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Which definitely shows the officer, being nudged forcibly out of the way, by the car..

Not forgetting, the knotted hankie.. My dad always wore a tie, from the instant he got up on a morning, he wasn't dressed, without it, along with belt, and braces.

His main claim to fame, was of making character full doors, flush by facing them with a pinned on, sheet of hardboard.

We watched it too, I usually like Ken Loach's gritty, down to earth productions, but that was a gross distortion of the truth. In part, it was BBC funded, at licence payers expense. The fee ought to be optional!

'Nuts in May', on Beeb 4/Iplayer - a Play for Today, first screened way back in the 70's.

It finally snowed here. I woke at 3am, to nip to the toilet, looked out, and we had an inch of snow, covering everything. By 11:30 it was melting, by 11:45 it began raining, and was all gone.

Stop the water seeping through, fix proper guttering up, with ventilation it should then dry out - but it will only ever be a garden hut. Amongst others, I have a garden hut, and a summerhouse, nothing is insulated, but all are quite dry inside, though very cold - I just make sure wet, cannot...

He would be 91!

They will need to investigate the flat downstairs, and maybe the ceiling of the flat downstairs, to see if there are any water leaks, from the pipes under your floor.

Those stats are never really accurate, but you should be measuring the temperature, at the hot tap, immediately after the boiler has finished heating the water, and after the water temperature has settled at the hot tap. >55C is what you should be aiming for. To achieve the temperature of >55C...

Are you a Judge as well?

Agreed, but I have only just come across it..

https://australianclimatemadness.com/2014/01/13/bbcs-shameful-climate-propaganda-seminar-exposed/comment-page-1/ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2537886/BBCs-six-year-cover-secret-green-propaganda-training-executives.html#ixzz2qBlfEG9a

I prefer them after they have dried out, and hardened up.

As I said, the video makes sense to me, though not the 'dangerous' comment.

I agree Plumber Mait. It's very sticky, sticks to everything and never sets. Light grey in colour.

The video makes perfect sense to me!

I don't like any of those. Custard creams, ginger nuts, or malted milk for me please.

The short cable/flex rules were made, to prevent hot appliances being dragged off worktops. They are generally long enough to be plugged in and clear of the socket switch.

She wasn't asked to move the car, she was told to get out of it. She and 'wife' were giving the authorities lots of verbal in response.