Foreign secretary, Dominic Raab, says it's only a temporary cut. Martin Bell, former news reporter and independent MP, says according to UNICEF around 6000 children a day could die.
6000 less mouths to feedForeign secretary, Dominic Raab, says it's only a temporary cut. Martin Bell, former news reporter and independent MP, says according to UNICEF around 6000 children a day could die.
Foreign secretary, Dominic Raab, says it's only a temporary cut. Martin Bell, former news reporter and independent MP, says according to UNICEF around 6000 children a day could die.
6000 less mouths to feed
6000 less carbon-footprints.
It's the new green deal!
There is a rather large degree of truth in that...
@Bubbles_Barker , you ok hun?6000 less mouths to feed
The poor little buggers would not (have to) die . . . IF THEY HAD NOT BEEN CONCEIVED !!Foreign secretary, Dominic Raab, says it's only a temporary cut. Martin Bell, former news reporter and independent MP, says according to UNICEF around 6000 children a day could die.
The point as you well know, is that it was Irrelevant to the numbers in 2018, that much is clear. It's a pity you seem to be unable to find it in yourself to agree.
How did you expect it to be interpreted?
"Sterilization (also spelled sterilisation) is any of a number of medical methods of birth control that intentionally leaves a person unable to reproduce. Sterilization methods include both surgical and non-surgical, and exist for both males and females. Sterilization procedures are intended to be permanent; reversal is generally difficult or impossible".I feel less than comfortable with some of the recent comments.
However, Pareto's Law would suggests that 20% of development activities produce 80% of the results, therefore it should be possible to find savings without having significant effects. Hopefully the things that get cut will be the ones that are called out by the media, reinforcing public support for high impact projects.
Good to see that you are happy BL!Wonderful to see bigotry in all its nakedness. Well done.
Things have moved on since 2018.
Good to see that you are happy clappy BL!
Plus . . . the alternative of . . .We should follow the Jap model. Use aid as a means of promoting/supporting Japanese business. Jap’s donate Toyota pick-up trucks and rice (grown in Japan).
All UK aid should be manufactured or grown in the UK. Use aid money to invest in UK jobs manufacturing ‘tat’ the third world needs, for example:
-Condoms
-Condoms, and more
-Condoms
-Eco-friendly emergency shelter/accommodation
-Water purification technology
-Medical supplies, and before I forget
Condoms
Deforestation?