All the schools around me try various schemes to raise ££. Some of it is pretty heartbreaking where they will charge a quid here or a quid there for simple stuff. Some parents struggle to always do it, so their nippers miss out. It's a little bit s*** for those kids.

I didn't say he was a genuine political revolutionary or a middle class spotty oik from Redhill. Nor was I bothered.

What prompted me was your attempt to label everyone from the opposing political view to you as using a particular deflection method, which you yourself had just done.

As much as it flatters me to see this thread turning in to a speculation about my identity, can we just ignore those who wish to derail all forms of political conversation and do the thing they want least, which is to discuss the issues of this thread like adults?

Have you ever participated in revolutionary activity?

Your posts are not those of 'an adult'. They are cliched, adolescent drivel. They are based on emotion rather than fact. Your debating style is deliberately antagonistic. When questioned you hide.

Here's something that might surprise you. In most bookies I've checked, Corbyn is actually second favourite to be PM at the next election. 2nd, out of near enough 60 million people.

Clearly what he says does have a baring then. And what he's saying is significant because if, like for most of the country, the prospect of another tory government is totally unpalatable, he's the best chance we have. There isn't going to be a centre left option of note, not because corbyn is silencing them, but because the centre left lost the last two elections, and has nothing to say that connects with people. If it did, the lib dems would have more than about 4% of the vote share.

I don't think HMRC will be pursuing IR35 cases on more historical basis, they'll be focusing on whether its Public or Private - And they're going to get around that problem, by getting the company employing the contractor to make a decision and extract a form of PAYE before payment to the umbrella or limited company.

That way, it'll be up to the contractor to prove they are outside of IR35, and it can simply state that 'they and the company' agreed that the ultimate source of employment was a public entity.

Realistically, IR35 is the least of the issues. The new tax legislation due to come in on the 6th will be the basis going forwards.