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"I would expect lawyers to fork out for the pay version.. " - perhaps Trendz works less white shoe firm and more tackety boots outfit?

"...he said meetings discussing ... via Zoom..." - eeeek.
spot on. everyone needs to get their LOOPUP on.

"I’m on a law firm zoom call and..."
not sure I want to pay my lawyers to be on a call if they are posted on LSE in tandem...

"...this bank has got to stand on its own two feet and push forwards its plan and start to turn a profit... "

and , i think that sums it all up.

Sure is.

JTD - exactly. i've been on about that for a while. Landland the long term NHS contracts would be <> ammmaaaazzzzzzziiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnngggggg <>

"Hello all, how big is/was the short position on this stock? Thanks"
.... https://www.fca.org.uk/markets/short-selling/notification-and-disclosure-net-short-positions
go do your research.

yesterdays news .. but ... "Most of EY's 17,000 staff in Britain have been told to expect to work from home for at least two days a week after the pandemic. The Big Four accounting group is the latest large-scale office employer to announce a permanent shift towards hybrid working. KPMG, a rival, has told its UK staff that they will be expected to spend up to four days in the office every fortnight from June onwards. PWC, another leading accountancy firm, has told its 22,000 staff to expect to spend an average of two to three days a week in the office once restrictions are lifted. "

very rarely do i make a good point. thanks bigboo2.

"............she absolutely made me look like the complete fool I was as she filled the damned thing in and even after explaining the clues to me and giving me the answers I couldn't understand - I felt so thick, my brain simply said I'm having non of this and switched off."

Sounds like being a LOOP shareholder and reading an RNS.

smells of something leaky, and it aint soup

ello

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Shut yer flange JimJam.

“ Filings at the Isle of Man Companies Registry show that it's one of a portfolio of industrial properties, including another factory in South Wales and locations in Manchester and the West Midlands, which were pledged as security for an £18m loan from Metro Bank.
LSPN's accounts for 2018-19 say that "due to breaches of... covenants and restrictions, Metro bank have called in the [loan] facility and have stipulated that full repayment must be made" by 31 March 2020.
The accounts for the following year confirm that, although that deadline has passed, there are "ongoing discussions" to renegotiate the financing arrangement, and Metro Bank has agreed to "defer any action" for now.”

Liberty Steel in £18m loan breach with Metro Bank

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-56930162

exactly. almost EVERY business in the world is a potential customer, one way or another. the harvest is white but the labourers are few.

P&D - yeah, HUR and AMGO. Flippin' see-saws.

up again (1.03% to 1.12%)

down 0.10% on MTRO