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digging up a lawn

I am soon to be digging up my horrible lawn, if you can call it that. There are several ants nests in it. I want to get rid of the ants and then get soil to make an herbacious raised border. I would...

doctordb

Who needs the oil?

A scenario, (bear with me, It came to me whilst walking the dog:) By the end of the year a group of american scientists release a paper that they say will change the world. They have...

Gromit

Asil Nadir and his donations to the Conservative Party

He stole £28million. He gave £1million to the Conservatives. Should the now pay it back?...

pdq1

NHS goes multinational

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-19328105 Good idea or not?...

lightbulb247

Iranian-Israeli tensions increase...

http://www.dailymail....tml?ito=feeds-newsxml could this lead to another conflict in the middle east? (has been reposted from the millitary section)...

quizzywig

Who do you think you are

How sad was the story about Greg Wallace's great-grandparents. No wonder he was choked up, so was I. He probably wishes he hadn't started the search - he started out all happy and excited to be doing...

anotheoldgit

Has our George got a point?

http://www.dailymail....eden-extradition.html I never thought a 'far left' MP such as George Galloway would come out in support of such a person as Julian Assange....

Gromit

Should the Government have a plan B?

Osborne's mission is to cut the deficit which is why we have austerity measures. But it doesn't seem to be working... // The Chancellor is under pressure to rescue the economy after the deficit grew...

dave50

Worst area of the country for drivers without insurance

This was on the news this morning, the worst areas being West Yorkshire and the West Midlands. Anyone know what these 2 areas have in common?

sidkid

At a news conference yesterday

George Thompson, a scientist from Oxford University, announced his latest invention. George has designed a bra which prevents women's breasts from jiggling, bouncing up and down, and stops nipples...

Sqad

Good idea?

http://www.dailymail....h-monitors-homes.html What a good idea...........the patient doing more for his/her self......good idea or not? Most GP home visits are unnecessary and time consuming. What do...

pdq1

Receiving Parcels from Post Office for Neighbours

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-19293772 A trial for this was so successful its to be introduced nationwide very shortly. Is this a good idea or can it be abused especially if the neighbour runs a...

pdq1

Where is the best place to live in England?

The criteria is: 1. No planes overhead 2. Not near any towns or cities 3. No rowdiness or crime hotspot 4. Away from any motorways or trunk roads The nearest village would be sufficient?...

anotheoldgit

Who can we trust?

http://www.telegraph....n-on-blue-threat.html Our troops are out there training their Police and Army to take over when we leave. Cameron even promises to continue to support them when we withdraw, so...

anotheoldgit

Suprise, suprise how the tables are turned.

http://www.independen...ce-tweet-8056897.html John Terry, not guilty, Ferdinand guilty. Anyone for Choc-Ices?...

MissCommando

Diagnosing an illness correctly by using Internet

People say you shouldn't 'google' your symptoms but have you ever done so and correctly diagnosed yourself? I've read about people who have diagnosed themselves, (particularly people who have rare...

jrtv

Windows Live Mail

Is there a way to delete my e-mails in one go, I have built up 1500 and it seems I can only delete them one at a time.

Tilly2

Complaining about a G.P.

This is going to be a bit long winded. My Dad, aged 81, an ex coal miner has serious mental health problems as well as pneumoconiosis, diabetes, and arthritis I took him to see his psychiatrist...

jake-the-peg

How many more of these sad cases have to trudge through the courts before the law is changed?

Yet another badly damaged person just asking to allow a doctor to be allowed to end his life safe from prosecution http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-19249680 And yet they won't take action if they go...

pdq1

Assange - who are we trying to please?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-19259623 Is it the US or Sweden? if he does get extradited to Sweden its expected they will hand him over to the US with a possible death penalty being enforced. Won't...

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digging up a lawn

Who needs the oil?

Asil Nadir and his donations to the Conservative Party

NHS goes multinational

Iranian-Israeli tensions increase...

Who do you think you are

Has our George got a point?

Should the Government have a plan B?

Worst area of the country for drivers without insurance

At a news conference yesterday

Good idea?

Receiving Parcels from Post Office for Neighbours

Where is the best place to live in England?

Who can we trust?

Suprise, suprise how the tables are turned.

Diagnosing an illness correctly by using Internet

Windows Live Mail

Complaining about a G.P.

How many more of these sad cases have to trudge through the courts before the law is changed?

Assange - who are we trying to please?

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