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Should teachers be able to have tattoos?
Headteachers are debating whether it’s OK for staff to display their body art in school

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Lord chief justice urges enforceability of EU rulings in UK post-Brexit

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Morning. Should you want to disappear down a humorous (loosely) politically-related rabbit hole any time this morning, enter the words "unrelenting f**k machine" into Twitter.

Morning all.

From the FT.

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The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier warned British ministers and businesses who are calling for "frictionless trade" with the EU after Britain leaves that that is "not possible".

Addressing an EU business forum in Brussels on Thursday, Barnier said London's "red lines" for a future trade relationship meant Britain was definitely leaving the single market and the customs union, while only membership of both permitted the current "frictionless" trading arrangements.

NonOxCol wrote:Morning. Should you want to disappear down a humorous (loosely) politically-related rabbit hole any time this morning, enter the words "unrelenting f**k machine" into Twitter.

Cannot. Now. Unsee

Willow904 wrote:http://uk.mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUKKBN19R0O7

The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier warned British ministers and businesses who are calling for "frictionless trade" with the EU after Britain leaves that that is "not possible".

Addressing an EU business forum in Brussels on Thursday, Barnier said London's "red lines" for a future trade relationship meant Britain was definitely leaving the single market and the customs union, while only membership of both permitted the current "frictionless" trading arrangements.

Don't worry, we have a busy government department wholly dedicated to dealing with these issues.

Willow904 wrote:http://uk.mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUKKBN19R0O7

The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier warned British ministers and businesses who are calling for "frictionless trade" with the EU after Britain leaves that that is "not possible".

Addressing an EU business forum in Brussels on Thursday, Barnier said London's "red lines" for a future trade relationship meant Britain was definitely leaving the single market and the customs union, while only membership of both permitted the current "frictionless" trading arrangements.

I had to read that twice to check that it was our 'red lines' that were the problem, not theirs.

adam wrote:

Willow904 wrote:http://uk.mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUKKBN19R0O7

The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier warned British ministers and businesses who are calling for "frictionless trade" with the EU after Britain leaves that that is "not possible".

Addressing an EU business forum in Brussels on Thursday, Barnier said London's "red lines" for a future trade relationship meant Britain was definitely leaving the single market and the customs union, while only membership of both permitted the current "frictionless" trading arrangements.

Don't worry, we have a busy government department wholly dedicated to dealing with these issues.

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The Conservative party is heavily reliant on large cash donations from hedge funds, bankers, and magnates to fund its campaigns, according to a new analysis of the party’s finances.

Since the 2015 general election 18.6 per cent of all donations to the party – totalling £8.4m – have come from hedge funds or people associated, while 6.5 per cent or £2.9m have come from investment bankers and the finance sector in general.

Who predominantly funded the "leave" campaign? Hedge funds. Who predominantly benefit from economic uncertainty and stock market volatility? Hedge funds. In whose interests is our country currently being run.....?

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the amount of energy necessary to refute Brexit bullshit is an order of magnitude bigger than to produce it

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Israel seizes solar panels donated to Palestinians by Dutch government

Willow904 wrote:http://uk.mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUKKBN19R0O7

The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier warned British ministers and businesses who are calling for "frictionless trade" with the EU after Britain leaves that that is "not possible".

Addressing an EU business forum in Brussels on Thursday, Barnier said London's "red lines" for a future trade relationship meant Britain was definitely leaving the single market and the customs union, while only membership of both permitted the current "frictionless" trading arrangements.

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Some wonderful examples of devastating understatement from Barnier here, tweet by tweet.

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In the Commons earlier Steve Brine, the care minister, said: “No government has done more to improve the quality of social care.” He was responding to an urgent question from the shadow health minister Barbara Keeley. Keeley said the report highlighted the “damaging impacts” of cuts worth £5bn to care budgets since 2010.

They do like talking in superlatives. Fox earlier on inward investment which seems to involve some very interesting accountancy, and now how cutting £5bn is how no government has done more.

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Company chiefs and representatives from around 20 business groups are descending on the government’s plush country house Chevening in Kent to discuss the UK’s exit from the EU as part of ministers’ efforts to build bridges with the commercial sector.

“The amount that our members have been able to plan so far has been limited because no one has known where exactly we are going but businesses can only really hold off so long on making contingency plans.”

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Manchester Mobike review – better than London's 'Boris bikes'

I see that AbiWilks has been bullied into another break from Twitter

AnatolyKasparov wrote:I see that AbiWilks has been bullied into another break from Twitter

Hopefully she'll be back soon. What was it in relation to AK?

So the council turned down offers of help with housing as it would have made them look bad?

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Not sure that worked TBH...

Hmm...

BREAKING: official figures show huge increase in apprenticeship starts in month before reforms kicked-in

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Apprenticeship start rocketed in the months before May when mandatory cash contributions from employers kicked in, the latest Department for Education figures show.

and

As reported in FE Week, the unofficial estimates put apprenticeships starts in May as very low.

