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Irish border problem solved! :emoji_stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

Strangely, nobody who has ever visited Gatwick can remember passing through a gate which looked anything like that one. Perhaps it's a special channel they reserve for visiting Russian spies?

Check the timestamps, both men were apparently occupying exactly the same space at exactly the same time!

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Yes, that's a good one!

The British press somehow missed this... ‘No cause for further investigation’ into 14 deaths of people linked to Russia – May A government review hasn’t found any grounds to continue investigating 14 deaths labelled ‘suspicious’ and connected to Russia by the British press, UK Prime Minister...

Bayer is a good one, named after an actual person too!

It's a very common place-name, there's one in Eindhoven too. My dad's family lived there during the German occupation. I think PSV is the only club still named after its original company founder, happy to be proved wrong though.

Depends where they live. I saw three very ordinary families who were asking £800,000 for very ordinary looking houses in North London on Amanda Lamb's 'Selling Houses' programme. In another part of the country you could probably buy a manorial estate for that kind of money.

So they picked the country next most likely to leave the EU and become a tax haven?

That must be the first time in history a company has left a country on the grounds that they would be paying LESS tax if they remained!

Are we to infer from that that you don't necessarily agree with Macron on other issues such as austerity measures at home and overtly colonialist policies abroad?

They must have read your post Nick and are now taking the piss? Coventry News: The latest Coventry news updates from CoventryLive

Why did Michel Barnier's latest Brexit remarks give the pound such a boost? Josie Dent, an economist at the Centre for Economics and Business Research, believes it’s a combination of factors. “I think the main message is a change of tone. It’s good news for Theresa May that he’s saying that...

That's normal though, even for respected financial sources. They say something 'soared' or 'plummeted' even if it moved by only 0.1 per cent. I long ago learned to ignore such headlines.

It was closed because they ran out of unpaid 'volunteers' to run it.

It was headline news seven days ago: Sick pervert abused 10-year-old girl in attic 'torture den' This was just a follow-up story.

It's lower because the BoE lowered interest rates after Brexit when they said beforehand that interest rates would have to rise because of Brexit. Brexit itself had no effect on the value of the Pound, one way or the other.

But they can still vote on the issue and that may be enough to tilt the result in favour of compulsory conscription (assuming that CDU/CSU doesn't already have a majority on the issue)..

It doesn't only apply to so-called 'refugees' but also to young people born in Germany such as your daughter.