I'm going to have to give you this, aren't I? The answer is it is Chancellor of the Exchequer. Because since 1721 that office has been deemed to be the govermnent's chief financial spo… (View Post)

I meant Cabinet Office, in the context of the thread, although I do note I didn't say that in the specific post you were replying to. (View Post)

Cameron was in Parliament. Whether we should have a House of Lords is a question for another day, but he was in Parliament. Fun Fact - there is one office that cannot, under current rules, be held by… (View Post)

Given what childbirth and - to a great degree - child rearing* actually entails for women, it is hardly surprising if when given the choice they opt for one or two rather than five or more. *I know t… (View Post)

If the thread header references AI, would that mean he's forced to be quiet? (View Post)