So the figures released today strongly suggest providers and employers rushed to start before apprentices before the new rules and funding regime kicked in.

Shocked etc...

StephenDolan wrote:

AnatolyKasparov wrote:I see that AbiWilks has been bullied into another break from Twitter

Hopefully she'll be back soon. What was it in relation to AK?

Not quite sure tbh, may be related to last night's social media storm over Luciana Berger/Wavertree CLP.

Also, centrist melts have been nagging her about Brexit for a while now. It must get fairly exhausting tbf.

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All that fuss about the "internal eyes only" Stephen Doughty blog, eh? Storm in a teacup. "Nothing to see here".

Not fit for purpose.

NonOxCol wrote:

All that fuss about the "internal eyes only" Stephen Doughty blog, eh? Storm in a teacup. "Nothing to see here".

Not fit for purpose.

Pisstake of a follow-up as well:

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Oh, hadn't seen this.

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BREAKING: Robbie Gibb has been appointed as Director of Communications in 10 Downing Street

Moving from that leftie BBC again...I notice that Craig Oliver is on QT tonight.

RogerOThornhill wrote:Oh, hadn't seen this.

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BREAKING: Robbie Gibb has been appointed as Director of Communications in 10 Downing Street

Moving from that leftie BBC again...I notice that Craig Oliver is on QT tonight.

Stick up for Cameron and put the boot in to May?

StephenDolan wrote:

RogerOThornhill wrote:Oh, hadn't seen this.

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BREAKING: Robbie Gibb has been appointed as Director of Communications in 10 Downing Street

Moving from that leftie BBC again...I notice that Craig Oliver is on QT tonight.

Stick up for Cameron and put the boot in to May?

JFC, JFRM is on.

NonOxCol wrote:

All that fuss about the "internal eyes only" Stephen Doughty blog, eh? Storm in a teacup. "Nothing to see here".

Not fit for purpose.

Remind me what that was all about?

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Presumably the ongoing needling about ties is just their way of accommodating
Hallam MP Jared O'Hara who can't wear them.

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UK business leaders to call for indefinite delay in leaving single market

What took them so long?

tinybgoat wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... gle-market

UK business leaders to call for indefinite delay in leaving single market

What took them so long?

And...

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Labour back CBI position on Brexit transition

Haven't read a lot of this but Ill stick it here as it looks interesting.

It’s education, stupid: How globalisation has made education the new political cleavage in Europe

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AnatolyKasparov wrote:

StephenDolan wrote:

AnatolyKasparov wrote:I see that AbiWilks has been bullied into another break from Twitter

Hopefully she'll be back soon. What was it in relation to AK?

Not quite sure tbh, may be related to last night's social media storm over Luciana Berger/Wavertree CLP.

Also, centrist melts have been nagging her about Brexit for a while now. It must get fairly exhausting tbf.

Yeah, people saying Brexit is bad and Labour is hopeless about it will have done it.

A demographic renowned for its mysogny, racism, abuse etc.

Gosh you are claiming demographic immunity from such things,literally unbelievable.

As the tie thing reveals,it is quite often the pretend to be polite,respectful,are actually the worst culprits.

Disclosure.I once got a voucher for recommending a friend to a profit making lawncare firm,worse still I have a letter of praise from a Tory PM for the part I(we) played in the long term economic plan.I realise any claim "to despise the Tory Party with every fibre of my being" is obviously totally negated by this utter hypocrisy.There is even a mention of a "tape" of further proof,possibly aiding the completion of a crossword in a right wing newspaper/journal,which would prove indisputable evidenceas as to my fakery.

The non existing social care of those with unmet needs is obviously of excellent value.

Burgon and Rees-Mogg on QT tonight.

A clash of the Titans.

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Official Statistics
Benefit cap: estimated impact on parents, by age of youngest child


(Adhoc-used in case they lost.)

You can superficially justify anything of course.

tinybgoat wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... gle-market

UK business leaders to call for indefinite delay in leaving single market

What took them so long?

quite

UK: we're having this
EU: you're not
UK: EU says we're not having this but we are

UK officially resident in farce territory.
I doubt we will be seen as a serious nation any time soon.

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France to ban sales of petrol and diesel cars by 2040

Cool.

Indeed.Some men not wearing ties,it's full blown anarchy.

tinyclanger2 wrote:

tinybgoat wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... gle-market

UK business leaders to call for indefinite delay in leaving single market

What took them so long?

quite

And interesting - as I noted at the time - that we didn't get the usual "Business bosses backing Tories" letter in the press.

Whether one was started and business bosses told them to bugger off....

kintories

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EU and Japan reach free trade deal

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EU and Japan reach free trade deal

You have to laugh.
It's the only option.