Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
Turkey is shit anyway
I haven't forgotten. Am still excited to go and look at the lables. I don't know how long it takes to create a turkey, will France & Poland just have a million spare birds sitting around ? It is intriguing.How swiftly you forget the turkeys from brazil
Taking back control
Turkey is shit anyway
If he wasn’t he was a hypocrite I reckon.was Jesus a vegetarian?
That doesn't sound like a good idea. Lots of them will be tourists, or business people, bringing in money.great news, nobody from Europe can visit here unless they first buy a passport. (Estimated to be about 200 million people who have the Id cards but not a passport).
Insecure ID cards phased out as travel document to strengthen UK borders
From 1 October, UK Border Force will stop accepting insecure ID cards from most EU, EEA and Swiss citizens, in a move that will strengthen UK borders.www.gov.uk
I have C1 and C1E (but not C or CE) on my licence. Does that mean I can drive up to 7.5 tonne?Still odd they are writing to people with C1 category on their licence, about HGV jobs, when a 7.5 tonne truck is certainly not a HGV.
And, where's my fucking letter?
Not that I would ever drive a HGV, I drove a 7.5 tonne truck once, and that scared the fucking shit out of me.
I quite like it, especially with some stuffing and gravy.Turkey is shit anyway
great news, nobody from Europe can visit here unless they first buy a passport. (Estimated to be about 200 million people who have the Id cards but not a passport).
Insecure ID cards phased out as travel document to strengthen UK borders
From 1 October, UK Border Force will stop accepting insecure ID cards from most EU, EEA and Swiss citizens, in a move that will strengthen UK borders.www.gov.uk
Excellent post.
Quick query, "fincap"?
The outlook from across the pond is bleak (penned by a UK journalist).
Britain Is Heading Into a Nightmarish Winter
Not long ago, as Prime Minister Boris Johnson lifted all pandemic restrictions in July, the mood across the country was cautiously optimistic.
it is most worrying to me because there are hundreds of thousands of EU citizens living here with their sketchy settled and presettled status who only have ID cards, adding another level of precarity.great news, nobody from Europe can visit here unless they first buy a passport. (Estimated to be about 200 million people who have the Id cards but not a passport).
Insecure ID cards phased out as travel document to strengthen UK borders
From 1 October, UK Border Force will stop accepting insecure ID cards from most EU, EEA and Swiss citizens, in a move that will strengthen UK borders.www.gov.uk
I hadn't heard of it before either and it came into force yesterday. The government website seems to have published the announcement just yesterday too. Which seems not genius.it is most worrying to me because there are many EU citizens living here with their sketchy settled and presettled status who only have ID cards, adding another level of precarity.
also i haven't heard about this rule change other than on hear - lots of people will be unaware,
can you leave the UK to the EU on an ID card? Maybe yes, though you certainly cant return.
mad situation
I'm really surprised you posted the Poland France article and not this one Subscribe to read | Financial TimesI haven't forgotten. Am still excited to go and look at the lables. I don't know how long it takes to create a turkey, will France & Poland just have a million spare birds sitting around ? It is intriguing.
it is most worrying to me because there are many EU citizens living here with their sketchy settled and presettled status who only have ID cards, adding another level of precarity.
also i haven't heard about this rule change other than on hear - lots of people will be unaware,
can you leave the UK to the EU on an ID card? Maybe yes, though you certainly cant return.
mad situation
why? i thought you knew that i have a special interest in Turkeys, that pointless symbolic bird.I'm really surprised you posted the Poland France article and not this one Subscribe to read | Financial Times
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"Catholics were expected to abstain from eating meat or products derived from animals such as butter or dairy on Fridays and holy days. Christmas Eve being one of the designated days on which to abstain, most good Catholics would eat fish, typically cooked in oil."Shame.
Was hoping everybody would try a vegetarian Christmas.
After they come back from the previous nights midnight Mass where they respect the commandment ‘thou shalt not kill’.
I mean Christmas is supposed to be a Christian religious event in it’s origins.
re Turkeys ive seen a scramble over turkeys in a supermarlet before...it msutve been xmas eve or the day before....none out on the shelves...then some got wheeled out from storage and a mob of about 20 people who were waiting by the dooors descended on the cart...it never reached the shelves and there were less turkeys than customers
Theres going to be some scenes id expect
I was speaking to a Portuguese family last night who live and work in Cambridge about this. They said they'd been advised by the Portuguese embassy that those with settled and pre settled can still use ID cards for travel in and out of the UK until 2025 .
Over here we all have to apply for new biometric residency cards , including fingerprints , as part of an EU crackdown on fraud cards
And now they are insecure ID cards. Last year, they were just ID cards. Now supposedly they are a security problem.
Like the auld one year passportsWasn't that long ago you could get an Italian travel pass that was little more than a fold of printed cardboard with a passport photo glued onto it. I knew a few people from outside Europe who made it to the UK with a bootleg version of this document and a bogus Italian name. One guy had simply stuck a vowel on the end of his very obviously slavic surname and that somehow did the trick.
lol at 'its not clear whether EVEN turkey supplies will be protected', as if that silly traditional meal on that one day is the most important thing. This is why my Brazil theory, Johnson knows that whilst people might we willing to ignore a chronic shortage of chicken or whatever, and just eat something else instead, leaving this proud nation turkeyless on xmas day would be serious.The article addresses that point, namely that even if they start now French and polish farmers will be very lucky to get the birds into Britain.
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