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14 Apr 20
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He is no Gordon Brown !
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Maybe too young to cope with the pressure ?
Don't Panic Pike ! |
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Same old cliches
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Sunak married Akshata Murthy, the daughter of Indian billionaire and co-founder of Infosys, N. R. Narayana Murthy, in August 2009.[6]
They met while studying at Stanford University and have two daughters.[6][7] He is a Hindu,[4] and has taken his oath at the House of Commons on the Bhagavad Gita since 2017.[39][40] Sunak was previously a governor of the East London Science School.[16] |
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Sunak was privately educated at Winchester College, an all-boys' boarding school, where he was head boy.[6]
He then studied PPE at Lincoln College, Oxford, graduating with a First[6] in 2001.[1] In 2006, Sunak obtained an MBA from Stanford University, where he was a Fulbright scholar.[1][7][8] |
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He may be good at passing examinations but he is next to useless at being convincing about what comes from his mouth...
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Dunno why.. Reminds me of Roland Rat.
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He is a real misery guts isn't he? John McDonnell would have given us all 5k each and free broadband.
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A 1ST IN PPE AND STILL CANT GET A PAIR OF OBVERALLS TO A NURSE IN HOSPITAL
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as opposed to hancock who couldn't run a PUIAB
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Anyone expecting a wage on the 25 th Looks Very unlikely
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I would be cancelling Direct Debits if you need the funds before the end of the Month , you will be smashed with bank charges
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Where's Jacob Rees-Mogg?
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Sunak's Father-in-law, Narayana-Murthy, has a few problems :
. https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/ites/narayana-murthy-hits-back-at-infosys-board-says-not-chasing-money-or-power/articleshow/60117186.cms |
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That's the money to the businesses case, the employers should be able to pay the furloughed before they recover it from HMRC.
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I,m not bothered because ive done a bit of work since and it will get complicated, but because there was no going to job shop, proof of looking for work etc ,I applied for jobseekers online got accepted we,ll get in touch withing 14 days that was 22 days ago today and that's a simple qualifying yes/no he,s your money in bank,good luck with anyone trying to get uni credit etc
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How many firms will use the remnants of their funds to pay wages , on the promise of The furlough
Money turning Up ?? Major Firms yes , Mid to small firms ?? |
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There's been loads of avenues, vat liability has been deferred for a start.
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It depends on the State of Firms funds
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as of 10 of my posts today best question of the day there
why are 19 patients in nightingale whilst 1000,s are dying in care homes and obviously no answer from experts, other than their going to die anyway line |
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Of course but we're in the realms of reality. If the government is going to hand out billions of pounds to businesses, a few checks and balances are in order. Given all the grants, deferrals etc the vast majority of businesses should be in a position to cover 80% of their monthly payroll.
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Watch Sunak walk away after, it's exactly like the firemen from Trumpton walk like...just saying..google trumpton, you'll see I'm right.
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On a positive note for the 25th mob it is on a Saturday so will be aware if no wages arrive on friday , maybe transfer funds or put money in bank if possible, if need to cover bills ,otherwise the banks will once again be getting the lot , Have they been contacted by the government about deferring charges ?
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You have absolutely no idea 1st timer.
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1000,s care home Where are you getting that Figure from ? if thousands are dying there will not be many left ..in a few weeks
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spot on duffy
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You want to put a care home resident on a ventilator for a few weeks
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why not if theres 2,500 going spare and no ones using them
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Think about it, carefully.
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plus all the other treatments available in icu that arnt available in a care home
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I might be going out on a limb here, but I'm guessing critics of the guy (or the Tories) on here didn't get a first from Oxford or a Scholarship to Stanford.
In fact I'd imagine spellign Scholarship would be a bit of a test... |
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Baited the trap, now it's waiting time.
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What is the trap?
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He is the best spoken of the whole tory government by a mile but he annoyed me by flatly rejecting Universal Basic Income
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He misspelt 'Spelling'
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When he walked out of Number 10 flanked by Boris and a few others, couldn't quite believe how small he looked, either that or the others were giants.
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1.01 landed.
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Think he is quite a wee fella, speaks well though.
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Five foot seven in his stilettos
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Damnit Darren! (sounds like something that should be in the Rocky Horror Picture show
) You spoiled it! |