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If you are in debt, stop buying things that you don't need. That may be simplistic, but it certainly isn't nonsense and I am happy with the benefits that philosophy has given me.

I think some of the slowdown is due to confusion over where the government stand with regards to diesel cars. I think the government are also confused. An interesting and also very valid point regarding finance being the main commodity for sale in car dealerships. A couple of years ago I was...

Too many people have been living way beyond their means for far too long. They need to be bitten now before their foolishness causes great harm. Better to confront the pain now.

I'm pleased to see that people in the UK are spending less of the money that they don't have on new cars that they don't need. Yesterday evening, I was flying above the M1 on the way to East Mids Airport and couldn't help but notice the volume of traffic. Mile after mile of slow moving...

Cameron screwed that idea by making people work in businesses. It would have been better to ask people to work on community type projects & initiatives which improve the local area. I can’t see what’s wrong with that.

Shush, don't tell everyone or else they will all want to be overseers.

I’m pleased to see that you are gradually coming around to the idea of Brexit and all of its associated goodness.

It gets worse than that. Bear Grylls isn’t even a bear, it’s actually a man with asthma. We’re all being conned by these glitzy, fake, showbiz asthmatic imposters.

Those “Internet Giants” have been at it again. Another reason to bring them under closer government control.

There is a lot of rubbish on social media, but there is also information that the newspapers and their masters don't want appearing the public domain. A subtle hate campaign is being waged against "Internet Bosses" and "Internet Giants" to turn the public against them. I don't know what an...

Has that successfully cornered the ebike market for the Germans now, leaving them free to raise prices and limit consumer choice? I guess Kalkhoff don’t need to bother fixing that diabolical motor they stick on their bikes now.

Very relevant at this time, but people such as those you quote are never held to account. They are at liberty to say, do and promise whatever they like, safe in the knowledge the they will never be required to take responsibility for their actions. With that type of freedom there is no wonder...

I thought the DUP had been put up for sale for £1 billion, and I’m sure I then read that the Conservative party bought it. What’s the problem?

With the big jobs come responsibility, accountability and an expectation of impeccable integrity, even more so when the big job is in public office. The job is also precarious, one slip and it’s all over. That’s why the big jobs come with big rewards. Damian Green has slipped up with how he has...

I have no doubt that it was soft porn which is no big deal. When confronted with the allegation he should have said, yes, it's mine, so what? To declare war on the police and discredit them shows flawed judgement, dishonesty and a lack of integrity. The Tory party are starting to close ranks...

We know that the pornography was accessed via Green’s log in account. We know that the writing and viewing of emails addressed to and from Green are punctuated by periods of viewing porn. We know that documents addressed to Green were viewed either side of porographic images being viewed. We...

Evidence is information or facts which support a proposition. It is usual for a court to consider evidence in order to decide upon the truthfulness of the proposition, but evidence can exist in other arenas. Parliament has the power to edit, erase and distort the information which the public...

Senior police officers will say anything in return for money, title & power. Those speaking out have either been bought off by a title, are acting under the promise of a future title or are chasing money through promotion. If the government shout $h!t, these characters will squat down and...

That’s fair enough, but there needs to be consistency in the way we deal with such incidents. We see ordinary employees sacked and their families put through financial hardship for such acts whilst the likes of Green get away with it. The inconsistency and disparity in the way different groups...

I agree that what Green is alleged to have done is not illegal. It will however breach many aspects of the misuse of computers policy at Westminster, which is serious. A standard for the public and employees of government organisations has been set, there is history and there is evidence of how...