Wonder how much it changes after the fact. The FTSE has totally rebounded since then.
It may have rebounded a bit but probably not a full $1 billion worth
FTSE100 up 10% since the peak right before the referendum, GBP down 13% since the peak before the referendum. If he was lucky he might have just broke even!
A bit more competence and bit less on legal fees required from Labour NEC.
And it would appear that Labour doesn't understand that STV is the most appropriate way to elect a group off six people. A slate of six for six places, all of whom win, isn't delivering effective representation even if the slate got half of the votes, or more.
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
He may have set some aside for his daughters, perhaps?
diminish the estate, c'mon. You've obviously not got any aristocratic blood. No more have I , I'm just guessing.
Yeah, so is the Mail! I would be royally miffed if I was one of his daughters and received not a single penny as the Mail suggests.
it's your expectation. My cousin leaves next door to an ex Duke of Westminster estate in Norfolk bequeathed to a sister to see her through so they say. Can only be worth a million or two so not of any consequence.
That's more than a single penny I'm just disputing the word "entire".
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
Wonder how much it changes after the fact. The FTSE has totally rebounded since then.
It may have rebounded a bit but probably not a full $1 billion worth
FTSE100 up 10% since the peak right before the referendum, GBP down 13% since the peak before the referendum. If he was lucky he might have just broke even!
It's funny that NPXMP expects us to know what's going on in the minds of PLP *now*, given he didn't have any idea what was going on in it when he was actually *in it*.
I think the other half of the conversation Nick has entirely missed out on is the entirely reasonable belief that punishment deselections are incoming.
Why sit and wait for disaster to happen?
I mean, I guess sitting and waiting for disaster to happen was the tagline for NPXMP's time as an MP but that doesn't mean all MPs are necessarily quite as pathetic and craven.
Nick wants a safe seat nomination in the Great Purge. He's not going to say anything controversial.
Wonder how much it changes after the fact. The FTSE has totally rebounded since then.
It may have rebounded a bit but probably not a full $1 billion worth
FTSE100 up 10% since the peak right before the referendum, GBP down 13% since the peak before the referendum. If he was lucky he might have just broke even!
It's funny that NPXMP expects us to know what's going on in the minds of PLP *now*, given he didn't have any idea what was going on in it when he was actually *in it*.
I think the other half of the conversation Nick has entirely missed out on is the entirely reasonable belief that punishment deselections are incoming.
Why sit and wait for disaster to happen?
I mean, I guess sitting and waiting for disaster to happen was the tagline for NPXMP's time as an MP but that doesn't mean all MPs are necessarily quite as pathetic and craven.
Nick wants a safe seat nomination in the Great Purge. He's not going to say anything controversial.
No, Nick is just a Party Loyalist, meaning Loyalty to the Leader. He may be a leftie, but he is not a rebel.
I think that he has decided not to re-enter the fray.
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
He may have set some aside for his daughters, perhaps?
diminish the estate, c'mon. You've obviously not got any aristocratic blood. No more have I , I'm just guessing.
Yeah, so is the Mail! I would be royally miffed if I was one of his daughters and received not a single penny as the Mail suggests.
it's your expectation. My cousin leaves next door to an ex Duke of Westminster estate in Norfolk bequeathed to a sister to see her through so they say. Can only be worth a million or two so not of any consequence.
That's more than a single penny I'm just disputing the word "entire".
I think a single p (not d) to you and me might equate to substantially more to the Grosvenors than a mere million or two.
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
Islam, as presently understood, is incompatible with Western civilisation.
I'd be inclined to leave out "Western"
Me too.
The world would be an infinitely happier place if we could remove all of Islam, and all Muslims, from the West. It has proved to be an epochal mistake to try and incorporate them: the collision of liberal tolerance with illiberal intolerance means the latter always wins.
For sheer heaven, remove all religions
Like the Khymer Rouge or Cultural Revolution?
Religion brings out both the worst and the best in people. It is like alcohol in that it makes people more like themselves. Genial people become more genial and aggressive people become more aggressive.
Religion and nationalism are different aspects of the the same innate desire of people to identify with a group - to be part of an us that is different to them. They have served us well in the past and have allowed us to create large, prosperous and mutually beneficial societies. But, like any powerful tool, both have the capacity to cause immense harm when they run out of control. I suspect that, like our predilections for sugary and salty foods, they have now outlasted their usefulness. The sooner we can rid ourselves of the necessity of either, the better.
