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In my defence - no one ever turns right there! submitted by /u/tom75210 to r/drivingUK [link] [comments]

Episode Synopsis: This week, the candidates are off to the Isle of Wight to find nine items associated with the area, and the team that spends the least money on the correct items wins. Following a dismal performance on the same task in Hong Kong, it’s a chance for the candidates to redeem themselves. A mad dash to the finish ensures a tight race, and Lord Sugar bids farewell to another candidate. ______ Here is the live discussion thread for Episode 8 of The Apprentice 2026. Airs at 9:00pm on BBC One. submitted by /u/Only1Scrappy-Doo to r/apprenticeuk [link]

Planned power outage at my surgery today. My BYD Seal's V2L (vehicle to load) powered a giant vaccine fridge, 4 PCs and printers, 2 laptops, 8 PC screens, 20 VoIP phones and all the WiFi gubbins for 8hrs. Only used 8% of the battery capacity. Nifty bit of kit. submitted by /u/Dr-Gank to r/CarTalkUK [l

Good evening my lovelies, enjoy the drama, I am with you in spirit 💋 mwah 💋 submitted by /u/fucksakesss to r/MAFS_UK [link] [comments]

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My local coop on a uni road I did self checkout and I was just zoned out the person next to me scanned their membership card and their items at the same time as me and I was just thinking about that for some reason. Then I put the things in my bag and left put the basket back and no one stopped me but there’s no security there. Then went across the road to other shop and bought something and realised I never took out my card in the last shop. Do I go back? Seems silly I only bought less than £10 of stuff but it’s my local and I scanned my membership card. I also don’t want to be stopped next time I’m in there bc people I know will be there. Not sure what to do submitted by /u/AntLost9672 to r/AskUK

Surely this isn’t good the uk has basically sold all their valuable brands. JLR Indian owned, Mini and Rolls Royce owned by BMW, Bentley owned by VW, even a mass market car manufacturer like Vauxhall is foreign owned (stallantis). Premier league football teams are now majority owned by Americans. Even crucial infrastructure Heathrow airport is foreign owned. How has this been allowed to happen? No wonder the country is struggling foreign ownership has basically siphoned off the wealth. submitted by /u/kaydnh to r/AskUK [link] [comments]

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Me and my friends are first year Sociology students at Sheffield Hallam University. Today is the first day we've all had off together so we decided to go and see what was on at the Students Union. We've found the location on a map outside the University entrance, only to find an empty, closed building and an empty room at the supposed replacement site. This place is literally charging us over £9,000 a year and providing nothing. How can we complain? submitted by /u/SHUStu

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