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I agree there is no point, however the crown will protect its speeding income at any price.

http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/10280908.Sentencing_of_Chris_Huhne_and_Vicky_Pryce___live/ I can see a heavy sentence for both....

Teachers having guns is a recipe for disaster. 1: A teacher may become unhinged and rather than throw a board rubber, draw a gun. 2: A pupil might become unhinged and steal the gun from the teachers bag, locked draw. 3: The gun may misfire if in a holster on the teacher. The odds of these senarios happening are far higher than a rouge shooting.

THE MAGICIAN'S ASSISTANT Penny Mordaunt, 37, Portsmouth North Raised in the area, stood unsuccessfully at last General Election. Father in Parachute Regiment, before teaching. Mother, a special needs teacher, died of breast cancer in 1988. Educated at local comprehensive, studied drama at Victoryland children's theatre and read philosophy at University of Reading. Magician's assistant before successful career as communications consultant and PR guru. (tax, now you see it, now you don't) A Royal Navy reservist, volunteered in Romanian orphanages. Keen artist. Selected to contest Portsmouth North in 2003, achieving 5.5 per cent swing to Tories. 'I joined the party in part because I lost a parent and had to help look after the house and my youngest brother,' she says. 'We weren't well off and that's why I believe in low taxation.

I swear reading that he was in HMRC on her twitter feed?

Or they must have an awfull job with boring colleages I am fixing it.... I leave at easter

I remember feeding the dog some of this .....

british pubs and a trip to the brook for some live music. http://www.the-brook.com/ Stiff little fingers, Fairport convention, limehouse lizzy brooklands watercress line london, the eye, thames cruise , cabinate war rooms,

If that FF chap starts a Bompey Takeover thread, lock it please.

Well that will buy a QC for an hour!

Whilst it may all be true, he would have to prove it to be true. Most of his sources are hearsay

I would follow this letter up with a brifest letter, a 14 day demand for a refund and failing that date go direct to the small clains court.

I dont carry cash, I just carry a card. there is about £5 cash in the car for parking meters but I dont spend that often. I pay everything direct debit, I buy food once a week, I get most of my DIY supplies on ebay with PayPal... but occasionally I need a pencil, a bag of crisps or a cup of coffee and buy it on my card (Just solely to wind barry up ) I am not skint... tight, yes, but not skint.

Many people think that the mortar holds bricks together. In fact mortar keeps the bricks apart.

But cash is for poor people.... and it carries germs...

I just wonder how many intruders are fatally shot by home owners in SA?

I keep trying olives... Still yuk. I'm still to young at 50 to appreciate them..... I am starting to appreciate blue cheeses.... Worrying

https://mortgages.hsbc.co.uk/product/A001003405001003407001003409-lifetime-tracker-special?mortgages=aggregators I am not sure if you can draw back over payment but is a usefull product if you fit the rules

The best thing I did was to get an interest only flexible tracker mortgage running till I am 65. It does require self discipline. We have heavily used tax efficient share save schemes at work rather than paying off the capital on the mortgage. We managed to pay off £52k in 3 years from £18k of savings I can also draw down money to extend or even buy another house with only a £50 admin fee. I can draw down the original mortgage of £142k even though we no longer have the 2 wages that supported that. Our current mortgage interest is £9 per month Fees are the killer at the moment. A lot of the short 2/3 year deals at 2% work out at 4% if you add in the booking fee. It's a card trick!

On top of spaghetti all covered with sauce My Ikea meatballs, consist mainly of horse

Think of it this way.... Portpin has a 12m charge on a 3m property. The administrator has a potential buyer. He is asking the court if he can sell it to the buyer at a fair price. "I am secure" does not work if you secure a 30k loan against a 10 year old ford focus..... 3 million enters the coffers.... Who gets paid first.... Baloo... oh no.... Clever Trevor There was an admin called Trevor Who played chess with Baloo , real clever He kept delaying the game To drive him insane And Baloo got paid, never

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Tomorrow the Skates hit the courts They want a cheap stadium of sorts It's a bit of a hash Cos they ain't got no cash The trust look like boys wearing shorts

Thanks, I have already worked that into my spread sheet and the numbers above are the reduced down Yeilds. I hadnt factored in the reduction in the lump sum, so I will build that in.

I sorted the bonds on excel I cut out the bonds with less than 2 years and more than 10 years divided the coupon price by the purchase price I came up with some prefered bonds of which I selected the top 10 return £ invested £ return 9.772003087 10000 977.2003087 7.577717066 10000 757.7717066 7.073279172 10000 707.3279172 6.895583923 10000 689.5583923 6.878172172 10000 687.8172172 6.875137503 10000 687.5137503 6.617820846 10000 661.7820846 6.594766799 10000 659.4766799 6.566850538 10000 656.6850538 6.510124366 10000 651.0124366 £7136.145547 income from 100k that beats the buy to let returns Hsbc Holdings Plc Halifax Plc United Utilities Electricity plc (13 years, but more solid investment) European Investment Bank (not so sure about this one) British Telecommunications PLC 3year British Telecommunications PLC 7 year Scottish Power UK Plc (government backed energy projects) Rolls-royce Plc 3 year Heineken 2 year Smiths Industries 3 year Barclays Bank Plc (ignored as 36 years) AXA SA Provident Financial 7% Provident Financial Barclays Bank Plc Lloyds Tsb Bank Plc Enterprise Inns Plc (not sure , pubs on the way out but money in thier property portfolio) ICG 6.125% 2020 7 years (i know diddly squat) UNITE GROUP PLC