I sort of guessed he would receive some sort of payment on leaving, no problem with that amount, which is peanuts to what he would have cost us. I think my only argument is that the UK consider Ethiopia safe enough for the UK to return him. It's either safe for him or it's not, regardless of any crime being commited while here.
Should've put the **** In a cage by the side of the runaway and left him in there until the next flight. No food or drink, no blanket no pillow, nothing Thenyd get on the fuking next flight that's for sure
Bolt a chain to the floor and cuff him to it then. 6 quid for a meter for chain please log in to view this image
I don't believe there was any deliberate intention to break the law, I think it was more an overlooked formality and she would have been issued a licence anyway... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd04d0yxnrvo The only gripe I would have is as I have for all politicians, they have no idea what it's like on the lower end of the ladder nor do they care. Maybe she would like to donate one months rent to a local foodbank in way of an apology with no more said on the matter..
Anyone remember Labours manifesto when they got elected..All fully costed. Well it would seem that might have been a bit of a lie since they seem to have missed a lot of open knowledge information out. Didn`t even know about Brexit FFS. It is understood the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) is set to revise down its predictions for productivity of the UK economy, leading to a £20bn gap in meeting her tax and spending rules. Sir Keir told MPs the downgrade showed the "true extent of the damage" done to the economy by the Conservatives, citing "austerity", Brexit and the mini-Budget under Liz Truss in September 2022. Badenoch rejected this, and hit back that the prime minister was more prepared to "dip into people's pockets" than upset Labour MPs by cutting welfare spending. "He is raising taxes because he is too weak to control spending. He's blaming us. He's blaming the OBR (Office for Budget Responsibility)," she added. "Last week, they were blaming Brexit. Isn't the truth that with this prime minister, it's always someone else's fault?"
