That's spinning what I said more than a bit isn't it Nick. I said the most I could get in my degree specialism is about 50k and even then that's with a doctorate.No idea who 30 Lee even is.
Nothing wrong with pointing out that instead of MPs changing my conditions on some things it's easier to sort them myself...
Again, hardly a culture war when I've been grafting since I was 16.
I don't need a burner account either. You have a teacher on here saying it wouldn't be worthwhile going into another job unless they are on 50k.
Hopefully so will I in much less time
Surely you know that when you do your degree? I always wanted to be a pe teacher but even then I saw what I'd need to do, what I'd earn and what debt I'd be in I soon changed my mind.
To be honest I've never had an issue with nurses as like you say they have to be paid by the government (unless they work private). I did find the clapping futile.
Personally Id just fuck off for a new job or retrain rather than strike but I'm not in the sectors where Im as limited. I worked in a school and did find it strange just how much money they pissed away on things (approved suppliers and contractors who rinsed them).
www.taxpolicy.org.uk
Corrected for you
I assumed in the late 2000s that a degree in a mainstream science would be pretty employable and lucrative-then the recession happened and most big pharma companies pulled out of the country. Petrochemicals too went a similar way. I'd hoped that the industry getting us out of Covid in record time would have created more opportunities in pharma, they haven't materialised.Surely you know that when you do your degree? I always wanted to be a pe teacher but even then I saw what I'd need to do, what I'd earn and what debt I'd be in I soon changed my mind.
To be honest I've never had an issue with nurses as like you say they have to be paid by the government (unless they work private). I did find the clapping futile.
Personally Id just fuck off for a new job or retrain rather than strike but I'm not in the sectors where Im as limited. I worked in a school and did find it strange just how much money they pissed away on things (approved suppliers and contractors who rinsed them).
Isn't that the Stratford prick who owes millions? If so, lock him up unless he pays.Interesting read on the timeline of the ever changing saga that is Nadhim Zahawi’s tax arrangements. He would have gotten away with it if it wasn’t for those pesky Tax lawyers
Nadhim Zahawi - the whole story
UPDATE: this was written on 19 January, and I haven't updated it. We subsequently learned (thanks to the Guardian) that Zahawi had been charged a large penalty. And we now know, thanks to Sir Laurie Magnus, that HMRC started investigating Zahawi well before the start of this timeline, and that
Absolute disgraceInteresting read on the timeline of the ever changing saga that is Nadhim Zahawi’s tax arrangements. He would have gotten away with it if it wasn’t for those pesky Tax lawyers
Nadhim Zahawi - the whole story
UPDATE: this was written on 19 January, and I haven't updated it. We subsequently learned (thanks to the Guardian) that Zahawi had been charged a large penalty. And we now know, thanks to Sir Laurie Magnus, that HMRC started investigating Zahawi well before the start of this timeline, and that
He’s paid. From the timeline in the link though it sounds like he did his best not to though. Can’t help but feel there’s still more to come from this story yet. Don’t think this guy has even begun digging yet.
Hopefully with interest then if it was late....
I think late payment is normally a penalty and interest. It’s not been mentioned or reported in this case as far as I can tell. It’s another question to add to the pile really. Did he have to pay a penalty and interest? If not, why not?
Tbf parts of Teesside are absolute shitholes - a day out in Stockton not to be recommended. But as it happens, London gets more cash than either Yorkshire or the North East, and the North West gets more than double of that, where a load of marginal Tories sit.
Isn’t the Dover project to help deal with the Brexit benefit of extra congestion at Dover port?
Luckily he wasn’t involved in an accident so he had to enjoy the A&E experience his party has worked so hard to deliver to the country over the last 12 years.Tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime
Rishi Sunak's failure to wear seat belt to be investigated
The prime minister has apologised for removing his seat belt while filming a clip for social media.www.bbc.co.uk
Think he may have been prioritised
I get the general point but he's wrong and it isn't helpful to mislead like this. The funding for Test and Trace was spent mostly on the test element, the app etc was only a minor part.
You know why. You said it on another thread about convincing someone to see the sense of an opinion if they didn’t evidence themselves into the opinion in the first place
But the test element wasn’t exactly a roaring success either was it? Never met target’s and was never ever able to run at more than 65% of capacity so the fact that it never hit target wasn’t because it was overwhelmed. However you way it up the Tories funnelled money to their mates to deliver abject failure whether that was test and trace contracts or PPE contracts. They would have spent half the money they did and had infinitely better results if they’d given that money to the NHS to do test and trace and secure PPE and that’s the point.
how stupid do they think people are. the claim is that he only took his seatbelt off to film the clipTough on crime, tough on the causes of crime
Rishi Sunak's failure to wear seat belt to be investigated
The prime minister has apologised for removing his seat belt while filming a clip for social media.www.bbc.co.uk
