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Reports are that the Greek court has stipulated that Maguire can be a freed upon payment of €5000. Rumours are Manchester United have offered €3000 plus Jesse Lingard and Phil Jones.

Abbottpotamus's son charged with biting a copper... https://order-order.com/2019/12/03/james-abbott-charged-biting-police-officer/

There is some utter shite being posted in this thread. Nobody knows the answer. The only way to find out is by checking your policy, or contacting your insurer / broker. A few people have mentioned 'claiming against herself' - this is not what is being asked. The OP wants to know if his...

Why is that relevant; as I have already said, the requirement is already covered by the Housing Act.

Points 1 and 2 are incorrect: https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201516/cmhansrd/cm160112/debtext/160112-0003.htm Point 3 is irrelevant. The statistics in that article are meaningless out of context. This amendment would not have prevented the Grenfell tragedy or prevent justice taking...

Nobody voted against making homes fit to live in. What happened was Labour tabled an amendment to the Housing and Planning Act which stated homes must be fit for human habitation. The reason it was voted down was because local authorities already have enforcement powers when this is not the...

Try reading the article; there is a good example (a leg fracture). An otherwise healthy adult with a fractured leg may not be able to look after themselves if they live alone, so they would potentially be stuck in hospital. They do not need 24/7 nursing care; they just need somebody who can...

Another one who hasn't read the article. Who says the patients will be vulnerable?

It says, "Hosts would earn up to £50 a day in return for taking in patients and supplying them with meals and drinks while they recuperate.", and, "They are required to heat up three microwave meals each day and supply drinks". The article does not make it clear, but one would assume the meals...

Has anybody read the article? "The reason they would come to us is because they either live alone and don't have support or they have mobility issues." "So you can imagine someone who had a leg fracture and is unable to go up and down their stairs, so until that fracture is healed they could...

Me for one, and plenty of others. There is no such thing as 'bedroom tax', but the scrapping of the spare room subsidy (to which I assume you refer) only affects people who live in accommodation that is subsidised by the taxpayer. The majority of us don't, and those of us that have spare rooms...

Lynn, I am not driving a Mini Metro! I'm not driving a Mini Metro, I'm not driving a Mini Metro, I'm not driving a Mini Metro, I'm not driving a Mini Metro, I'm not driving a Mini Metro...

How do you know the pipework is copper? If it is copper, how do you know it's bonded? The bonding conductor should be connected to the main earth terminal.

What's wrong? Too jazzy?

It's a strange moral code where the stigma associated for reporting something illegal or dangerous is considered less acceptable than the act itself.

Watering down fuel? That's a ridiculous idea. Any significant amount of water would cause loads of problems. The thought of such a large scale criminal act going undetected by authorities is unimaginable. Catalytic converters turn unburned hydrocarbons into CO2 and water - that's what you...

And left wing wankers too, judging by the reaction to Corbyn's train stunt.

There's a talk at Stockport Museum this Saturday 11th February: Strawberry Studios 'Fruits of Success', presented by Strawberry Studios Historian, Peter Wadsworth. It's advertised as 2 pm, but is full. They've added an extra slot at midday; I've just booked, and have been told there are more...

Comparing the BBC to a state broadcaster in a dictatorship is a ridiculous exaggeration. The BBC is supposed to be impartial, however, there are many occasions when it can be argued it isn't. Whenever I read a comment relating to BBC bias, that bias always opposes the view of the person who...