so it won t be completely eliminating non dom status in spirit, butjust clamping down on it. and then of course that prompts arguments about, well, you want rich investors to come to the uk, is the fact that they can get non dom status something that is attractive to them and so is a benefit to the economy? labour saying it s very hard to actually work out what is going on because it s quite secretive and the data is not very clear. they are pretty convinced that, actually, the economy would not suffer as a result of this, and in fact maybe the taxman could take in more tax. let s talk to lucy fisher, chief political commentartor at times radio. we are going to discuss the misogynistic article in the mail on sunday yesterday. first of all, when you read it, what did you think? i was shocked to hear tory mps making that suggestion. just find it, i would hope it was a joke, very much, and ill placed and ill thought out one, but the idea that angela rayner would be genuinely using such
suggested ms rayner tried to distract the prime minister in the commons, by crossing and uncrossing her legs. lucy fisher is chief political commentartor at times radio and described her shock to my colleague victoria derbyshire at hearing the comments about angela rayner. i would hope it was a joke, very much, and ill placed very much, an ill placed and ill thought out one, but the idea that angela rayner would be genuinely using such a ploy struck me as frankly ridiculous. and secondly, the other comments reported by this unnamed conservative mp suggesting she lacks the education, having not been to oxford and trained at the oxford union debating society, lacks the rhetorical skills to go head to head with the prime minister, i think is patently incorrect. i m just going to read some of the article for our viewers around the world because they may not have seen it. i will read a couple of paragraphs.