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I am no fan of The Daily Fail, but this was 73 years ago. Catch up.

I think they mean Internet Protocol Digital Video Recorder. I have IP Cameras around my house and use a Synology NAS device to control and record the output from them. There is a very good package for the Synology NAS called Surveillance Station. It allows you to connect cameras of a multitude...

I'm not sure that they do represent the majority. But I do agree. I think BREXIT will be screwed up by "Team Tessa". It's time to pause and reassess. A lot has happened over the last 12 months. The landscape has changed.

God save the queen. Rule Britannia etc etc

And those that did turn up are most likely the sons & daughters of the wealthy and privileged. Keen to shed a synthetic tear for people who only two weeks ago, they would have regarded as unfavourably as something stuck to the sole of their expensive shoe.

I only knew because I learnt it and The Equalities Act 2010. Both job interview bankers. Know about these two gems and it's in the bag.

The comments in the Mail and Express are the views of a few hundred idiot people out of 17 million sensible people who voted for BREXIT. Relax.

What's so bad about this news? Why is everyone getting a hard-on over it? I think it's rather good that these EU citizens know where they stand and now have stability for the future.

It's LGBTIQQ nowadays, don't yer know.

I thought a figure of around 70 people (expected to rise) had been published. I honestly don't think they can say anything else. I don't think anything sinister or underhand is taking place, but I accept that I could be wrong.

CCTV is inaccurate because of blind spots, areas of no coverage, access & egress routed out of view etc. Add in the factor of counting the same person twice due to it being impossible to positively identify each and every single person moving around, and CCTV is very inaccurate. It's ok for...

I don't believe that the problem with disclosing numbers has anything to do with the wilful withholding of information. They simply don't know how many people were in the tower block. I suspect that there is s large number who shouldn't have been living there. These people will not appear on any...

Setting your ramblings and unnecessary nastiness aside, I made the point to illustrate that nationalism is present within the EU. Individual countries will always try to manipulate circumstances in order to favour themselves. Being in the EU makes no difference to this trait.

I'm hearing that the people who were made homeless and survived the terrible fire are to be rehoused in £1.5 million + apartments within a block costing over £2 billion.

If the financial market is going to move from the UK, why don't the EU put it in Spain, Portugal or Greece? Share the prosperity around a bit? The answer is because Germany is the biggest child in the playground and when it comes down to it, national self interest always wins. The EU is a nice...

I'm not sure what you mean, so I'll disregard it. We would essentially be placing trust in the representatives of a group of countries. Also known as politicians. So now what's not to trust? I think there is more sense in flecc's reply regarding international credibility being damaged by one...

What is to stop the EU reneging on the trade deal once they have the £60 billion in their trouser pocket? Promises tend to fade from memory with time, especially when they (EU) have spent all the money. To pay up would be a risky strategy and depend on placing a great deal of trust in the EU's...

So what do you think is in this for the Tory's? Why are the friends of big business and the banks taking us down this route?

Flecc suggested this a while ago, and I thought the likelihood was zero. Now I'm starting to think that I was wrong, I detect a growing disinterest. I think if BREXIT is just cancelled, it will come back with bigger teeth. If it's going to be ended, it needs to be done in a clever way. And...