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So I viewed a house that inside is absolutely my dream. Outside the house itself is fine, and the street looks nice, I stayed around the area for a while and went for a walk, streets across and surrounding are great. Fantastic location. There's only one bad thing, that wasn't there in the google street view (2024). So it's quite recent... Both the neighbours to the left and to the right have England/Union Jack flags. One has a big flag pole installed. And the other has small flags all around the property, and I mean like at least 20 flags. It just gives off such a chavvy/right wing vibe to me. It's the only houses in the neighbourhood that have flags, and they're both next to "mine" ahah I don't know what to do, everything else is spot on perfect. Price, location, it's modern and has a big garage, which for my budget has been so hard to find. Am I overreacting about t

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Hi, So I have been out and about today in the peaks, lovely weather and lovely villages, the only let down has been the people. People are just so rude, you step into the road or to the side to let someone go pass, no thank you, they bump into you, no sorry or apologies, people just barging into you like you're not there. It just frustrates me, it's like since COVID, people have just started to become so self-centred. Has anyone else noticed this or I am just becoming a curmudgeon? submitted by /u/bannanawaffle13 to r/AskUK [link]

England Christmas Eve. The local supermarket had an offer for joints of meat that were going to pass their sell by dates over the bank holidays. I had lots of room in my freezer so purchased 12 joints and used the self check out to pay for them using cash. I retained the receipt. On leaving a security guard checked that I had paid and checked the items against the receipt. The guard then prevented me from leaving saying that it was policy not to allow someone to but more than 3 of every item and prevented me from leaving. The store manager confirmed this. I insisted on leaving because I had paid for the goods and was roughly physically restrained. The police were called and turned up after 45 minutes. I showed them that I had paid for all of the goods and they left but wouldn't take any action against the security guard for assault or "false arrest" if that's the right term.

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Donald Trump is demanding American chlorinated chicken be sold in British supermarkets. The White House is pushing Sir Keir Starmer to make concessions on food standards in order to revive a transatlantic tech partnership that drastically collapsed on Tuesday. Jamieson Greer, the US trade envoy, wants Britain to accept hormone-treated chicken and beef, a term he was not able to achieve when the wider US-UK trade deal was first signed in May. “He is seeking to use the

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