Calculating that two in three of 1.4 million "frontline" care workers in the UK are paid below the living wage, it reckons it would cost a cool £2.3bn a year to bring them all up to that level – not counting £142m needed to end non-compliance with the minimum wage.
Neil reckons that the tense, topsy-turvy nature of their semi-final could give them an edge over Middlesbrough, whose victory over Brentford was relatively straight-forward.
Stevens reckons the fact that hunters (or, if the law is being observed, pseudo-hunters) are now more likely to be professional people who have moved to the Cotswolds than farmers who were born there has changed the nature of hunting.
Neil Lovatt, director at a financial mutual, Scottish Friendly, reckons anyone who thinks they will get a good deal by cashing in an existing annuity is "living in cloud cuckoo land".
The estate agent around the corner reckons an apartment like Gurlitt's would currently sell for up to €5,000 euros per square metre.
Instead, it's Almería's 38-year-old goalkeeper Esteban, who reckons he has missed just two training sessions in a 20-year career.
But the TUC reckons it would be nearer £4 in every £100 and the IFS says it would mean that "unprotected" government departments – including communities and local government – face cuts of 18% through to 2018-19 and a cumulative 33% since 2010.
Marc Abrahams, the organiser, reckons that many want to follow in Geim's footsteps, conducting studies with the sole aim of netting an Ig.
You know, the guy who reckons climate change is a "scientific delusion"… hang on, who is that behind your modest-sized bookcase?
The RSPB reckons there are 1,600 breeding pairs in Britain, but that seems a conservative estimate.
If Sweeney Todd reckons his razors are his only friends, Fleet Street's most famous coiffeur should think again after Chichester Festival theatre's production won every prize it was up for at last night's Whatsonstage Theatregoers' Choice awards.
