"We are going backwards," added Jacques Warnier, a protester from the city of Liège.
There is no interest from our point of view in going backwards," added Downton.
"If Manchester United don't invest heavily in the next transfer window, then they will go backwards," added the former Leicester City, Birmingham City, Blackburn Rovers and Derby County midfielder.
("He was a revisionist but backwards, adding horrors instead of denying them").
Brian Sampson, head of Unshackle Upstate, another crucial business group, called the budget "a step backwards," adding, "it's safe to say we're losing patience".
He said the NHS in England was going backwards, adding that there were challenges in Wales where the health service was run by Labour but said the most authoritative study in Nuffield Trust concluded that "no one health system performs better than any other".
"It is something we have got to be prepared for and therefore there are choppy waters ahead, but they are choppy waters heading in the right direction, rather than heading backwards," adds the former anti-corruption chief.
* UEFA chief Platini calls resignation another step backwards (Adds comment from former official whose allegations over World Cup bids were examined by investigator, FBI probe background).
"After a while I heard a Beatles album and thought, 'Wow, what's up here with these guys?' I kinda went about it backwards". Adds fellow 'Fish member Chris Manning: "The first time I heard 'Dear Prudence' was the Siouxsie & the Banshees version.
The components of the test are orientation, information, concentration (counting backwards 20 1), saying alphabet backwards, adding by 3's up to 40, repeating short stories, repeating numbers forward and backward, learning word associations, and visual memory.
He's learnt nothing, in fact he's going backwards," he added.
