article_snippet.sent: In 2013 the European Union unveiled a children's play book that told how it takes four Eurocrats to send a letter and depicted them travelling around town in taxpayer-funded limousines.
article_snippet.sent: a children's play book that told how it takes four Eurocrats to send a letter and depicted them travelling around town in taxpayer-funded limousines was an apparently serious attempt to shed light on the lives of elected officials in Strasbourg, and 15,000 were printed.
article_snippet.sent: On page 1, the couple's work day begins at 8am as the couple arrive at the airport, briefcases in hand, to find the couple driver 'waiting for the couple in a limousine'.
article_snippet.sent: Safely chauffeured to the office, Mrs MEP wants to send a letter to a colleague but does not have an envelope.
article_snippet.sent: a children's play book that told how it takes four Eurocrats to send a letter and depicted them travelling around town in taxpayer-funded limousines explains - in four European languages with reading, games and colouring in exercises - how this problem is resolved with the help of three other people.