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So, usual story. Away for a nice little break with the family, some worthless shites broke in, ransacked the house and stole our valuables. Found out when we got back this evening. Reported to the police, house is as secure as we can make it for now. I have freaked out kids who I'm trying to get to sleep, and I can't unwind myself, so please cheer me up a bit. Also, I think someone posted about a game that helps people stop thinking about bad things over and over before, when this happened to someone else. If anyone can share that, that would be really appreciated! submitted by /u/mmbop90 to r/CasualUK [link]

Don’t know where to ask so asking here. I (30s F) rent a new build studio flat in the UK. I’ve been here about a month. My husband was living with me until yesterday evening, when he left to go back to our home country. Last night was my first night alone in the flat. I can’t sleep in total darkness when I’m alone, so before bed I deliberately turned on the led light near the hob (kitchen area) because it’s dim and doesn’t shine in my eyes. I left the light near my bed switched off. My husband and I always slept with all lights off before, so I’ve never had any lights mysteriously turn on or off in the past. I went to sleep around 11pm. I woke up in the middle of the night around 3Am and noticed the light near my bed was on. When I checked, the hob light was off. Not just the light itself but the actual light switch near the hob had been turned off, and the switch near the bed had been pushed on.

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I often go to events and outings, and I get told as part of the insurance (or policy or whatever), I need to put down an emergency contact. But I don't have anyone. I live alone, I have no friends, my family is the last group of people I would want involved if I didn't have the capacity to make decisions for myself which is kind of what I assume the number is used for. I don't really get why it's needed - I'm sure it's good for those who do want someone to be contacted, but presumably if I am involved in a medical incident, I will be treated in my best interests by medical staff, until a point where I can then either make my own decisions or I never will be able to - but by that point it's not the event organiser's business anyway. submitted by /u/imaginewizard to

Is Kiell back without any shoes? Tonight at 9:00 PM BST on Channel 4, join Greg Davies and Alex Horne as they judge the newest batch of contestants competing to win Greg's golden head. Good ol' Patatas is back! Series 21 features Amy Gledhill,

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It’s so weird when something you’re watching pairs up two characters that just don’t have the sexual chemistry. On the flip side, which character pairings do you think had great chemistry? I feel like Harry and Hermione had more chemistry than Ron and Hermione tbh. In the films anyway. submitted by /u/_FreddieLovesDelilah to r/AskUK [link] [comments]

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I would. I'm 49 soon and I still would. Why? Because i believe one of the biggest things a win that would enable me to live comfortably without neither my wife nor I having to work, is time. We cannot beat the clock, but it would help feel like it had slowed time down a little. Those that say " you'd have to do some sort of job." My response is always "No, you'd have to get some sort of job. I'd be fine getting healthier and fitter." Seeing the sunshine, every time my kids are on their school hols. My small contribution would be to buy 10 or so houses. Kit all out with all necessary kitchen utensils, all the bedrooms fully furnished with secure doors and locks. Hire a management team to get some genuine homeless people off the streets, reassure them that provided they don't bring crime to the property (of any sort) they'll always have a same place to sta