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She perfectly knew about landlord licence and smugly went on social media advocating its importance. Then she rented her house without having a licence. This is like the site manager going on and on about health and safety when working for someone else and then taking a job himself and having...

Start with cars, steel, oil, fish, toys, tools and all other products we used to produce in abundance. The clue about where all this cheap tat comes from is the "made in china" label. Sellers take advantage of the soft approach and loopholes. What was your question? So how do you find little...

She already knew. See previous posts.

For what vinyl costs, I would just change it. Probably soggy of all sorts of liquids.

These figures make me laugh. Italian people would be very glad if their politicians stole only such sums ..

Where's the builder/bodgers gone? It's his problem!

A government that put it's people first. Manufacturers moved abroad because taxes were to high here and they could ship their products back without tariffs. Government facilitated and encouraged this migration. They instead should've cut taxes to manufacturers, impose heavy tariffs on shyte...

They simply think they're above the law. And in fact, they are.

No, no, no. I've been saying that Chinese stuff is total rubbish and buying it is dangerous but everyone wants cheap, cheaper and cheapest, at risk of death. I believe you're one of them supporting mass import of Chinese EV; apologies if it's not you. If 20 or even 30 years ago we supported...

I have given a solution before we became China's slaves a couple of decades ago: stop importing cheap rubbish, impose heavy tax on this crap and support British manufacturers. Everybody was laughing at me and calling me a conspiracy theorists. Now China has us by the b@llox. To destroy us they...

This stuff comes mainly from China. As we now almost entirely rely on cheap Chinese products coming in millions of containers, how do you possibly check all of them??? We all know that it's up to the consumer to buy from reputable sellers, especially when it's something that you put in your...

Google "subject access request", and you'll find template letters. Then go on the nhs Trust website and see if you find the email for their data protection department, if not, send them an email on the general address and ask for it. The solicitor request would be same as yours, but I personally...

If you want to fix it quick, at risk of having to take it down in future, run a flat screwdriver in the cracks and then fill with flexible filler. Where the cracks are thin, you can use a flexible sealant; some would say caulk but I personally prefer soudal fix all that is flexible and...

Yes, you have right as next of kin. Send them the death certificate and they'll have to comply. Do everything via email to begin with and expect them to try stalling the process.

If I were you I would immediately make a subject access request of all your wife's medical records. Somehow NHS could "lose" some records now that the patient is deceased. They have a month to send you everything but if they sniff a medical negligence claim they might take longer by saying that...

I have made a medical negligence claim over a decade ago. I employed a solicitor involved with unions and she took the case on a no win no fee basis. I recovered the money I spent on private treatment and surgery as well as a few bobs for the trouble. The NHS paid up without going to court...

That's the builder's problem... Unless your friend has already paid him and he disappeared. Didn't they realise their mistake???

No issues. Go ahead.

I too am in the process of inheriting £50M from a Nigerian prince. I've paid a few thousands to the solicitors to sort out the paperwork but soon I'll be super-rich. This Nigerian prince is very generous, helping lots of people...

2x 20mm holes won't make any difference in the steel strength.