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No 10 denies Nigel Farage will be given go-between role with US Downing Street denies reports that government wants to sign up Ukip leader to help build bridges with Donald Trump
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Greek food truck brightens up lunchtime for London’s office workersIt’s 11.30 a.m. and a light drizzle is falling in London’s Paddington district. The Kalimera food truck, named after the Greek word for “good morning,” has just opened and a line is already forming of smartly dressed businessmen, bankers and executives.What did it take to launch the business in terms of red tape?“Half and hour on the Internet and 15 pounds. Maybe the Greek state has something to learn here.”
QuoteNo 10 denies Nigel Farage will be given go-between role with US Downing Street denies reports that government wants to sign up Ukip leader to help build bridges with Donald Trumphttps://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/nov/11/no-10-denies-nigel-farage-will-be-given-go-between-role-with-us
Quote from: Maik on Friday, 11 November, 2016 @ 16:52:16QuoteNo 10 denies Nigel Farage will be given go-between role with US Downing Street denies reports that government wants to sign up Ukip leader to help build bridges with Donald Trumphttps://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/nov/11/no-10-denies-nigel-farage-will-be-given-go-between-role-with-usWhy is it that so much is written about Farrage? The only fact that I have seen about this man that is significant is that he is picking up an extra £1,000 because the £ has fallen so far post referendum. A man who claims to hate the EU doesn't mind taking it's money. He is a two faced, pompous, self important ignoramus who should slip back into the mire that he crawled out of.
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