

I wonder if they are going to change the stupid system of pumping money into failing schools until the are “outstanding” and then slowly reduce funding because they obviously don’t need it, until the school is failing again…
I wonder if they are going to change the stupid system of pumping money into failing schools until the are “outstanding” and then slowly reduce funding because they obviously don’t need it, until the school is failing again…
Good!
There is the point where if the person had valid identification, and National Insurance, and was paid via HMRC, that the onus should be on notifying the business of a change of status. Whether that’s the student or HMRC I don’t know. They would notify the business on a change of required tax.
There are 28 million families in the UK. [1]
Your article implies there are 25 million houses and 1 million is empty. [2]
The empty houses in the photos are not suitable for living in and should be condemned if they haven’t already. Rebuilding a mid-terrace house is not simple and even after blow all of that we managed 1 million out of the 4 million required to at least have one home per family. That sounds like a terrible plan to work on the most expensive work and ultimately not make a dent in the issue.
[2] https://www.actiononemptyhomes.org/why-empty-homes-matter
https://labour.org.uk/change/break-down-barriers-to-opportunity/#respect
We will also modernise, simplify, and reform the intrusive and outdated gender recognition law to a new process. We will remove indignities for trans people who deserve recognition and acceptance;
Hmm.
Weren’t you in power over those 10 years?
Surely you should have done something about it rather than waiting until now to complain.
Because DirectX is more than a graphics API.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DirectX
A fair amount of what used to make DirectX an everything API has been deprecated, but if you are already using Windows stuff for networking and audio, then you may as well use the graphics APIs too.
I do think Proton gets a little too much credit.
Why? Valve has been sponsoring all these projects for a really long time. While wine existed before that, it wouldn’t be anywhere near the shape thats its currently in because gaming was not its main focus. There have been loads of gaming bugs and sharp edges that have been around wine for a long time until Valve put in the money and devs to fix them.
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Sgt. Kabukiman NYPD proved that.
For those of you who think it sounds weird, it’s not an uncommon practice as it is basically the same as Most Favoured Nation policy that a lot of industries use.
You get paid the amount requested, unless someone requests more (and its agreed to) and you automatically get paid that much.
Are you going to actually tell us what they took down or just give links to a cesspool?
The courteous thing to do, if your not sure there is space, is to stop and wait until the moving obstacles have cleared out of the way.
So we aren’t getting a trade deal. Right?
We had prazonki last weekend, and I did burgers on the grill last night because the kids were after it.
It’s 21 degrees around here, what are you waiting for?
Next weekend is going to be a smoked side of lamb for Easter.
You pay monthly? I seem to only be able to pay quarterly, with a 1 week turn around required after they issue the bill.
Last quarter I paid Southern £97 for 44m³ of water and Thames £92 to remove 44m³ of waste.
This is a house of 4, 2 adults and two teens.
[Edit] Apparently 250l a day. That feels like a lot, but I don’t have any leaking toilets or anything like that.
You’ve convinced me. That does sound like a UK Government ideal.
Next you’ll be trying to tell me the Saudis might not have UK ideals at heart!
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/trans-women-are-women-says-keir-starmer-in-call-for-legal-reform-6rk9tpxsl
But then when in power
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crldey0z00ro