Britons would work a 10 hour work and take a 75% pay cut under a plan put forward by the Autonomy think tank and welcomed by Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell as a 'vital contribution to the growing debate around free time and reducing the working week.'
Britons would work a 10 hour work and take a 75% pay cut under a plan put forward by the Autonomy think tank and welcomed by Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell as a 'vital contribution to the growing debate around free time and reducing the working week.'
Britons would work a 10 hour week and take a 75% pay cut under a plan put forward by the Autonomy think tank to help tackle climate change and welcomed by Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell as a 'vital contribution to the growing debate around free time and reducing the working week.'
If Bozo does become leader, maybe he can get some classical education sorted for BBC reporters. Scylla and Charybdis "sea monsters", indeed.
"Meanwhile, Boris Johnson - in his first major interview of the campaign - compared the Labour and Brexit Party leaders to sea monsters from Greek mythology.
"I truly believe only I can steer the country between the Scylla and Charybdis of Corbyn and Farage and on to calmer water," he told the Sunday Times"
I think you're getting confused. They were sea-monsters, but a post-facto rationalisation was suggested, in which they represented a rock and a whirlpool.
In the midlands on Tuesday its forecast to be torrential rain all day and 9 degrees centigrade but with the wind it will apparently feel like only 5 degrees. It looks like rain every day almost everywhere for the next week or two?
Not great for outdoor festivals and sporting events like the cricket and tennis
Are we in June or December? I would blame Brexit but it can't be that as its also the same in France.
I really would like to know what the Tory leadership candidates are going to do about the weather!
Someone on here said we were heading for a drought this summer.
If Bozo does become leader, maybe he can get some classical education sorted for BBC reporters. Scylla and Charybdis "sea monsters", indeed.
"Meanwhile, Boris Johnson - in his first major interview of the campaign - compared the Labour and Brexit Party leaders to sea monsters from Greek mythology.
"I truly believe only I can steer the country between the Scylla and Charybdis of Corbyn and Farage and on to calmer water," he told the Sunday Times"
I think you're getting confused. They were sea-monsters, but a post-facto rationalisation was suggested, in which they represented a rock and a whirlpool.
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I'd also expect massive net emigration to countries where you could work more than 10 hours per week.