There are increasing reports of upwards pressure on wages in some sectors (mainly hospitality) due to brexit induced staff shortages.
It remains to be seen how long term or sustainable this pressure is and whether general wage levels will increase across the economy. Or whether the increased wages are enough to live on.
For clarity, this does not mean i think brexit was a good idea.
Just turned off King Kong v Godzilla or whatever it is called. I liked the first Godzilla and thought the last one was ok. This had no redeeming features and was boring the shit out of me.
It would be interesting to see a breakdown of viewing figures between interested, supportive viewers and point and laugh viewers. I reckon the early higher figures were probably a majority of the latter.
They've done an excellent job of making this all about social distancing and not about the corruption and nepotism of giving his floozy a high paid job.
Top framing.
I'm sure the queen's speech had something about trying to stop the judiciary over-ruling the government, for things like suspending parliament.
Not that i watched the wizened old crone, i read a report, so that might not be exactly correct.
"floccinaucinihilipilification" is longer than "antidisestablishmentarianism" by one letter and is in Hansard after being used by a despicable narcissistic self publicising twat.