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Breaking news: "The adverts were never requested by Vote Leave or BeLeave. They never ran." https://order-order.com/2018/07/27/bbc-and-dcms-committee-push-fake-news-about-vote-leave-facebook-adverts/

Not blatantly deceitful, simply making a joke that 99% of other people probably took as so, you have decided to call it deceit however to further justify your not answering the question. Here you go then: Television/Radio ---------------- BBC ITV Channel 4 Channel 5 Sky Newspaper ---------...

Exactly this.

It doesn't need to be a review of all news sources. Just a short list of which ones you get your info from and trust. A top ten will do.

How's that list coming on IWalkLikeHimaMartian? I want to get the latest news and need to know who I can trust.

Maybe that's why it is taking so long to answer me. He has to check them all carefully to make sure they don't contradict anything he's said.

Indeed. It looks like he's made a few posts on the forum since I asked my question. Perhaps it is a long list and it is taking some time to compile.

Just for the sake of clarity, which sources of news and information do you consider to be not below par, and not considered the gutter press? Which sources do you consideer reliable and trustworthy, because as far as I can see you dismiss all sources as not up to scratch.

Hot weather makes it easier to get it smooth, but when I did my flat roof extension a few years ago it was a very warm and sunny day and once the EPDM had been spread out on the roof to 'relax' it was not possible to handle it without gloves and I couldn't kneel on it wearing shorts for more...

Ah, OK. My mistake, I read it as though you were supporting Motman's assertion.

In your link Section 49 says it is "Restrictions on reports of proceedings in which children or young persons are concerned." Doesn't sound relevant to me.

Which regulation is it that prevents them doing that then?

You could sort your key into alphabetical order, its a bit of a nightmare cross referencing your abbreviations at the moment.

If you don't think councils are borrowing lots of money you may want to look at this page: http://lada.debtresistance.uk/debt-resistance-uk-investigation/who-are-the-major-borrowers-from-the-banks/

Are you planning to play billiards on it? To level the soil just bang in the first peg to set your level then get a straight piece of timber and use a level to set the next peg at the end of the timber, continue the process until you reach the other side. (If you're not sure how straight the...

How big is the garden now and how much of it will be left after the extension is built? They may not be happy if you are building on almost all of it.

That apple was probably picked from the tree last September and since then it has been stored (expensively) under very precise conditions or it has been transported from the southern hemisphere.

Personally, I think it is more that they need to be seen to do something in order to appease the campaign groups and people putting pressure on them to 'do something about the obesity crisis'. Governments have a limited arsenal of fairly blunt objects when it comes to actually doing anything...

Thanks, was just curious. I didn't do the brickwork myself but got some brickies in to do that as it would have taken me months I expect. Having checked, they've done all the corbels the same way. So at least it is symmetrical ;)

Which bit exactly is it that you don't like? I would be interested to know as this is a photo of my house.