Mark J
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This takedown of Rishi Sunak over his family’s Russian investments was magnificent WWW.THEPOKE.CO.UK The morning after his mini budget was widely derided as an ‘up yours’ to people struggling with the cost of living crisis...
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This is the same 'clip' from Boris' mates newspaper. .
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They're raking it in at 52% in taxation.
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Ooof, that could have been very bad. Sods law, spend all day using sharp things and then your dinner tries to kill you.
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I get you. The point I was badly trying to get across, is you were covered for emergency treatment in Norway under EHIC, not any more under under GHIC scheme. To me that coveys a lower level of cover. Perhaps when I wrote 'It's not the same cover, the EHIC used to cover all, not a reduced proportion, of the cost of healthcare should you come a cropper in your day to day business," it would have been better expressed as 'It's not the same cover, the EHIC used to cover all, not a reduced proportion, of the cost of EMERGENCY healthcare should you come a cropper in your day to day business." Apologies for any crossed wires.
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Norway isn't included anymore in the new scheme.
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It's not the same cover, the EHIC used to cover all, not a reduced proportion, of the cost of healthcare should you come a cropper in your day to day business, it was a reciprocal arrangement. The GHIC is in no way conferring the same level of cover. If you're in Northern Ireland you could still make us of the benefits that an EHIC confers. Difference between EHIC and GHIC cards and which one you need to travel this year - Mirror Online WWW.MIRROR.CO.UK The Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) is slowly replacing the old EHIC arrangement, which gave British citizens access...
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Like butter wouldn't melt...
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It doesn't make it right though, does it?
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This PM is all about tax avoidance for his (Russian) mates:
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With respect, if you fall out of a tree and land on someone, I don't imagine the HSE or your insurance company are going to consider you 'silly'.
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Pm Sent.
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I get your extrapolation. It must be pretty shit to be drowning and seeing people do nothing. There are bad bastards of every creed and colour, but there are good ones too. Gan canny Tim, have a good week.
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I've been dogsitting this idiot:
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I'd like to think I'd try to save them both.
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Tim, if anyone fell overboard would you try to rescue them?
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Is the refugee a fit Ukrainian?
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It's art, it's supposed to provoke a response and it has worked. Would you check their ID before rescuing them?
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I think you've mentioned this before, because not long afterwards I adopted a very similar practice using the GPS tracking on my surveying camera, so thank you for that, and for putting me onto "irfanview" too.
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You can get GPS data from a phone when there's no 'signal', it isn't as accurate as when there is a phone tower nearby though. You can download OS maps which are georeferenced. When you convert the map to a usable format (dxf/dwg), the georeferencing remains intact, which allows you to plot onto them using GPS, without internet connectivity.
