https://uk.yahoo.com/news/man-dead-body-taken-post-001635777.html
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https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/uk/thousands-march-in-london-to-protest-against-mandatory-jabs-for-unvaccinated-nhs/
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Car battery was totally flat last week, fortunately a friend took it out and away to charge then brought it back and refitted. I took it for a little drive yesterday and now have problems with the radio. I know I need to re-station which I will work on but the reception is so bad it's impossible to hear anything, it's as though there is no aerial reception and totally fuzzy. Therefore asking - is the radio connected to the battery via a wire that may have been dislodged? Car is old (Suzuki wagon) but always had fine reception before although never change station anyway. Just wondered if anyone had any suggestions, please?
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Predict the score - Southampton v Manchester City
Saturday night football. Get your predictions in by 5pm.
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Do you think so?
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Scam warning (Edited)
Just received an email headed "Generate your new Green Pass (Booster dose)". It looks quite authentic and it would be easy to just click on the "generate your green pass" button. But the sender's URL is the giveaway so be sure to delete it.
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I hope everyone likes potatoes
I love the comment by one parent at this school. "It's really tough for vegetarian or vegan kids".
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Its now time to bring Fracking back on the agenda
Enough is enough most of us have had enough with these green nutters bring on fracking we have decades of gas under our feet.
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One of my husband’s favourites
RIP
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Good news --- cancer treatment
https://britishhealthalliance.com/nanomedicine-may-be-the-future-of-cancer-treatment/
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Predict the score - Watford v Norwich
Friday Night Football and back to the Premier League. Get your predictions in by 7pm.
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https://britishhealthalliance.com/new-zealand-bans-smoking-for-future-generations/
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Europe Goes Hardline: Vaccine Passports And Mandatory Jabs Introduced On Continent
https://britishhealthalliance.com/europe-goes-hardline-vaccine-passports-and-mandatory-jabs-introduced-on-continent/
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Unfortunately very true (Edited)
People fall sick.
Doctors think hard about a cure.
Doctors work hard day and night to find the cure.
Doctors find the cure.
Volunteers risk their lives and help the doctors to test the cure on humans.
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Why protecting the planet is essential to prevent future pandemics & failing economies.
https://edition.cnn.com/2022/01/17/perspectives/planet-climate-pandemics/index.html?fbclid=IwAR0uHvPaj_KkG3gDrvybb6YvtZ4tKaaWK8jfnHq2jNS-mjEHD7i_KV26AkM
On a Business website, not an Environmental website!!
"The latest World Economic Forum's annual Global Risks Report reveals that world leaders now rank biodiversity loss as one of the most severe risks facing humanity in the coming decade, alongside climate action failure and extreme weather events. More than half of global GDP coming from industries that rely on nature, such as construction and food, businesses are also calling for action to protect and restore nature, which is essential for a resilient global economy." -
This morning, it seems as if somebody jumped under a tube train at this station!!, feel sorry for the driver, and the unfortunate people who had to clean up, but question why there was a need for TWENTYONE emergency vehicles??, and I counted them!!
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Surprised nobody hasn't already mentioned this. Probably because it's only been making the news on Al Jazeera.
An undersea volcano near the island of Tonga erupted a few days ago sending an ash cloud 20 miles high. The explosion broke the undersea communications cable that was Tonga's only connection to the outside world. The ash has destroyed every home on some of the smaller islands and the tsunami has caused chaos on the main island. Also the ash has made all water undrinkable as Tongan's collect rainwater as their only source of fresh water.
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Fosterers and first class suitable homes
Needed ASAP for rescued cats
Fosterers within 1 hour of N14
Permanent homes within 2 hours of N14
Rehomed cats are chosen for compatibility with new owners rather than for their looks to ensure a happy forever relationship. They first go to their new home on trial basis. They must be spoiled and loved having been let down by previous owners. They must be given the best quality suitable food.
Private tenants best fostering. Most of these cats come from private tenants who left them behind. Many more waiting for help but too few people offer help to cats in need…
Some cats would appreciate a comfi garden shelter and regular good food rather than being on the streets.
