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Hello! I’m a 27M and my partner (25F) and I got late Christmas gifts from my mother, shipped to us from overseas. My mother paid a lot of money to get them shipped, and we’re really grateful for the effort. One item (the most expensive) just doesn’t sit right with us: my mom got my partner fur gloves made of real fur.

My partner and I looked up the company and the origin of the fur appears to be from a fur farm. We’re vegetarian and really into animal ethics and are a bit surprised by the choice of gift, considering my mom knows our stance on the ethical treatment of animals.

The gloves are expensive, and something we would never use or want to give away (again for ethical reasons.) My m

Is is code 2319 a "catch all" code for anything that isn't otherwise specified (as the title implies) or is it really limited in scope?

The "Jobs related to this code" section seems really limited: Adult education tutor Education consultant Music teacher Nursery manager (day nursery) Owner (nursery: children�s) Private tutor TEFL

I've been offered a job at a UK University doing quality/policy work, but they don't think this job code (or any others) would work to sponsor my skilled worker visa. Any advice or insight?

It must have originally aired sometime between 2020 and October 2021; one of the programmes the Gogglebox stars are watching is a home improvement show, where an old widower lives by himself in his flat. He's a hoarder and makes a lot of airplane/boat models, if I recall correctly. They move him out temporarily so they can renovate his flat, but when they come back, the presenter announces that the old man fell in his temporary accommodation, caught coronavirus in hospital, and died. The Goggleboxers are all devastated.

I've searched through this list of episodes on Wikipedia and can't seem to find anything close to that in any of

It must have originally aired sometime between 2020 and October 2021; one of the programmes the Gogglebox stars are watching is a home improvement show, where an old widower lives by himself in his flat. He's a hoarder and makes a lot of airplane/boat models, if I recall correctly. They move him out temporarily so they can renovate his flat, but when they come back, the presenter announces that the old man fell in his temporary accommodation, caught coronavirus in hospital, and died. The Goggleboxers are all devastated.

I've searched through this list of episodes on Wikipedia and can't seem to find anything close to that in any of

Hello,

I am currently in the UK and on a Skilled Worker Visa. Another organization has asked me to interview with them for an equivalent position (same Occupation Code) and if I am offered the job, I am considering taking it.

One question I had: will I have to pay the full visa fees, including the immigration health surcharge (IHS) to switch employers? (Same occupation code).

I expect having to pay the visa fees, but it would seem a bit nonsensical for me to have to pay the IHS surcharges twice. Has anyone gone through this process? If so, did you have to pay fees twice, and were any able to be refunded later?

Thanks!