labour market flexibility for thee, generous employment rights and severance packages for me
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labour market flexibility for thee, generous employment rights and severance packages for me
I'll say one thing for the replies on this: they make clear, as if there was any doubt, where the incredibly annoying online Corbynites have gone.
This is very funny. Scoring five from an xG of 0.87?
It takes a special kind of public speaker to be able to talk about NDMPs; how to define a ‘well-connected’ station; and why, when it comes to planning gain at least, the system is working effectively, and have the crowd in the palm of their hand, but I managed to do so this morning.
Lincoln City instead of Barcelona? As far as I can see this chap was actually rewarded for his abject pre-trip planning.
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Another day, another lanyard for the storage compartment in a car door that nobody knows the name of.
Match report.
Things to do the night before a thing at Hatfield House.
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Football ground no. 151. Vauxhall Road.
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Related rant: I’m fed up of euphemisms like ‘local democracy’ to describe what are often individualist activist campaigns run by tiny minorities of residents who think even minor personal convenience outweighs any major benefits to society.
I think that, after Dubai at the top, the next two places on a list of those that I hope I never have cause to visit would be the Cheltenham Festival and MIPIM.
I am a 48 year old professional having to explain to people at the start of online meetings that I lost my voice at a football match.
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Trump's decision to bomb Iran is now the greatest windfall to the Russian war effort on record. If it continues, it might save the Russian war economy.
I believe the children are our future
Teach them well and let them lead the way
#lufc
Absolutely scandalous - and in one of our most beautiful cities.
I would like to vote for a party that said: "we keep being buffeted by forces outside our control. This is because we've allowed our capabilities to degrade. We're going to build them up again so some moron can't just bankrupt us with a stupid idea. It will take a while but here's the plan".
Today’s first task was to contact the club about getting a copy of that photo so at frame and treasure it forever.
Ugly scenes mar the end of the Old Firm Derby. Meanwhile in Brazil…
Pauly Walnuts very seriously telling someone that “it’s called Broad daylight because women light up the world”
international women’s day
It doesn’t matter whether the rate of global warming is increasing. It’ll never cease to amaze me that people don’t care that it’s happening at all. It should be the most alarming thing ever.
It is absurd to say that I feel I am not yet grown up. I am not laying claim to perpetual youth (though 89 is something of a surprise), and youth I was never much aware of when I had it. What I mean is, there has never come a time when I could be thought to have acquired dignity, common sense, still less worldly wisdom, qualities that supposedly come with age and get lost with age, too. One doesn't look for common sense from someone over 90.
counts. When I enter a room full of people (these days a rarity) I am 16. Except in the even more rare occasion of entering a room of 16-year-olds, when I am 90. I have the credentials but I don't seem to have the baggage. Once upon a time, I think I imagined age itself as an eminence, years were a plinth, it had prospects even if the end was clouded in mist. A virtue of age is that it emancipates one from class. The old are in a class of their own. It also bestows a privilege of plain speaking.
Alan Bennett on feeling 16 when you are 90
A+ nickname
Are there more doors or more wheels in the world? Ryley Towler, then of Bristol City, now of Lincoln City, offers his view.
Where’s Wally?
Match report.
Top of the League.
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#Imps 🔴⚪️
Football ground no. 150. Cardiff City Stadium.
#Imps 🔴⚪️
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