have lived in the home before and afterwards, unless your work prevented you.

If you only own one home you get relief for the last 36 months before you sold your home if any of the following apply:

you’re disabled
you’re in long-term residential care
you sold the property before 6 April 2014
You get relief for the last 18 months if none of these apply, but you sold your home before 6 April 2020.
How do you think that proves me wrong. You can nominate your main residence for CGT purposes.

On the information we have Rayner owned one house, which she had lived in and hadn't let out, this house was nominated as her main residence and where her bills were being sent and where she was registered to vote. Fucking good luck claiming that wasn't her main residence for CGT if she says it was.

If you own a flat in London which you live in during the week for work and a house outside of London which you go back to on the weekend sometimes. You let neither and both are used to live in only. Which is your main residence? What you say or what the Daily Mail decides?
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Ymx wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:32 am As for the legs thing, how did you miss the end of it???
It is now abundantly clear that Ms Rayner is not the target of outrageous misogyny that she had us believe. It turns out that the scurrilous Tory sources who claimed she likes to emulate sex siren Sharon Stone in the movie Basic Instinct to put Boris Johnson off his stride were only repeating what she has said herself. Late one night on the House of Commons terrace, multiple sources heard the flame-haired MP joking about opening and closing her legs to show off her ‘ginger growler’. Yet Westminster’s youngest granny (she’s 42) played the victim better than any actress and had the rest of us rushing to defend her honour. Fans of Ange, myself included, were fuming that this smart, feisty political operator who grew up on a council estate and was told she would never amount to anything should be reduced to a vulgar piece of skirt. In reality, the damsel in distress was crying wolf – and in so doing, setting back the feminist cause.
Hence the nickname ginger growler
Those totally legit "anonymous sources" again.

"Johnson is shit at PMQs, blame the woman with long legs! Turn this into a major story!". How did "Operation Protect Big Dog" work out again? Staggering levels of immaturity.
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_Os_ wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 9:20 am
Ymx wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:32 am As for the legs thing, how did you miss the end of it???
It is now abundantly clear that Ms Rayner is not the target of outrageous misogyny that she had us believe. It turns out that the scurrilous Tory sources who claimed she likes to emulate sex siren Sharon Stone in the movie Basic Instinct to put Boris Johnson off his stride were only repeating what she has said herself. Late one night on the House of Commons terrace, multiple sources heard the flame-haired MP joking about opening and closing her legs to show off her ‘ginger growler’. Yet Westminster’s youngest granny (she’s 42) played the victim better than any actress and had the rest of us rushing to defend her honour. Fans of Ange, myself included, were fuming that this smart, feisty political operator who grew up on a council estate and was told she would never amount to anything should be reduced to a vulgar piece of skirt. In reality, the damsel in distress was crying wolf – and in so doing, setting back the feminist cause.
Hence the nickname ginger growler
Those totally legit "anonymous sources" again.

"Johnson is shit at PMQs, blame the woman with long legs! Turn this into a major story!". How did "Operation Protect Big Dog" work out again? Staggering levels of immaturity.
Political commentary at football transfer gossip levels though they would be less crude these days.
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The GE is the real issue that Tories want to distract people from and are happy to waste an entire year over.

GE in May now looks off the table, June is still possible. A summer election isn't likely because it means Tories cancelling their holiday. Which means 6 to 10 months more of this.

I've added a helpful trendline to show why they're only fucking themselves more by prolonging this. It's inescapable.
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_Os_ wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 9:20 am
Ymx wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:32 am As for the legs thing, how did you miss the end of it???
It is now abundantly clear that Ms Rayner is not the target of outrageous misogyny that she had us believe. It turns out that the scurrilous Tory sources who claimed she likes to emulate sex siren Sharon Stone in the movie Basic Instinct to put Boris Johnson off his stride were only repeating what she has said herself. Late one night on the House of Commons terrace, multiple sources heard the flame-haired MP joking about opening and closing her legs to show off her ‘ginger growler’. Yet Westminster’s youngest granny (she’s 42) played the victim better than any actress and had the rest of us rushing to defend her honour. Fans of Ange, myself included, were fuming that this smart, feisty political operator who grew up on a council estate and was told she would never amount to anything should be reduced to a vulgar piece of skirt. In reality, the damsel in distress was crying wolf – and in so doing, setting back the feminist cause.
Hence the nickname ginger growler
Those totally legit "anonymous sources" again.

"Johnson is shit at PMQs, blame the woman with long legs! Turn this into a major story!". How did "Operation Protect Big Dog" work out again? Staggering levels of immaturity.
For someone who brought the topic up, your whataboutery is astonishing.
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_Os_ wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 9:14 am
Ymx wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:22 am
_Os_ wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2024 10:02 pm You can nominate your main residence for CGT purposes, it is not necessary that you live there most/all of the time, only that you have lived there. It looks like a made up story, a bit like when Starmer didn't break lockdown but Tory newspapers kept repeating that he had.
No.

There are still laws about you actually needing to live there.

Not to mention that she got married
Private Residence Relief

You do not pay Capital Gains Tax when you sell (or ‘dispose of’) your home if all of the following apply:

-you have one home and you’ve lived in it as your main home for all the time you’ve owned it
-you have not let part of it out - this does not include having a lodger
-you have not used a part of your home exclusively for business purposes (using a room as a temporary or occasional office does not count as exclusive business use)
-the grounds, including all buildings, are less than 5,000 square metres (just over an acre) in total
-you did not buy it just to make a gain

If all these apply you will automatically get a tax relief called Private Residence Relief and will have no tax to pay. If any of them apply, you may have some tax to pay.
If you own more than one home
In most cases, you only get relief for one home for any period. You must work out when you lived in each property as your main home.

