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I would: Screw two decent sized wood strips to the studs either side of the hole, set back enough to allow for a piece of 12mm or 18mm ply to sit flush with the back of the existing plasterboard. Cut a piece of ply the width of the hole but ply taller than the hole you have in the...

Why would the fluid in the caliper be dirty? The caliper end of the system is completely sealed until you open the bleed nipple. Just push back the piston and check for overflows which shouldn't happen unless the brake fluid has been topped up. Its unlikely to mess with the abs. The abs has to...

If there's enough oil in the inlet side of the turbo that you had to pour it out, then oil will be getting into the intake air which will then be burnt in the engine which will affect your emissions. The question is whether the oil in the turbo is leaking turbo seals or some kind of crankcase...

From what i've read, the skipper and crew were playing the 'steam gives way to sail' card and expected the Russian warship to change course.

If you film the inside, you will still get heat reflected by the film, but the film gets hot to the touch and radiates some heat into the house.

As per the above. Inside if possible 100%. Much less risk of it freezing or blocking.

They’ll have been using the auto pilot, so just blipped it a couple of points away from the warship. Either way, rifle fire is a bit extreme a warning. I think the mod is trying to talk down the message that the Russians were sending after we captured their tanker last week.

I'm surprised they haven't started taxing benefits yet, such is their incompetence with the economy.

More likely that the timing is based on the fact that he saw the defence investment plan on monday evening and isn't prepared to try and implement a desperately underfunded plan. He's actually put the country and his integrity before his own career. The labour party is happy to spend our money...

Doesn’t really make any difference whether you pull or push the air.

I would put a fan in position 1 with a duct leading to the 'deadest' spot in the subfloor, which is probably nearest point 2. I would have the fan sucking air out of the subfloor, which would force air to be drawn in through all the openings and create some general air movement under the floor...

I'b put a timber moulding in between the joists outside the building and paint whatever the dark colour the external joists are. It's always going to be a cold spot though so high tog underlay and carpet would be advisable.

How much do you need to lower the footings by?

Employment law is different to criminal law. In criminal law you are innocent until proven guilty. In employment law the onus us on the employer to prove themselves innocent. Consequently, employees throw as many claims in against the employers as possible in the hope that one sticks.

New charges for Digma, his brother and his father. They have been charged with possessing a whole menagerie of bladed and other offensive weopons such as an asp, knuckledusters, a flick knife, swords, kusaris, and a machete.

Blunted would also be a compromise.

There was no justification for carrying the knife that Digwa was carrying, other than to carry a knife in the same way that loads of people carry knives in this country nowadays, which is with the intent to intimidate or injure other people. Should we ban the kirpan because of the actions of...

I fully appreciate that the policemen and women's actions had no bearing on the death of poor Henry Novak. That responsibility lies solely at the hand of Digwa.

I am of a similar line of thought. It was dark, there was no easily visible blood, there was a witness telling the police that he hadn't been stabbed, and a number of Digwa's family telling the police blatant lies about what had happened. The police had to work out what was going on and that was...

I was very pleased to see the clear and unambiguous statement from the local Sikh Gurdwara "Digwa’s actions were in direct contradiction to Sikh teachings and values that have guided Sikh communities for more than five centuries, including in Britain for over 150 years." “Throughout this...