Location must be safe.
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Predict the score - Arsenal v Liverpool
Tonight is the 2nd leg of their Carabao cup semi-final. It's was 0-0 at Anfield, so everything to play for. Get your predictions in by 7pm.
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Cat flea and worm treatments always needed
Specially now as ten cats whose owner is seriously ill in hospital are full of fleas as well as many more rescued cats.
Instant flea tablets and spot on welcome please. Those are expensive and are continuously needed.
Cat wet food also needed. Preferably not Whiskas or Classic.
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Assisted dying -- please sign (Edited)
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/604383i
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OK, this may sound odd but it's a genuine question! Has anyone with an older dog used doggie nappies or male dog wraps to help with peeing incidents?
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Just received - can't even be bothered to read it
Dear Beneficiary,
Compliments of the day,
I am Dr.Raphael W Bostic,President Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. I handle financial consultancy for government, financial institutions, companies and high net individuals. I was informed of some funds belonging to beneficiaries being held up in suspense accounts with the Federal Reserve Bank. These funds are as a result of inheritance/Donations/lottery contract sum owned to beneficiaries all over the world but have not been able to be released to them due to bottlenecks caused by the remitting officers from the foreign country where the transactions originated from. I have been consulted by the Federal Reserve Bank Board of Trustees in conjunction with the United States Government to resolve with immediate effect all payments to beneficiaries whose fund are with Federal Reserve Bank.
You are to cease any further communication with any of the previous shady elements that may have been communicating with you in the past attempting to frustrate you from claiming your funds. Our wide experiences in these matters as they apply to International Transfer Policies in this part of the world will enable me ensure that your outstanding fund payment is resolved with immediate effect. Finally, you are to understand that you are not the only beneficiaries being paid this way as others have been receiving their funds hence we will not compel you against your wish to do what is necessary and have your fund released to you. Thanks for your anticipated response.
I will await your immediate correspondence with your direct telephone numbers to my private email address at (dr.raphaelwbostic@fedreservebnkgov.com) for re-confirmation so that we may conclude your payment immediately.
Yours Sincerely,
Federal Reserve Bank
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Is calling someone "eloquent" racist?
One academic referred to the black historian David Olusoga as an eloquent speaker. This prompted another academic to say that calling a black person "eloquent" is racist.
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Bracklesham Bay Beach Clean & Fossil Hunt
Date: 27.03.2022. Time: 10:00
Location: Bracklesham Bay
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Date: 06.02.2022. Time: 10:00
Location: Emsworth
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Hi
I’m looking for a recording device for my mobile phone but I can’t find anything suitable. Do any of you know of something which would do the following:
I sometimes need to record phone calls from my mobile phones.
I have two mobile phones –a personal Android phone and a company iPhone.
There are several free call recorder apps for Android, but the only iPhone call recording apps aren’t free and even if they were I wouldn’t be allowed to install them on my work phone.
I use a wired headset (stereo headphones and mono microphone) with both phones which has a four connector 3.5mm jack plug.
This plugs directly into my Android phone, and into a Lightning to headphone adaptor on my iPhone.
I’d like to find a small, portable audio recorder which I can connect in-between my headset and my phone to record audio from the phone and from the headset microphone onto some type of solid state storage, such as an SD or micro SD card.
It would need to have a male 4 connector jackplug to connect to the phone and a female 4 connector jackplug socket to connect to the headset.
Ideally it should be rechargeable via a USB cable, but something powered by AAA batteries or similar would be ok.
It's the sort of device that I'd expect to be out there somewhere, but I’ve searched the web, including Amazon and eBay, and I can’t find anything suitable.
Any suggestions would be welcome.
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Predict the score - Brentford v Manchester United
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The true number of UK Covid deaths are revealed (Edited)
The true number of UK Covid deaths since the start of the pandemic, when you don't include people who had underlying health conditions or other illnesses, is just over 7,000.
This was on GB News last night,
In England and Wales only the figure is just over 4,000. Here is the proof.
