What do you mean, in a past life?I think Barry may have been the Witch Finder General in a past life
What do you mean, in a past life?I think Barry may have been the Witch Finder General in a past life
I think that referred to his earlier trip...This lends plausibility to the story....
"According to another passenger on the flight back to the UK, Johnson was on his own, apparently without any luggage and very much the worse for wear."
Nat West though have said they won't act unless they are forced to, and HSBC have remained silent.This news must be a bit worrying for some UK people now living in the EU.
Thousands of Britons living in EU told their UK bank accounts will be closed
Lloyds and Barclays among banks taking action due to lack of post-Brexit trade dealwww.theguardian.com
Panorama might be worth watching tonight in relation to some of our large banks and Russian donations to the Tory party. I have read books, and numerous articles on line about this kind of thing but nothing ever seems to happen about it. I don't suppose this time will be any different but we live in hope.Nat West though have said they won't act unless they are forced to, and HSBC have remained silent.
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Politically there are always two truths.Panorama might be worth watching tonight in relation to some of our large banks and Russian donations to the Tory party. I have read books, and numerous articles on line about this kind of thing but nothing ever seems to happen about it. I don't suppose this time will be any different but we live in hope.
Backdated to 1066, fleccPolitically there are always two truths.
There's the truth presented to the citizenry and the actual truth.
The more complex our world gets, the more the two diverge.
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If someone is unemployed, will they have to pay for a test in order to attend an interview? Or even to get a bus or train to travel to it? Precluded from entertainment, education, probably health services as well? Will we have an understorey of society, forbidden to contact the rest of us? Morlocks and Eloi (though who will eat whom)?Pay to play: Dido Harding says daily 'moonshot' tests which will (eventually) allow people to go to the theatre, hug family, attend conferences etc will not be available on the NHS She tells the CBI they will be 'cost of doing business'
No thank you !
OG.. these very quick non amplified tests are cheap in reagents . I see them as being part of a right to travel . They take maybe 30 minutes from sample to printout, and cost under 10 quid. They are not perfect , but at about 95%, they make flights workable. If there was a 15 quid surcharge on the Ryanair ticket , it would allow air traffic to resume. Say you took the test as you checked in, then it was processed as you were wandering the duty free, wearing your mask, then the boarding process would have up to the minute information, and let you board, with some certainty that the craft is safe. ..Pay to play: Dido Harding says daily 'moonshot' tests which will (eventually) allow people to go to the theatre, hug family, attend conferences etc will not be available on the NHS She tells the CBI they will be 'cost of doing business'
No thank you !
And on your daily bus journey into work for a minimum wage job? £15 a day? Or abandon bus passengers so that they can pick up Covid-19 on their bus journeys? After all, the rest of us drive SUVs.OG.. these very quick non amplified tests are cheap in reagents . I see them as being part of a right to travel . They take maybe 30 minutes from sample to printout, and cost under 10 quid. They are not perfect , but at about 95%, they make flights workable. If there was a 15 quid surcharge on the Ryanair ticket , it would allow air traffic to resume. Say you took the test as you checked in, then it was processed as you were wandering the duty free, wearing your mask, then the boarding process would have up to the minute information, and let you board, with some certainty that the craft is safe. ..
It should have been sufficient to bring the government down!Panorama might be worth watching tonight in relation to some of our large banks and Russian donations to the Tory party. I have read books, and numerous articles on line about this kind of thing but nothing ever seems to happen about it. I don't suppose this time will be any different but we live in hope.
Of course we've known that ever since about 5 years old.
Of course not .. on buses and trains, at least the Windows open ,and 25% occupancy can be set up. But the airline industry are are now on their uppers . If the trip to Malaga was 70 quid, then the extra 10 is wearable..And on your daily bus journey into work for a minimum wage job? £15 a day? Or abandon bus passengers so that they can pick up Covid-19 on their bus journeys? After all, the rest of us drive SUVs.