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Don't bother giving facts and talking common sense on this forum. Fed will increase to circa 6%. BOE will have to follow. For those saying this won't happen as it will cause defaults, well this is exactly what we've seen before many decades ago. But in any case, as always, only a certain...

Base rates aren't stopping at 4.25 or 4.5%. All indices are screaming red, and everything ponts to circa 6% no matter what the incompetent Bank Of England have been leading people to believe these past 3 months.

A bank loan to clear a bank loan. Hmm, what could possibly go wrong? Are you another one of those people who thought that ultra low interest rates was the norm?

BOE base rates are going to top 6 to 6.5%. Basically aligned with the US who are also going there. The indices are very indicative of this, and the markets are starting to realise that the Fed pivot ain't coming.

Yes, well since when have the BOE ever been right? First it was the old "transitory" inflation theme, to negative interest rates (lol), to all sorts of predictions of rates never getting much past 2%. Now look where we are, 4%! They now reckon 4.25% is the peak (another lol). Watch and see how...

My civil partner Jonathan and I have been signed off work with anxiety since furlough and have not been able to return to work due to weight gain. We are both vegan, we eat healthy and we're both at it like rabbits so we get plenty of exercise, we just can't seem to get out of bed in the...

No sonar search took place where the body has been found. That Peter guy actually said that his team had found nothing in the section of the river they searched. Attention to detail is key here

It's becoming tiring to make the asssumption that the dog would have followed it's owner into the river. Dogs aren't humans. My dog would often go into a field with me for a walk, but on occasion would sit at the field verge and go no further. There was no rhyme or reason for this and sometimes...

It hasn't been designated as a crime scene. Everyone has the right to visit the area should they so choose to, providing it doesn't involve breaking and entering into private property. The walk paths, the fields, the bench and even the river itself are public.

Another useless thread full of "experts". And when they're not in this thread expertly telling us that base rates will only hit 4.25%, and that 4% today is the equivalent of 20% in the 80's, they're in the Nicola Bulley thread telling us exactly what happened.

It's entirely possible someone came up the river in the early hours and laid in wait. I don't know the area and don't know if someone could sail up and down the river on some kind of small boat without being spotted, particularly the getaway.

Well it didn't stop Robert Napper.

Quite a few people suspected Ian Huntley based on his body language, speech, hand gestures, being overkeen to want to help out and other behavioural traits. It was very obvious to a professional that he was their man following that inteview.

It was in reference to your statement about there being too many people around and in broad daylight. That was also the case for Rachel Nickell. Also there was no river nearby like in this case, so you're right, completely different as in this case a river is a very convenient place to dispose...

Umm, Rachel Nickell, Wimbledon Common?

Balloon Lives Matter.

Lol. It's worrying the number of economic illiterate people who are posting on this thread, and the amount of time they waste trying to convince others that they are right and everyone else is wrong. The Bank of England don't expect interest rates to have to increase as much as markets...

You just know that Valve has, and is continuing, to put loads of effort into SteamOS 3. There's going to be no worries at all about the level of performance and compatibility. Also, based on Arch and KDE Plasma desktop environment is definitely the way to go. I wouldn't be at all surprised to...

Didn't you know that Linux is actually better than Windows in this day and age ;) True though, it does look a little bulky, but then it probably better for comfort as the hands will just mould around it like a game controller. This is unlike the switch of course which is too thin and skinny. Not...