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Yeah, this. Also why hasn't it been adjusted for inflation even once since it was capped? If they did it the starting tax rate would be up from £50k to £65k
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How much ham do you reckon you could eat in 30 minutes?
We talking about immigration at work me and the Filipino women, holding our breath, waiting for "skika dem tilbaka" so I can laugh. Honestly brits are like gods of immigrants, they love having me here lol. Finally feel wanted.Says the immigrant
I don't think Therese Coffey is on the panel this week
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Every time I saw a picture of that swollen ankle elephant I just couldn’t get the idea of how bad she must have stunk.
That lump was in charge the health and social care etc etc lmfao.
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So they don't get quoted or pulled up on it.
Sweet, baby, jeebus!
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Why do audience members keep their hand up when asking a question?
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I was in the audience at city hall London when it was Boris Johnson Mayer and Russell brand (anyone care to remind me when that was?)
Unless the rules have changed, we were told the questions that get through will simply be the top x amount with the biggest piles. So any random question here we submit, if only you ask it, it won't get through ever. This was done because they want the audience to have the biggest chance of knowledge on the subject and so can ask follow up questions and have better reactions
Add to that, the questions asked were almost entirely based in events happening that day/day before. So you simply need to wait until the morning and then look at very recent news and decide a question.
Unless the rules have changed, we were told the questions that get through will simply be the top x amount with the biggest piles. So any random question here we submit, if only you ask it, it won't get through ever. This was done because they want the audience to have the biggest chance of knowledge on the subject and so can ask follow up questions and have better reactions
Add to that, the questions asked were almost entirely based in events happening that day/day before. So you simply need to wait until the morning and then look at very recent news and decide a question.
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You’ve got to keep it topical and with a local angle.
How about: If the government can legislate that Rwanda is a safe country, could they also legislate that <local sports team> won the Premier League last year, please?
How about: If the government can legislate that Rwanda is a safe country, could they also legislate that <local sports team> won the Premier League last year, please?
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Loving some of the responses
On a serious note though @Moley , you might end up outing yourself on this forum due to the question you end up asking and forum readers here watching the programme recognising the question, knowing that it's you IRL. It depends on if you want to be made known or not.
On a serious note though @Moley , you might end up outing yourself on this forum due to the question you end up asking and forum readers here watching the programme recognising the question, knowing that it's you IRL. It depends on if you want to be made known or not.