You've just mentioned it, time to move on mate.And all the while people are playing silly buggers on here, the Government in the last 8 weeks, has undergone a detailed review of all export licences for Israel and suspended 30 that could facilitate the breaking of International law in the current conflict, and no mention of it on here whatsoever
But carry on
Meanwhile Hamas are murdering hostages rather than let the IDF rescue them alive. That's the nature of the organisation Israel is in conflict with.And all the while people are playing silly buggers on here, the Government in the last 8 weeks, has undergone a detailed review of all export licences for Israel and suspended 30 that could facilitate the breaking of International law in the current conflict. And yet no mention of it on here whatsoever
But carry on
Out of 350 and where the UK is a tiny percentage in terms of global arms supplies to Israel. There is an element of good practice to not leave us open to prosecution so no issue there. You should have started a new thread (with some lovely emojis). I'd also add that we have increased sanctions on the Islamic Revolutionary Guards, you didn't also mention that whatsoever.And all the while people are playing silly buggers on here, the Government in the last 8 weeks, has undergone a detailed review of all export licences for Israel and suspended 30 that could facilitate the breaking of International law in the current conflict. And yet no mention of it on here whatsoever
But carry on
Meanwhile the IDF battle it out against the Russians to carry out horrendous crimes against kids and women
& filming each one first.
Stoke on Trent private school?
These were all executed, when about to be rescued. Cold blooded, pointless murder
I was talking about the hundred and more still held captive by Hamas.
An 80 pupil prep school charging an average of £2848 per term according to the Independent Schools Council. Assuming all places were taken that's a turnover of around 683K Per Annum. Not even Dragon's Den levels of money.
Indeed, a few teachers out of a job, they'll cope
It isn’t anything to do with wealth redistribution, it was about preventing economic collapse and a crisis for sterling.
Winter fuel payment cut helped stop 'run on the pound', says Lucy Powell
"We would have seen the markets losing confidence," Leader of the Commons saidsearch.app
This minister’s candour is refreshing as we know the parlours state of the country’s finance is hinged on a £1.4bn cost saving. Given the billions that we spaff in foreign aid, Ukraine and chancers rocking up for a free meal ticket, I expect this very serious issue will see this country’s cloth being cut accordingly.
Until they do this, such a decision will appear politically vindictive for British people who have paid into the system in comparison to our newly arrived uninvited guests or foreigners more generally that don’t.
It’s
Maybe if they stopped buying Starbucks coffees, cancelled Netflix and ate less takeaways they would have loads money spare
Never good when a place of education no longer exists.