Islam, as presently understood, is incompatible with Western civilisation.
I'd be inclined to leave out "Western"
Me too.
The world would be an infinitely happier place if we could remove all of Islam, and all Muslims, from the West. It has proved to be an epochal mistake to try and incorporate them: the collision of liberal tolerance with illiberal intolerance means the latter always wins.
For sheer heaven, remove all religions
Like the Khymer Rouge or Cultural Revolution?
Religion brings out both the worst and the best in people. It is like alcohol in that it makes people more like themselves. Genial people become more genial and aggressive people become more aggressive.
Religion and nationalism are different aspects of the the same innate desire of people to identify with a group - to be part of an us that is different to them. They have served us well in the past and have allowed us to create large, prosperous and mutually beneficial societies. But, like any powerful tool, both have the capacity to cause immense harm when they run out of control. I suspect that, like our predilections for sugary and salty foods, they have now outlasted their usefulness. The sooner we can rid ourselves of the necessity of either, the better.
Hmm. I wonder if this might be a very dismaying Olympics for Team GB, not just a tad disappointing (which it was bound to be after London 2012).
Hubris, etc.
We have won our first swimming gold since 1988, whatever happens now this will not be a disappointing games
Depends if you care about swimming or not. There's so many swimming medals up for grabs, it's odd we haven't had one til now!
Well I do as a swimmer (even a fairly casual one). Our swimming record at the Olympics has been poor for decades so Peaty is a real boost
I was only teasing. And since I cannot swim, my interest levels are low.
Understood, though I believe it is Britain's biggest participation sport
I'd have thought more people run than swim.
swimmers are easier to count and their motivation is clearer
80,000 parkrunners every Saturday morning, for a start
Probably 200,000 swimmers that same weekend
Lots more people will run over the course of a weekend as well. But I didn't realise getting into nasty chlorine-smelling water is so popular.
If you consider every town and city has a swimming pool and how many swim there at any one time it is probably more than are running in that same town or city's average park. Apparently 2.89 million swim every week 1.96 million do some sort of athletics (running, swimming or aerobics) http://www.totalsportek.com/list/popular-sports-united-kingdom/
It will be interesting to see what arrangements have been made to avoid IHT.
Mind you if you were his son and heir even with IHT you would still be a multi billionaire so it is not going to affect your finances too much. His son Hugh, 25, will inherit the whole estate.
Hmm. I wonder if this might be a very dismaying Olympics for Team GB, not just a tad disappointing (which it was bound to be after London 2012).
Hubris, etc.
We have won our first swimming gold since 1988, whatever happens now this will not be a disappointing games
Depends if you care about swimming or not. There's so many swimming medals up for grabs, it's odd we haven't had one til now!
Well I do as a swimmer (even a fairly casual one). Our swimming record at the Olympics has been poor for decades so Peaty is a real boost
I was only teasing. And since I cannot swim, my interest levels are low.
Understood, though I believe it is Britain's biggest participation sport
I'd have thought more people run than swim.
swimmers are easier to count and their motivation is clearer
80,000 parkrunners every Saturday morning, for a start
Probably 200,000 swimmers that same weekend
Lots more people will run over the course of a weekend as well. But I didn't realise getting into nasty chlorine-smelling water is so popular.
If you consider every town and city has a swimming pool and how many swim there at any one time it is probably more than are running in that same town or city's average park. Apparently 2.89 million swim every week 1.96 million do some sort of athletics (running, swimming or aerobics) http://www.totalsportek.com/list/popular-sports-united-kingdom/
Hmm. I wonder if this might be a very dismaying Olympics for Team GB, not just a tad disappointing (which it was bound to be after London 2012).
Hubris, etc.
We have won our first swimming gold since 1988, whatever happens now this will not be a disappointing games
Depends if you care about swimming or not. There's so many swimming medals up for grabs, it's odd we haven't had one til now!
Well I do as a swimmer (even a fairly casual one). Our swimming record at the Olympics has been poor for decades so Peaty is a real boost
I was only teasing. And since I cannot swim, my interest levels are low.
