you'd think that right in the most important six week period of his life, he'd have been able to, i dunno, have a few wanks? might have been something he'd consider instead?
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Neil Ferguson: UK coronavirus adviser resigns after breaking lockdown rules
Key expert in coronavirus response resigns from Sage after admitting ‘error of judgment’www.theguardian.com
The Telegraph? Looks like somebody didn't show the appropriate Tory credentials.
Man. They all look the same too.
Ah boss though, there's this one skinny, medium height, well spoken, white, probably blonde bird... hoooo-leey shit. She'd be one I'd definitely piss my career away over.
If it was the bassist out of Khurangin with a ridiculous wig on, or your one out of The Bangles in the 80s, then yeah, you'd be a fool not to break a few laws.
David Kronenbourg
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I wonder if this could be some kind of diversion from the U.K. death toll by a Tory rag
Nothing like a sex scandal to divert the public’s interest
hermie
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One of many errors of judgement it seems.
David Kronenbourg
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Would you throw away your career and life's work to get the ride during lockdown? Pretty boss move if you ask me.
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Something tells me his career is going to be fine.
The recession from covid might be a recession too far for the brits in terms of brexit. Like brexiteers were hyped for taking a short term hit for brexit, but now its more like we are all going into recession, do they really want to compound that? These boris/tory fuckups in dealing with covid are more straws on the back.
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They were Brexit no matter the cost to the economy and now they're all for forcing the economy can keep going no matter what the cost to human life. There is no contradiction in their logic here, they are forever the real victims.
Yeah but in (i've lost count of how many years) none of them have had the political backbone to actually enact it and its form has changed considerably - Somethign might happen that will be called brexit, and it will be a name for almost nothing happening.
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December 31st this year though isn't it? I know a few people in banking who have been hard at work transferring the financials of big companies away from London the past few years. COVID-19 is also the perfect excuse for anything that was actually caused by Brexit. Sure what can you do
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GARYXKNIFEDX
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And when brexit finally is complete,they will be able to blame any failings from it on covid
December 31st this year though isn't it? I also know a few people in banking who have been hard at work transferring the financials of big companies away from London the past few years. COVID-19 is also the perfect excuse for anything that was actually caused by Brexit. Sure what can you do
Dec 31st is either the 3rd deadline that they have worked towards, except this time whatever budget they had for brexit has been spent on covid and they have the highest mortality in europe to show for it.
Did my weekly drive to Aldi today. As others have mentioned there are more cars about now, even around a small rural village that I have to drive in to.
At some point as the roads begin to properly fill up I predict a spike in accidents relative to road usage due to people who haven't done very much driving in the past 2 months and are out of practice banging in to each other, or more importantly, me. One guy nearly put me off the road earlier by not giving enough way.
At some point as the roads begin to properly fill up I predict a spike in accidents relative to road usage due to people who haven't done very much driving in the past 2 months and are out of practice banging in to each other, or more importantly, me. One guy nearly put me off the road earlier by not giving enough way.
did an aldi trip this morning - no bouncers on the door.
GARYXKNIFEDX
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Some of the recent driving I've noticed would suggest a fair few people have forgotten the purpose of the lines on the road and that speed limits no longer apply. I've also noticed the number of people on phones to have increased significantly.
I had to wait in a queue of 4. I decided that I'd probably get in by the time I'd driven to Lidl.
Minimum wage workers on Covid-19 payment 'better off'
Many minimum wage workers who have lost their jobs are better off on welfare if receiving the €350 per week Covid-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment, according to a new study.
Minimum wage workers on Covid-19 payment 'better off'
Many minimum wage workers who have lost their jobs are better off on welfare if receiving the €350 per week Covid-19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment, according to a new study.www.rte.ie
Yeah i'm on the borderline of better off not working.
If I was still fully dependent on disability it'd be 50% increase in income.
Said it before, will say it again - Ireland is compeltely comfortable with people with disabilities being second class citizens.
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