Nanny's experts in wordspeak are concerned that some of her subjects are too thick to understand Latin abbreviations that have been used for centuries eg; ie, QED, eg,etc.
Therefore Nanny will ban all Latin abbreviations on all of her official websites ie (oops I can't say that anymore!) those hosted under GOV.UK.
Seemingly the phrases could confuse English speakers who were "under stress or in a hurry".
This of course is bollocks, because Latin is the root of many European languages (especially English) and forms a common bond between these languages.
Nanny would do better on focusing her gimlet eye on reducing the amount of guff she writes, and clarifying her bureaucratic wordspeak!
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I don't know where you got that picture from; but "in oppisition to" says quite a lot, unintentionally, as well.
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