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BBC News - Scott Mills sacked from BBC Radio 2 over 'personal conduct' https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckge1yn50y8o submitted by /u/No-Locksmith6662 to r/CasualUK [link] [comments]

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Monday update on this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/HousingUK/s/DHZNLqLJM4 I wasn’t expecting the original posts to get so much attention, so I deleted my account over the weekend. Things have been moving fast on the legal front this morning though, so I’ve created a throwaway to give everyone a quick and hopefully final update. It has now emerged that the sellers didn’t return the signed completion documents including the TR1 transfer deed to their own solicitor before or on the day of completion. Yet their solicitor still confirmed that completion had gone through to ours. We have no idea how this was allowed to happen, but it has created a complete mess. The legal transfer of title isn’t fully registered at the Land Registry yet, even though our money has already been sent. Our solicitor is urgently chasing the sellers’ side for the missing documents.

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Daughter turned 24 recently. She graduated university in 2024 and has failed to accept any job. Local nursing homes are crying out for staff, but she's refusing to even contemplate interviews there. What she has done for the past 2 years is sign on to universal credit and succeed in getting PIP with some people on TikTok who tell you what to say on the phone interviews with the disability assessors. She's fit and healthy. She goes out clubbing with her friends. She can drive etc. She's just gotten too comfortable and my husband and I have decided that she needs pushed from the nest. What are the minimum legal periods we need to give? Would 30 days suffice, with an option to extend by 30 days if she gets a job? submitted by /u/Popular-Lake-5684 to

I went out on Saturday for the first time in a very long time to Manchester city centre for a wedding celebration. The amount of people with cameras on selfie sticks filming people was ridiculous. I heard numerous people saying please don't film us but they totally ignored their privacy. I personally cannot see the point of all this and maybe it's time something was done. Just would like to know the people of the UK's opinion on this?. Or has the world changed so much that I'm now a dinosaur. submitted by /u/Various_Extreme_8773 to r/AskUK [link]

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