Keep wondering if it is for major manufacturer loan/ part Nationalisation .Very uninspiring. I can only assume that they’re either keeping something back for the autumn budget when the miracle they’re hoping falls in their laps doesn’t materialise or they’re holding back for next year when the transition period ends and the inevitable fuck up that’s brexit hits home.
Very uninspiring. I can only assume that they’re either keeping something back for the autumn budget when the miracle they’re hoping falls in their laps doesn’t materialise or they’re holding back for next year when the transition period ends and the inevitable fuck up that’s brexit hits home.
Keep wondering if it is for major manufacturer loan/ part Nationalisation .
Either that or mergers / takeovers by international behemoths.
Anyway just imagine how bad the 2008 crisis would have been if the Tories were in power
Just for comparison here’s what a country who managed the virus to the point where it’s pretty much eliminated has done New Zealand launches massive spending package to combat Covid-19 this is a country that is pretty much fully open again except to tourism so is having an easier time of it than is.
Must be a mistake. Johnson said his government has done more than any other
Are you sure he didn't say world beating?Must be a mistake. Johnson said his government has done more than any other
125k tests processed so that will be from about 62k people testedInfections up 630 still over 100 deaths
Peston raised a good point for once
The half price eating out will just switch weekend trade to a mon/tues/wed and not increased demand or spending by much
... and there's an unneeded stamp duty cut.
I know its been joked about on social media but there is never a shortage of this type of midweek offer on sites like Groupon. It seems a very odd thing to have come up with.The half price eating out will just switch weekend trade to a mon/tues/wed and not increased demand or spending by much
We’re so lucky Brown was there at the time. You just have to look at the mess they made of the recovery to see how bad it’d have been. And as we lead the global response at the time (imagine us doing that now?) it would’ve meant the world economy would likely have been in the toilet.
Nothing to stop you whacking in low offers on places and see what response you get. Although once you get to the looking at houses stage you might be at the point of no return with the wife and have to move even if you aren't getting a bargain.Thanks for all the housing market advice. I think it’s still pretty uncertain out there... as much as the wife was excited about the stamp duty, she did also acknowledge that it probably isn’t going to be a priority for a lot of people, and their are probably better priorities to be focusing on.
Nothing to stop you whacking in low offers on places and see what response you get. Although once you get to the looking at houses stage you might be at the point of no return with the wife and have to move even if you aren't getting a bargain.
Thanks for all the housing market advice. I think it’s still pretty uncertain out there... as much as the wife was excited about the stamp duty, she did also acknowledge that it probably isn’t going to be a priority for a lot of people, and their are probably better priorities to be focusing on.
It kind of shows just how poor people are at cooking that the economy is so reliant on the health of restaurants. I know in other countries a high proportion eat out quite often too, but given how expensive the average meal is here, it shows how bad we are at educating people on things like cooking, for both health and personal finance benefits. Obviously I want restaurants and bars to recover and all!
Do you think that's the reason? I think it's more that casual dining has replaced the pub in many respects. Also a bit of a lifestyle thing too, it's a social media event for some.It kind of shows just how poor people are at cooking that the economy is so reliant on the health of restaurants. I know in other countries a high proportion eat out quite often too, but given how expensive the average meal is here, it shows how bad we are at educating people on things like cooking, for both health and personal finance benefits. Obviously I want restaurants and bars to recover and all!
To be fair everything is related in some way. Self-sufficiency in terms of cooking has been poor in the UK and US (I can't comment on other Western countries), but I know that even in other countries where people eat out a lot, the basic cooking skills are emphasised, whereas here we tend to clap when someone can put together a full English breakfast or beans on toast.Do you think that's the reason? I think it's more that casual dining has replaced the pub in many respects. Also a bit of a lifestyle thing too, it's a social media event for some.
Yep the "PM in waiting" was once again out of his depth when not reading a prepared script from an autocueSunak's not having a good day. Car crash interview on BBC Breakfast this morning. Amazes me how often members of government show up on TV with no clue how to answer questions it must have been obvious they were going to be asked.
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