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  1. That verge is about to become 4 days wide.
  2. I think he was hoping to get Rayner to do that.
  3. Gemmill

    Gigs 2025

    I watched a clip of that Olivia Rodrigo (AWOOGA!) at Glastonbury and she had prompters with lyrics AND chords.
  4. Fiddling the covid loan scheme. Scumbag.
  5. Reform MP suspends himself from party over allegations around his business affairs | Politics News | Sky News https://share.google/VbQPcPmDldrDnfllI Reform sticking rigidly to their one in one out policy on MPs.
  6. My brother in law came off his mountain bike last week and has 4 spinal fractures and 4 broken ribs. Given you can't walk a dog without breaking your collarbone, this feels like a mistake.
  7. Dougie having ANOTHER normal one.
  8. Reform's latest North Tyneside councillor. I'm sure once he's got his "head around everything", we'll all start to feel the benefit of his wisdom and experience.
  9. https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2025/jul/05/steve-coogan-accuses-keir-starmer-labour-of-paving-way-for-reform-uk
  10. Aye we need to operate as a standalone business, so managing cash flow is important. If we're getting cash injections from the Saudis, I guess they would have to be treated as loans, which now attract interest for PSR following the latest rule changes. They could inject cash as equity but I assume that would dilute the other shareholders. Also, we struggle to move quickly on transfers anyway, the last thing we want is to layer this on top.
  11. If we buy him for £50m on a 5 year contract, the PSR effect is £10m per year. We could structure the payments as £1 today and the rest 5 years today, but it wouldn't matter because amortisation is done on a straight line basis.
  12. Sounds like whoever Dr Gloom has read is making it up as he goes along, like Martin Hardy.
  13. I honestly don't think it's been accepted. Hope, Caulkin, Waugh and Edwards would have articles out if it had. The Guardian one is probably just repeating Hardy.
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