Understood, though I believe it is Britain's biggest participation sport
I'd have thought more people run than swim.
swimmers are easier to count and their motivation is clearer
80,000 parkrunners every Saturday morning, for a start
Probably 200,000 swimmers that same weekend
Lots more people will run over the course of a weekend as well. But I didn't realise getting into nasty chlorine-smelling water is so popular.
If you consider every town and city has a swimming pool and how many swim there at any one time it is probably more than are running in that same town or city's average park. Apparently 2.89 million swim every week 1.96 million do some sort of athletics (running, swimming or aerobics) http://www.totalsportek.com/list/popular-sports-united-kingdom/
Hmm. I wonder if this might be a very dismaying Olympics for Team GB, not just a tad disappointing (which it was bound to be after London 2012).
Hubris, etc.
We have won our first swimming gold since 1988, whatever happens now this will not be a disappointing games
Depends if you care about swimming or not. There's so many swimming medals up for grabs, it's odd we haven't had one til now!
Well I do as a swimmer (even a fairly casual one). Our swimming record at the Olympics has been poor for decades so Peaty is a real boost
I was only teasing. And since I cannot swim, my interest levels are low.
Understood, though I believe it is Britain's biggest participation sport
I'd have thought more people run than swim.
swimmers are easier to count and their motivation is clearer
80,000 parkrunners every Saturday morning, for a start
Probably 200,000 swimmers that same weekend
Lots more people will run over the course of a weekend as well. But I didn't realise getting into nasty chlorine-smelling water is so popular.
Isn't swimming supposed to be easier on the joints?
A lot of research purports to show that running isn't a problem for the joints. Apparently one issue is that people take up running after being invalided out of other sports, like football, which is bad for the joints. Impact-bearing exercise is supposed to have a lot of benefits eg on bone density.
Hmm. I wonder if this might be a very dismaying Olympics for Team GB, not just a tad disappointing (which it was bound to be after London 2012).
Hubris, etc.
We have won our first swimming gold since 1988, whatever happens now this will not be a disappointing games
Depends if you care about swimming or not. There's so many swimming medals up for grabs, it's odd we haven't had one til now!
Well I do as a swimmer (even a fairly casual one). Our swimming record at the Olympics has been poor for decades so Peaty is a real boost
I was only teasing. And since I cannot swim, my interest levels are low.
Understood, though I believe it is Britain's biggest participation sport
I'd have thought more people run than swim.
swimmers are easier to count and their motivation is clearer
80,000 parkrunners every Saturday morning, for a start
Probably 200,000 swimmers that same weekend
Lots more people will run over the course of a weekend as well. But I didn't realise getting into nasty chlorine-smelling water is so popular.
Isn't swimming supposed to be easier on the joints?
A lot of research purports to show that running isn't a problem for the joints. Apparently one issue is that people take up running after being invalided out of other sports, like football, which is bad for the joints. Impact-bearing exercise is supposed to have a lot of benefits eg on bone density.
It's funny that NPXMP expects us to know what's going on in the minds of PLP *now*, given he didn't have any idea what was going on in it when he was actually *in it*.
I think the other half of the conversation Nick has entirely missed out on is the entirely reasonable belief that punishment deselections are incoming.
Why sit and wait for disaster to happen?
I mean, I guess sitting and waiting for disaster to happen was the tagline for NPXMP's time as an MP but that doesn't mean all MPs are necessarily quite as pathetic and craven.
Nick wants a safe seat nomination in the Great Purge. He's not going to say anything controversial.
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Probably a combination of perpetual trusts for the core estates and an Irish Rolling Settlement Trust for odds and sods
(Edit: for clarity I don't know how Grosvenor is structured although sure i could dig aroubd and figure it from public records)
https://twitter.com/chelleryn99/status/763141781538107392
https://twitter.com/CallumWarwick96/status/763137105816158212
Goodnight.
I think that he has decided not to re-enter the fray.
Mail's use of "estate" will refer to Eaton Hall & lands plus the cabbage field.
You get richer by not spending money rather than spending it!
I went for a normal Californian lass rather than a strategic marriage.
and on that bombshell....
http://www.totalsportek.com/list/popular-sports-united-kingdom/
"Now that's what I call a Close Encounter!"
https://www.sportengland.org/media/10746/1x30_sport_16plus-factsheet_aps10q2.pdf
Ah, you edited your post to add some too. Surprised that there were that many swimmers!
(grumble grumble groan...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37029507
Do we have a Putinversteher in Downing Street?