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[investtofly] 22/9/2020 09:54

Can anyone tell me when Britain's Got Talent is being aired when Simon Cowell auditions the latest comedy duo of Valance and Whitty?

[essentialinvestor] 22/9/2020 09:49

That's an opening measure on pubs, no pun intended.

Closures can't be ruled out, particularly as we are only in September.

[maxk] 22/9/2020 09:28

Morning Alp

Thanks for the heads up. Spot on imo.

[alphorn] 22/9/2020 09:20

#215. CH has had negative rates for some time. Have a look at UBS and Credit Suisse for impact.

[bargainbob] 22/9/2020 09:16

Nigel and the 10 million donation xxxxy lol

[buywell3] 22/9/2020 09:12

buywell has raised this -ve rates issue before

Please explain someone how banks can turn a profit with a negative rate set ?

[loganair] 22/9/2020 09:10

Governor Bailey of the BOE is now really talking up the possibility of negative interest rates in the UK - don't know why as they haven't worked in either Japan or the Euro zone.

[alphorn] 22/9/2020 09:05

Good morning max - Mas' post (121505) on SHA is for you then.

[maxk] 22/9/2020 09:00

Point taken icejelly.

But in this case i'm talking about good ol blighty.

[icejelly] 22/9/2020 08:58

Which government? Which country?

[maxk] 22/9/2020 08:55

Has anyone ever seen a more clueless, useless government?

[xxxxxy] 22/9/2020 08:51

Boris ain't no Churchill. Boris doesn't own his own mind. He seems to be scientifically illiterate. No conviction.Anyway No Deal.WTO.Nigel is watching.

[xxxxxy] 22/9/2020 08:48

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[guss] 22/9/2020 08:46

Most people are relatively sober at 10pm, except at Christmas. After that, everyone starts hugging and fighting and kissing each other, especially the tarts and hoes.

Making everyone go home at 10pm will lead to more arrests, more money for the treasury and a baby boom “Corona-boomers”. Bring it on.

[buywell3] 22/9/2020 08:30

10pm close is a stupid idea and if he does it will IMO cost boris his job

[arjun] 22/9/2020 08:27

When I studied at London Uni, some many years ago!! Pubs closed at 11pm.... i was pretty inebriated by then Ive told my 3 kids at uni drink quicker!!!

[xxxxxy] 22/9/2020 08:17

For me. At moment. Cash is King. Top up Premium Bonds. Will not sell. But may buy Lloyd's again at sub 19p.

[buywell3] 22/9/2020 08:05

Futures just

Dow -572.00 / -2.07%

[xxxxxy] 22/9/2020 07:54

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