If you’re married or in a civil partnership only one home per couple counts as your main home for any period.

If you’ve nominated a home you cannot get relief for another property for the time your home is nominated, apart from for the periods that always qualify for relied
If you have one home or you nominated your home
You get relief if you were away from it for:

any reason for periods adding up to 3 years
up to 4 years if you had to live away from home in the UK for work
any period if you were working outside the UK
You must have lived in the home before and afterwards, unless your work prevented you.

If you only own one home you get relief for the last 36 months before you sold your home if any of the following apply:

you’re disabled
you’re in long-term residential care
you sold the property before 6 April 2014
You get relief for the last 18 months if none of these apply, but you sold your home before 6 April 2020.
How do you think that proves me wrong. You can nominate your main residence for CGT purposes.

On the information we have Rayner owned one house, which she had lived in and hadn't let out, this house was nominated as her main residence and where her bills were being sent and where she was registered to vote. Fucking good luck claiming that wasn't her main residence for CGT if she says it was.

If you own a flat in London which you live in during the week for work and a house outside of London which you go back to on the weekend sometimes. You let neither and both are used to live in only. Which is your main residence? What you say or what the Daily Mail decides?
Because your assertion of only having to have lived there was complete nonsense. That is fundamentally false
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Ymx wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 9:51 am
_Os_ wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 9:20 am
Ymx wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:32 am As for the legs thing, how did you miss the end of it???



Hence the nickname ginger growler
Those totally legit "anonymous sources" again.

"Johnson is shit at PMQs, blame the woman with long legs! Turn this into a major story!". How did "Operation Protect Big Dog" work out again? Staggering levels of immaturity.
For someone who brought the topic up, your whataboutery is astonishing.
Yes it's definitely not the Tories who keep bringing up Rayner and turning total nonsense into national news stories. It's actually my good self who is to blame for mentioning Rayner.

Ashcroft has written an entire book about her. Totally obsessed.
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Is it ‘total nonsense’ to mention Rayner has lied on tax declarations? It’s not like she handed over the nuclear codes to a bloke down the pub but it’s nice to know what level of scrutiny our next Labour government will be subject to
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Ymx wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 9:53 am Because your assertion of only having to have lived there was complete nonsense. That is fundamentally false
What I posted:

"You can nominate your main residence for CGT purposes, it is not necessary that you live there most/all of the time, only that you have lived there.".

Read what you have posted again. It's not "fundamentally false" at all is. Do you understand what you're posting?

Lets go through the information we have again: Rayner owned one house, she was registered to vote there, her bills went there, she did not let out the house, she nominated it as her main residence.

How are you going to prove it's not her main residence. You cannot.
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Paddington Bear wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 9:59 am Is it ‘total nonsense’ to mention Rayner has lied on tax declarations?
It's a bit like claiming Starmer broke lockdown when he actually didn't, then turning that into a national news story which ran and ran and no one gave a shit about. Who could forget "Sir Beers" other than everyone.

This is what YMX posted:

"If you have one home or you nominated your home
You get relief if you were away from it for:

any reason for periods adding up to 3 years
up to 4 years if you had to live away from home in the UK for work
any period if you were working outside the UK
You must have lived in the home before and afterwards, unless your work prevented you."
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Ymx wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 9:53 am
_Os_ wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 9:14 am
Ymx wrote: Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:22 am

No.

There are still laws about you actually needing to live there.

Not to mention that she got married





How do you think that proves me wrong. You can nominate your main residence for CGT purposes.

On the information we have Rayner owned one house, which she had lived in and hadn't let out, this house was nominated as her main residence and where her bills were being sent and where she was registered to vote. Fucking good luck claiming that wasn't her main residence for CGT if she says it was.

If you own a flat in London which you live in during the week for work and a house outside of London which you go back to on the weekend sometimes. You let neither and both are used to live in only. Which is your main residence? What you say or what the Daily Mail decides?
Because your assertion of only having to have lived there was complete nonsense. That is fundamentally false
Meanwhile Ester 'Common Sense' McVey and her husband Philip 'I like upskirting' Davies own flats in London yet rent these out and claim MP expenses for a flat that is even further away from the the HoC than the one they own! Probably closer to GBabiesNews studios though?

Lord 'Paradise Papers' Ashcroft is reputed to have avoided/evaded £100m tax by having an extended and possible illegal Non Doms status and use of Belize and other tax havens and avoids all questions, including hiding in a loo, and refuses to answer allegations. I honestly cant believe folk are getting all worked up about Rayner's issue with sale of her ex council house whilst these folk are taking the piss out of us in plain sight and laughing at us. Some folk just get hooked on any dead cat thrown onto the table that's meant to distract them from the real issues - they fall for it every time. Its a bit like comparing the allegations thrown at Starmer for a curry and beer whilst working being compared to organized parties in No10 with suitcases of wine, Karaoke machines and emails saying 'dont tell anyone we are having a party every Friday'! Some folk are just plain idiots prepared to be distracted by any shit the toffs throw at them and are only too happy to tug their forelock and say yes sir, of course sir! For the record Ashcroft's book on Cameron 'Call me Dave' also had unsubstantiated claims about Cameron, who he disliked, that became known as 'Piggate'. The man has form! However if the Daily Mail and Mai on Sunday say it's true then it must be!
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You know we keep asking when the opinion polls come out who on earth these people are who still say they'll vote tory after the last fifteen years?
And are there two g’s in Bugger Off?
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