Where Is Kinnochio Lunching These Days?

[ToraToraTora]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-31522815
Ed take note, if the WWB is backing a policy, drop it like a hot potato!

[lindapalmara]

Another out of touch Labour elite!!

[jim360]

WWB? Wimp Welsh something-or-other?

[retrocop]

I would imagine the Welsh Wind Bag dines wherever he will be welcome. Limited choice I imagine.
Last I read of his gastronomic forays was whacking a customer in a Southall Indian restaurant or somewhere in West London could of been Ealing.
Seems like Labour can recruit the odd bruisers now and then and they end up Lords!!!

[youngmafbog]

The WWb has had his snout firmly in the EU trough for years. Perhaps Red Ed should tap him up for a job later ?

[Svejk]

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree;
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1301252/Lord-Kinnocks-son-embroiled-tax-row-cost-wife-Danish-prime-ministers-job.html

[ToraToraTora]

classic left wing thinking Svejk, do as I say not as I do!

[sandyRoe]

If one was dining in London I'm sure the bill could easily come to £250.

[naomi24]

//Labour's proposed tax on expensive properties in the UK would cost the wealthy no more than a good lunch, former leader Neil Kinnock has said.//

He should know. I’m currently reading the third instalment of Stephen Fry’s autobiography where he mentions lunching in London with Neil and Glenys – and it wasn’t at a greasy spoon.

[sandyRoe]

The Gay Hussar in Soho? It's a favourite haunt of Roy Hattersley, I believe.

[ludwig]

Wherever it is, it's probably us that's picking up the bill.

[Svejk]

Probably????Lol.

[tonyav]

Wouldn't Mp's that would come under the 'Mansion Tax' if it comes in just claim it back on their expenses.

[Svejk]

Of course, tony, the very idea of spending their own money to live is an anathema.

[tonyav]

Exactly, Svejk.

[ludwig]

Forget the tax, I should think most of the cost of their mansions would have been claimed back on expenses by some wheeze or other.

[Farriercm]

The Witch is Dead.

[wired]

He'll be lunching in Denmark, taking advantage on the low euro and claiming it on expenses, keeping it all in the family.