Of course reports are only unbiased when they are seen to confirm your standpoint . Hence the DM is always biased and the Guardian normally unbiased. Oh and King , nothing like a bit of exaggeration ‘As I said a billion times before’

If you did not receive an Administrative Penalty, and the date of the decision letter informing you of the overpayment was before the date of the bankruptcy order, the tax credit overpayment is a provable debt and should be included in the bankruptcy. See paragraphs 40.44 - 40.46 of the Insolvency Service Technical Manual, this is what your OR will be referencing: "40.44 Overpayment of state benefits Overpayment of state benefit, such as housing benefits, jobseekers allowance or tax credits may be made as a result of mistakes, change of circumstances or fraud. It has been held by the Supreme Court [note 23]

Then you need to look beyond the express, or squeeze out some more money and buy some sticky soled boots to add to your emergency supplies.

@ Unclebulgaria " Only way to resolve Brexit is a final referendum, which this time needs to be binding on Parliament to implement. " If Leave won again, Swinson & Lucas would not accept it as wouldn't Chuka, Soubry and Continuity Remain. If we did leave they would be pushing for Article 49 Rejoin. Politics in the UK is terminally broken at the moment.

I was once told the moon was made of cheese.. pers I wouldnt be doing anything until/unless arrows get their pet solicitors to issue a letter of claim. this would be easy to defend in court regarding the unlawful penalties. you're not paying it anymore now so sit on your hands.

I've got a few catchy ones, but they would undoubtedly be edited In the Meantime: As the house of Lords passes the backbench bill aimed at blocking a no-deal Brexit, it is reported that 184.7 Million UK ditches have so far offered their services to Johnson in just the last few hours.