JohnL

sally buying Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It would be nice to think the station and Rye Lane > could be clean and remain so. That won't happen unless something else happens other than painting I've seen businesses here paint over graffiti again and again - then some give up, some continue to paint. Painting over though is obviously not the solution.

Anyway Boris very bullish in PMQs and many would say he dominated SKS But 10 seconds after it ended a leak from the Foreign Office - he authorised those animals to be given transport from Afghanistan then denied it (so caught lying)

Assume the explanation is due to her from him not the reverse. But with adult talk.

Sky News at 11:00 seem to be referring to the cabinet as a herd of wilderbeast (low voice) "watch these cabinet members exit No10 and run around confusingly looking for a car"

WikiHow has a page (but guess you tried that) https://www.wikihow.com/Recover-a-Disabled-Facebook-Account

A lot of Tory Accounts seem to be saying "well who actually really obeyed the Covid laws" They don't seem to understand how many of us did obey them and took them seriously.

Sue Gray is gonna release her report anyway as the Met have no objection

He had another party - his own birthday party. But he was only there for 10 minutes so it doesn't count apparently. Wonder if the Gray Report will be just full of redacted stuff ?

eastdulwichhenry Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > CPR Dave Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > very little pollution and no road traffic > accidents > > whatsoever. > > Do you really imagine that children are immune > from being injured by cars just because they're > driving autonomously? Or that Melbourne Grove will > be a safe and pleasant cycling route if it's full > of traffic, merely because said traffic is > computer-driven and electric? > > However fancy the technology becomes, our streets > are still going to be narrow, congested and > potentially dangerous, so the solution has to be > to tackle it at source, by reducing private car > use overall. Perhaps then we can start looking at > even better ways to ferry people around in a > sensible manner. I envisioned speed enforced by computer - the traffic will also ride an equal distance apart and be going at the same speed without stops effectively in slow trains. They'll sort of be like packets in a routing protocol :) https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/05/190519191641.htm

Also "From Monday 17 January, people with COVID-19 in England can end their self-isolation after 5 full days, as long as they test negative on day 5 and day 6" https://www.gov.uk/government/news/self-isolation-for-those-with-covid-19-can-end-after-five-full-days-following-two-negative-lfd-tests

Don't worry Truss is negotiating with Maros Sefcovic intensely She always looks like the world is passing her by.

EON is mine and a payment of 150 to clear my accumulated debt will be needed. I'll have to increase my DD from 70 to 85 too I think but EON don't seem bothered enough to change anything .. yet, they'll just let it accumulate.

Yes - I noticed that site - Technically I'm outside their new boundaries however but as an existing patient I'm staying for now.

Chick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In the meantime they are slowly privatising the > NHS and all we get is this distraction. > > > TheCat Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Im really not....love him or hate him....while > > he's fighting reputational fires related to > > relevelations from stuff that happened 18 > months > > ago....hes not focussed on actually running the > > country (one could argue if he ever was to be > > fair)... > > > > So the national just drifts, and drifts with > > nothing but hot air underpinning it..... Sunak will privatise it faster

If you're a Tory MP and the Whip comes over and threatens you or your constituency if you don't support Boris, Report it to the Police seems to be the message this morning. not really a Cummings story - seems to be a group of MPs now that are angry (including David "In Gods Name Go" Davis).

legalalien Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I thought the new "give way to pedestrians waiting > to cross" rule only applied to junctions that > vehicles/ bikes were turning into or out of. So > they wouldn't apply where the vehicle or bike is > going straight ahead - I don't think. unless > there's a zebra crossing? > > Although from this document, the driver version of > the rule doesn't seem consistent with the > pedestrian version of teh rule tbh. > > https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/governmen > t/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1041 > 273/the-highway-code-alteration-to-the-highway-cod > e.pdf You always have to give way to pedestrians in the road (even if they are totally illegally crossing) (Otherwise you are running them down :) ) If they are standing by the side of the road and you are unsure - proceed very very slowly I think

Dogkennelhillbilly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TBF at least Carrie has a flat to go home to, even > if it is in Far North East Dulwich (wonder what > her login here is?). If Johnson isn't PM, he'll be > slung out of No 10 and be homeless. He only just did the place up.

So Jeremy Hunt is the best of a bad bunch That says something about our situation

So an MP defects and many would say the MP should call a by election (or the constitution should) as the MP has obviously moved away from his party. But what if the party they ran for has changed and the MPs values are the same ? The constituents voted for the MP not the party according to our system - otherwise move towards PR. (not saying they are in this case as I have

Yes - I think he said pay per mile to Kay Burley

Jeremy Hunt ?it would take a lot to persuade me to put my hat into the ring? Dom Cummings "The is SW1 code for: leadership contest is imminent, sign up early if you want a seat in Cabinet, am on phone to donors & getting office set up, there has to be one non-brexit nutter in last 2"

Kay Burley caught Raab out this morning. "Some say it was a party in honour of me"

He's going to do it slowly and excruciatingly painfully.

This one has actually hit home if you believe the polls. it's not so much a surge for labour as a lot of people moving from Tory to Not Voting/Don't Know IMHO Of course the test will be the local Elections in May

Government also telling us not to exercise too much due to pollution levels if vulnerable - wow they must be high https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/jan/13/londoners-told-to-reduce-physical-activity-on-friday-due-to-pollution