Sally Redux

Thanks, that's good to hear

Elvira

As if you didn't already know...

chris955

Im not sure I would want it even anywhere near that part of my body.

SultanOfSwing

I found out during my uni days that newspaper makes a really bad substitute for bog roll. Wouldn't recommend it.

Giantaxe

Judging by the number of times it gets quoted on BE, I'd say "not any time soon".

Sally Redux

My Mum loves it, because my brother and I tell her it's rubbish she now says that she only buys it for the crossword

SultanOfSwing

I was on the very cutting edge of Wishful Thinking there, wasn't I?

I asked my mum to send me out a bunch of crossword books a while back, because I missed a UK style crossword and lo and behold, she sent out a bunch of Daily Mail ones

I hide them behind my Daily Telegraph ones she had previously sent, in case a random Brit ever walks into my house.

chris955

I agree, extremely abrasive.

SultanOfSwing

Perhaps more importanly, it doesn't flush either

dunroving

Not sure the flag of St. George would go down too well in my neighbourhood.

roaringmouse

Might help gain support for a yes vote.

Bud the Wiser

Report from 'Shelter' on housing affordability throughout the UK. I can't see it getting any better unless there is a huge increase in house building ( possible ) a huge increase in wages ( doubtful ) less demand ( very doubtful ).

It must be very difficult for young people to get on the housing ladder these days, certainly more difficult than in my day. Baby boomers really had the best of times.

http://england.shelter.org.uk/news/o...of_the_country

mikelincs

I thought this was why the goverment had brought in loan guarantees so that first time buyers only had to find a deposit of 5%.

dunroving

It should work as something of a stop-gap but the UK is desperately short of affordable housing stock.

mikelincs

It has thousands of boarded up houses, many of which could be renovated and used, OK they are not in the leafy suburbs, but most of them would make great starter homes.