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@IfindWankers This is just plain racism, the lads are doing absolutely nothing wrong, as long as they clean up and keep it tidy when they’re done, then all is good.
bus capped at £2 - doesnt matter we drive
£40 off energy bills - not enough
20% off for pubs - could be more
literally anything done you fucking moan about
its the state of the fucking public in this country thats the issue not the prime minister
you basically want to pay for nothing and want everything
get a fucking grip
@MatthewTorbitt I don’t think you understand, it’s not that the bus fair will be £2, but the maximum they can charge is £2. If London buses are £1.75, then it will stay that way. Unless they raise the price in which case you should be upset with them, not the PM.
Burnham - I’ll give you £45 off your energy bills
The people - is that it?
Burnham - I’m scrapping the prisoner early release program
The people - it’s too late
Burnham - pubs can have a 20% business rate cut
The people - not enough
THIS IS WHY WE HAVE HAD SO MANY PMs
For too long, people have said that cheaper transport isn't an option.
I don't accept that.
l've done it before and now I'm doing it again: a £2 cap on bus fares for millions across the country.
Two Icelandair 757 pilots have been temporarily stripped of their licenses, one for one year and the other for two, after flying their passenger flight below a safe altitude over the Westman Islands on April 11.
The Captain of the plane, who was flying his last flight with Icelandair when the incident took place, was stripped of his license for 24 months.
The First Officer was deprived of his license for 12 months. The pilot was on leave while the investigation of the case was ongoing.
The pilots have the option of appealing the decision of the Icelandic Transport Authority to the Ministry of Infrastructure. It is not clear whether this was done. The Icelandic Transport Authority's decision regarding the air operator has not yet been made.
Icelandair's internal investigation into the low flight has also been completed. This was confirmed by Guðni Sigurðsson, Icelandair's communications officer. "The results of internal investigations are confidential, but their goal is always to increase safety, and the report includes recommendations to that effect," the response states.