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Strikes
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Munse probably still gets confused and thinks he’s going backwards when a bus be passing his stationary vehicle at the lights.
Oi, not again
****e from me, I admit
I’m just using you as an excuse to take free headshots at Munse brh
I’m just using you as an excuse to take free headshots at Munse brh
I've been tempted to do that tbh
@Consider me sportswashed
Wouldn't stand for this mate. You should see what they've been PMing me too. I've got your back.
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So I guess this shows that monkeys are smarter than women as we got away with paying them less for doing the same work for years.
This has just made my day. Go on Liz, make Maggie proud!
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Liz Truss, who is currently bookies' favourite to become the next PM, has vowed to "crackdown" on strikes if she is selected as Tory Party leader.
The foreign secretary has outlined her plans to tackle strikes, which include introducing minimum service levels to keep transport links running.
"Once again we're seeing militant trade unionists holding our country to ransom," she told the Daily Express.
"As prime minister, I'll crackdown on the debilitating strikes that cripple the vital services that hard-working people rely on."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-england-london-62589263
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Liz Truss, who is currently bookies' favourite to become the next PM, has vowed to "crackdown" on strikes if she is selected as Tory Party leader.
The foreign secretary has outlined her plans to tackle strikes, which include introducing minimum service levels to keep transport links running.
"Once again we're seeing militant trade unionists holding our country to ransom," she told the Daily Express.
"As prime minister, I'll crackdown on the debilitating strikes that cripple the vital services that hard-working people rely on."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-england-london-62589263