Look at him go.

He's a quality striker.

No, not him.

The electrician fixing those lights.

Wow.

Is he?

Yes, he uses QuickBooks to prepare for self-assessment.

This is truly game-changing.

Use QuickBooks year-round to ensure your income tax return is shock-free.

That's how you business differently.

Into its QuickBooks.

From Global, leading Britain's conversation with James O'Brien.

Good morning. It's three minutes after ten, and everything is more or less exactly the same as it was, not just yesterday, but this time last year.

However, the light at the end of the tunnel is beginning to, well, hopefully beginning to glimmer,

which is why we'll have a conversation today that is obviously built upon the foundations of the continuing coronavirus crisis,

but is not about pandemic management per se. It is about, it's about schools and children.

Issues that we touched upon yesterday in the broader context of testing, everything crossed on that.

There will be hiccups clearly in the early days. March the 8th clearly is not going to signal a return,

a full return of every school child in the land

to whatever seat of learning they currently occupy, but baby steps, hey, baby steps.

The news today involves exam grades.

So GCSEs and A levels that you would have sat this summer will not be exposed to that ludicrous algorithm.

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