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https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2020/jun/21/the-perfect-post-lockdown-activity-paddleboarding-in-cornwall

Burgh Island, Devon
This tidal island, which provided the inspiration for two Agatha Christie novels, can be circumnavigated in around an hour, and paddlers can explore its caves and admire its famous Art Deco hotel from their board. Hire a board at Discovery Surf (from £20) on Bigbury beach and paddle in either direction round the island

https://www.timeout.com/london/news/hawksmoor-is-looking-to-launch-a-uk-wide-delivery-service-060920

https://www.hot-dinners.com/202006119602/Gastroblog/Latest-news/corbin-king-home-dining-london-restaurant-reopening-delivery-wolseley-delaunay-soutine-zedel-colbert

a lot of hotels and restaurants have gone bust cuz of covid but most of MACS clients have survived.

reading about this

700k cash
I dont see where they get their crazy high NAV from - cant be right
Long lease on the Italian UCI cinema so that will not be sold anytime soon
and clearly signalled another intention to raise
Some trusts taken 5% but those trusts hardly make a decent return

the value here will come when the share price is decimated and they are still trying to sell the cinema in Milan. on the watchlist as a potential buy after share price has been wrecked and it will come.

the FTSE might drop again later in the year if there is a second lockdown

administrators at Go Outdoors, the chain it bought for more than £100m four years ago, in a further sign of the turmoil engulfing the high street during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sky News understands that JD has filed a notice of intention to appoint Deloitte as administrator to the subsidiary, which employs about 2300 people.
Go Outdoors is understood to have run a sale process in recent weeks to canvas interest from potential buyers, according to an executive at another major retailer.
Sources said JD was expected to use an insolvency process to restructure the chain, which trades from more than 60 shops and specialises in camping, fishing and cycling equipment.
The Manchester-based retail group, which has a market value of £6.3bn, is said to be keen to retain control of a slimmed-down Go Outdoors.
If the administration is confirmed, it would be the latest prominent retailer to resort to insolvency proceedings since the coronavirus outbreak began.

are accelerating coming out of lockdown, the FTSE and this will recover even more
The health secretary has told Sky News the government is "on track" to ease the coronavirus lockdown further from 4 July.

Speaking to Sophy Ridge on Sunday, Matt Han**** said this could include pubs and restaurants reopening - as well as people being able to get haircuts again.

"We're on plan, we will of course be setting out more details of that plan and in the plan it states that on around July 4 we will take further measures if it's safe to do so," the health secretary said.

Tomorrow morning

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-jd-owned-go-outdoors-on-brink-of-administration-12011525

Will go large in 2022 - probably be a war once all the covid news has died away and economies will be ruined so time to start a war (its gonna happen, always does)

if paraytec could update their website to show the potential test they are working on

the price of the testing companies has grown by 200->1000% at time, avacta, gendrive , novacyte , omega

I just wonder if this is just a bit late off the mark now, thats my only concern, but of course a Wave 2 and a second lockdown might intercept the timing of the Paraytec test at the right time. someone was telling me their Japanese office in the UK is too scared to return to work and i suspect some offices wont let people return without a proven test certificate

Of 9 billion. Wtf.

Carnival to sell six cruise ships as bookings dry up
Holiday company loses $4.4bn in three months during coronavirus crisis

Mcap seems way too high

Just saw the wsg tv advert. Looks cheap. And wasting money on expensive tv adverts and slots. Nutters.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/carphone-warehouse-sues-telefonica-over-21m-shortfall-vnqgcqtxd

So I reckon double current share price on revaluation of clearpay stake. Then the question becomes will carphone warehouse just settle. If they settle for minimum 10mill that another 10p here. Looks like carphone warehouse get sued all the time by lots of people.

https://venturebeat.com/2020/06/11/google-and-zebai-launch-the-chemome-initiative-to-identify-chemical-probes-with-ai/

Stan James got taken over I was about £30,000 up. Crazy I know. All from cricket, tennis, boxing bets with a few political wins. Never won on the football though

I ever did. I was watching a Pakistan England cricket match. Inzamum ul haq was battling. Suddenly out of the blue a bet came , inzi to hit his own wicket 120 to 1. I thought what! Of course hes going to. They all cheat. I was in disbelief. I quickly put £1 on. Right on queue Inzi dived backwards onto the wickets. Just to make sure the fat guy rolled all over them. Next thing I know im £120 up. My most bizarre bet ever ever.

Done some crazy bets on the tennis on stan James when it was around with ten grand at a time. Luckily I won all the bets otherwise I'd have been crying. To throw 10grand in on a tennis game , then boxing, then back to tennis was a crazy 3 bets I won in a row