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Mass hamster cull in Hong Kong after positive Covid tests at pet shop
Hong Kong authorities are culling 2,000 small animals, including hamsters, after several of the rodents tested positive for coronavirus at a pet store where an infected employee was working.
The city will also stop the sale of hamsters and the import of small mammals, according to officials from the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department.
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Predict the score - Brighton and Hove Albion v Chelsea
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Greece starts to fine unvaccinated over 60s
Greeks over 60 who have not been vaccinated yet will begin receiving a €100 monthly penalty, as of Monday.
https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/short_news/greece-starts-to-fine-unvaccinated-over-60s/
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For information, I have just received an email advising that Amazon will NOT refuse to accept Visa Cards from January 19th.
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Novak Djokovic: Tennis star deported after losing Australia visa battle
Djokovic said he was "extremely disappointed" but accepted the ruling. He has left on a flight to Dubai.
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On Sunday 22 May 2022, I'll be taking part in the Marsden March, a 15 mile sponsored walk from the Marsden Hospital in Chelsea to the Marsden Hospital in Sutton to raise money for the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
The Royal Marsden is a world-leading cancer centre. Their nurses, doctors and research teams provide the very best care and develop life-saving treatments, which are used across the UK and around the world. From funding state-of-the-art equipment and ground-breaking research to creating the very best patient environments, they will never stop looking for ways to improve the lives of people affected by cancer.
Over the years I've lost a lot of friends and relatives to assorted types of cancer, so I'd like to raise as much money as I can for the charity.
The website of the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity gives a lot of detail about the March at https://www.royalmarsden.org/support-us/marsden-march
In the past many generous people on Scooploop have donated to my Marsden March fund so I'd like to ask for your support again this year.
If you'd like to donate you can do so at:
https://march.royalmarsden.org/fundraising-page/tony-lang-marsden-march-2022
Whether you donate £1 or £50. Every donation helps to make a difference.
Thank you in advance.
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Is covid just being used as an excuse?
Today's North London Derby is postponed because Arsenal have just one player with Covid, and four players away at the AFCON. I think this is just an excuse so they can rearrange the match when they have a stronger team available.
On a more personal theme, the screen on my phone shattered so I decided to contact samsung repair. Website says you can take it to one of their shops for a same day repair but when I got on to their live chat was told "because of covid that service is suspended". So I agreed to have my phone picked up by DPD, have it fixed, and returned by them. In the confirmation email the covid excuse struck again. "repairs usually take 2 days from when your device is received by us, but during these covid times please allow up to 10 days".
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https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1541197/prince-harry-sues-for-uk-police-protection
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Predict the score - West Ham United v Leeds United
Sunday afternoon football because the later match between Spurs and Arsenal has been postponed because Arsenal have just one Covid case. Get your predictions in for West Ham v Leeds by 1.30pm.
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"The latest changes from the Department of Transport are hoped to improve safety and confidence in smart motorways, with £390 million designated for additional emergency areas.
In line with the Transport Committee’s most recent recommendations, the rollout of new ALR smart motorways will be paused until a full five years’ worth of safety data becomes available for schemes introduced before 2020. After this point, the Government will reassess the data and decide on the next steps.
Government changes to existing smart motorways include the creation of 150 additional Emergency Areas so drivers have more places to stop.
The Department for Transport welcomed the Transport Committee’s report, backing how it focused on further upgrading the safety of existing ALR smart motorways rather than reinstating the hard shoulder.
The Committee report said evidence suggests hard shoulders do not always provide a safe place to stop, and by reducing motorway capacity, they could put more drivers and passengers at risk of death or serious injury if they were to divert onto less safe local roads.
Despite this, at the inquest for Jason Mercer and Alexandru Murgeanu, Sheffield coroner David Urpeth said “a lack of hard shoulder contributed to this tragedy” and that smart motorways “present an ongoing risk of future deaths”.
Grant Schapps said >>>
“Pausing schemes yet to start construction and making multi-million-pound improvements to existing schemes will give drivers confidence and provide the data we need to inform our next steps. I want thank safety campaigners, including those who have lost loved ones, for rightly striving for higher standards on our roads. I share their concerns.”
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