Get your party elected to the Court of Common Council.

This is one - just one - of the many reasons you're not an undercover agent.

Actually, there is not robust case law on this issue and the Supreme Court has had very little in the way of dealing with it. They may well argue - probably justifiably - that an encryption key is equivalent to a physical key and you can be compelled to produce it.

Yes, basically if you reinvest all your profit in growing your business you minimise your tax bill which is in some sense beneficial for shareholders. The overseas thing just multiplies the effect slightly. However, at the end of the day the only reason to own part of a company is to receive profits from it and if you're not receiving profits and have no expectation of receiving profits any time soon, you're putting an awful lot of faith in capital growth. This is Warren Buffet's great trick: he buys companies that pay strong dividend streams and reinvests the lot. Berkshire has never paid a dividend (well, once, in 1967).

And of course, none of them pay any dividends, so why any poor sap invests in them is beyond me.

No, you're just plain wrong. Overpopulation is not Africa's biggest problem by a long way.

And road safety is just something that happens to other people. Global pandemics are very real, have happened before, will happen again, and are better off being taken seriously before 18 million people die.

Shit, it's like Darwin never existed.

It's not the bomb that kills you, it's the massive internal trauma from the percussive blast front.

Yes, if illegal. If it's simply down to a business failure...

An alternative explanation, because Apple is no doubt exploiting price drops as they happen, is that they've simply realised many users probably don't come close to touching that amount of storage anyway. My wife uses her 5S nonstop and only has about 10GB used.

>>wondering how did this happen

Because you looked at the polls and the betting markets and you thought you knew better. Once again, you were wrong. Remember a guy called Kerry?

Most of those numbers are incorrect, if not downright false.

Yes, but when you are running countries, you burn through billions pretty quickly.

It is not the Bank's debt; it is the UK government's. You can read the DMO contracts if you like. And the debt does not have a monetary purpose: it is issued to finance government spending.

You're right, sterlingisation can't be blocked, but full-on currency union certainly can. I don't think anyone in the Yes camp gets that no-one in Westminster is interested in entering into a currency union - not with Europe, and not with Scotland either. What's in it for them?

So why are so many terrorists engineers?