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I have just been on Facebook , and surprise , surprise there is an ambulance chaser asking if I've ever used talcum powder , so I can start a claim for compensation . They don't give up do they.

I could not stand the uncertainty any longer , and I have sold my holding , made a profit , whether it has been the right choice I will find out later today . If not too much damage will buy back in when the dust settles. On a happier note the Just shares I hold have had quite a big rise on takeover , now in profit from a slight loss .

You've got my vote when you take over this failing Country .

Cannot understand the share price drop today , as results look good to me . In difficult days the Company has done really well and we should congratulate all the Employees and Management. Well done!

It is half wits that risk their children's lives by not getting the vaccines . They are free , nothing to do with wealth , it is common sense sadly lacking. You will find most not getting the protection are of foreign descent .

They are just playing silly bees , and milking the so called business . Jolly after Jolly , travel around the World wining and dining , we are being had . They need to get themselves into the lab and put some work in , or better still put the business up for sale with all its patents ,if they are worth anything at all , as medicinal breakthroughs are moving at a pace through diligent nose to the grindstone chemists . My daughter has a PhD in medicinal chemistry and works at least 5 days a week and very long hours and has trials being carried out on her compounds ,abroad because of lack of funding in U.K.

Maybe they are not as they say , " badly damaged " to lull the West into a false sense of achievement . We know they shipped the dangerous chemicals out of the area prior to attacks , so now they may return them to continue their enrichment . The problem is none of us know . On the main subject of this board , it is sad to see Lloyds drop again today .

Very good statement about the Company , I totally agree with all you say ,well done .

Clive Birch is 72 this July ; Tim Mitchell is 65 this September ; Michael OWen is 74 ; and our dear friend , Stephen Parker is 67 this September . The question is what actually have they achieved , as regards value for money for the business ? It is always jam tomorrow , but it never happens. I live in hope that one day in near future they put the business up for sale and let someone else get some return for us poor shareholders , as for years we have just been cash cows.

You have given a clear and concise account of what most people in this country think about politicians , and the bloody mess they have got us into . WELL DONE . As regards Lloyds , I am getting a little worried about the continual fall in our share price .

When Companies make their UK employees redundant to move their jobs to third world areas they should have to pay their unemployment money until they find another job ! The tax payer should not have to pick up the tab, whilst lining their pockets. ! Come on Labour , put this into practice with immediate effect , and save our loyal employees jobs.

So you didn't see and hear the amazing girl singing by Next , fabulous voice , loads of people standing watching her . The best singer I have ever heard in The City. Also another singer opposite Primark , and a lad by Macdonalds .

Church Street , Lord Street , Renshaw Street , met Quarter , Bold Street etc.

If she tries to raise taxes again , I can see a general strike being called. Easy to get them out , but a major task trying to get them back. In Liverpool yesterday there were literally hundreds of illegal immigrants milling around , and quite frankly they are very intimidating . Reeves and Co need to deport these people back to where they came from , they are costing us millions a day. Amazing they all appear to have mobile 'phones. Time the government grew up and supported its own people . Heaven knows how many terrorists are sneaking in , just waiting for the word to attack us.

We never get anywhere , a total disaster ,and a luxury lifestyle for the Directors at our expense , put the lot up for sale.

What happens to the outboard motors on the inflatables when they arrive , who gets them and who sells them back to the gangs to use again .? The BBC should investigate what happens to the items , and find out who is making a fortune out of handling them . Also who manufactures the engines , and how are they allowed to sell to all and sundry , why is there not a register for them ? We must be the barmiest nation on the planet . On a more important note Lloyds down today , sad.

At least it is finally starting to move in the right direction , current price is just too low , and does not reflect the business they have, crazy .

It is a pity that Primark in Liverpool are not more proactive with their customers. My Wife wanted two pairs of shoes size 6 from the store , they were not on the rack , so we asked if the assistant could get them from the stock room . The classic answer , If they are not out we don't have them. Coming home and going on line , surprise , surprise they were in stock in Liverpool . Not a good way to run a business, time they woke up , and stopped losing sales.

We could retaliate by closing down MacDonalds , Deliveroo , Just Eat etc, and this would not save tons of litter being thrown out of cars , but save the NHS a fortune treating overweight people , and save on Diabetes costs. Win Win situation.

I wonder what the ambulance chasers are going to claim against next. Do you and our readers remember the countless phone calls telling us we have had a car accident and to claim , when no accident had occurred . They haven't changed much over the years. Yesterday I went to look at a "new" , 2017 Nissan Juke , I rang Aviva my insurers and they quoted me £979 for year , I am currently paying £340 , crazy . I went on Moneysupermarket , and surprise surprise , Aviva was quoting £522.69p . |The best quote I got was £358.83p. These are the sharks like Aviva that need to hauled in front of the Courts.