Kemi is going to go in like the Bionic Woman and take out the rocket launchers. She's just playing dumb so she doesn't blow her cover.
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Kemi is going to go in like the Bionic Woman and take out the rocket launchers. She's just playing dumb so she doesn't blow her cover.
Scrumconnect will support HMRC to deliver testing and other services from its city centre base
This card was only issued between 1984 and 2011. Persons born outside of this 27 year window had to use the analogue hardware issued by their mother to memorise their National Insurance number.
What other tax has to be paid by innocent people - executors of an estate (many family members, normally children, end up being an executor on a will because the donor thought it was an honour not a risk).
Sure, executors can reclaim these costs but often not for months or years.
Remember guys, you can’t afford a gas rig, or a coal mine, or a nuclear power station, but you can afford to put some cheap solar panels on your roof.
That’s why the fossil fuel industry has spent billions trying to kill renewable energy.
The dealer needs to keep you addicted.
💯 this. Bad idea to launch a war when you’re presiding over a divided country, a dysfunctional government staffed by amateurs, and a hollowed out, bureaucracy at home, and have managed to piss off almost every ally abroad. No amount of US military skill can offset this political incompetence.
There are some other perennials, he loves tariffs as a cure all, adores Putin's almost limitless psychopathy, and wants to be the centre of attention now and forever, but a "Trump doctrine" or "world order"... that's really not the aim.
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper responds to President Trump’s latest outburst.
“The job of the British PM is to take decisions in the national interest of the U.K., not in the interests of other countries… we don’t outsource foreign policy to other countries”.
#bbclaurak
Striking desalination sites has potential far greater impact to civilians on the ground than any hit on refineries - prolonging unnecessary population-wide suffering.
It's why you have "stupid rules of engagement", unless that suffering is your actual aim - this applies to those involved.
One of the myriad of 'objectives' given by the US, is that constant airstrikes allow the people of Iran to rise up against the regime.
Hard to see how that's possible if you deprive them of drinking water, never mind the bombs.
Kuenessberg doesn't seem to understand, "get back in your hutch."
Looking forward to the day when the only thing Hegseth says (repeatedly) is "No Comment."
Also, in the interests of balance, the Inland Revenue themed play 'Tune on the Old Tax Fiddle'. exofficerx.blogspot.com/2024/10/inla...
I think #BadEnoch was being handed a length of rope and the interviewers were astounded at how long she kept wrapping it round her neck.
#BadEnoch on #BBCBreakfast - "RAF are catching arrows, they should be hitting the archer" isn't quite the zinger she thinks.
Badenoch. Absolutely beyond help
Badenoch in a car crash on the bbc - utterly clueless, lying, tripe
I thought about taking a photo of them & looking at ID, but was in a hurry so I didn't. I'm well aware that I'm the dunce here. I think that most people are well-intentioned, but I should have taken far more care. Crime reported, access restored. So... it happens. Don't let it happen to you! [2/2]
I seriously hope that someone at HMRC has just pricked up their ears 'Oooh, hadn't thought of that, we should ask them for their NINO'.
Well, I hope the repatriation flights, if they come, go straight to London and the welcoming arms of HMRC rather than some third country where people relying on the limited resources of the British state can avoid paying taxes that pay for all of this.
“It is a tragic fact that hatred and war have become influential factors in our national economy, and if the present trend continues, we may soon discover that our enemies are more valuable than our friends.”
Burgess Meredith as Theodore Booth in The Invaders, S1, episode 16 (ABC, 1967).
ON OUR RADAR // The People of Exeter 🗣️🥪⚽
An afternoon hosted by Love St Thomas focussed on Exeter’s historic multicultural character with talks, conversation and a community lunch.
🗓️ Sat 7 March
🕑 2-5pm
📍 St Thomas Church Hall, Cowick Street
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Wes Streeting: "Ashley (Dalton) has been an outstanding minister and has been so in the face of extraordinary adversity.
She has achieved more as a minister than many politicians achieve in their entire careers.
I’m so sorry to lose her from our team, but proud of her decision and her impact."
Yes, police instead of customs, but some overlap with the dodgy punters (but in those days with purchase tax rather than VAT).
Despite the success of 'The Duty Men', it was ITV that adapted the look of the #HMCE (HM Customs and Excise) series to drama with 'The Knock'. Malcolm Storrey was surveyor Bill Adams, "a man of conscience" who didn't have a yacht, or a sports car. exofficerx.blogspot.com/2024/10/cust...
One year after 'The Collectors,' BBC 2 unveiled 'The Duty Men', a fly-on-the-wall documentary series about #HMCE (HM Customs & Excise) which revealed VAT and excise fraud as well as the Thatcher government's 'War on Drugs' exofficerx.blogspot.com/2024/10/cust...
By 1986, BBC1 had a new view of #HMCE (Customs and Excise) - in The Collectors, Peter McEnery was Harry Caines, a widower with a taste for sailing, who declared that "chumminess is at an end." exofficerx.blogspot.com/2024/10/cust...
