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First one in how long? Maybe it is better not to mention tankers than remind those interested how infrequently they visit these days. Seeing as you do not claim it to be an OIL tankers is it just a tanker to dispose of waste water?

Rampers with rose tinted glasses who ignore those who do not praise The Dear Leader (long may he live) damage UKOG by not responding to posts that challenge them.

Yes but... shareholders and bondholders are going to get stripped and chucked out.

If they need liquidity, they will have to put up the security at mark to market valuations and take the paper losses. Then they need to raise fresh capital - they are in deep trouble.

What a statement; is this going to get very messy?

Nouriel Roubini, an economist and CEO of Roubini Macro Associates, told Newsweek Michele's "tip of the iceberg" remark is "not an exaggeration." He added: "It's a huge bank in a small country, too big to fail, too big to be saved, and if it were to collapse it will be liminal, not just for Europe but also globally."

https://www.newsweek.com/credit-suisse-tip-iceberg-1788042

Don't spend it all at once - trading fees might catch you out.

Child murderers? Only fit for organ harvesting and disposal. Most societies are prepared to use the death penalty, even though it means that some innocent people are collateral damage. If we as a society accept collateral damage on far away battlefields, then why not a few here?

Would save a small fortune.

Clearly, not many people like 'Turkish Delight'; maybe the 'no' in nougat explains the lack of reaction to attempts to ramp the latest drilling campaign.

I expect Adrian will be back soon to try his best; will he back as Adriana or Cindy and pretend to be a virgin investor needing help from big brave long term investors [aka losers left with confetti]. Maybe the 'expert' will break cover; no doubt postalot will cheer on from the sidelines, pretending he does not know it is from multibanned accounts.

Newspapers? He was interviewed by 2 t-nucs [both Tory MPs] on GB News, when Ofcom rules are no MP should host a news program.

https://twitter.com/MrJohnNicolson/status/1635660085841080320

"what happened to those posters from about 5 months ago that said that the UK was already in a deep recession - BEFORE the figures were released - how embarrassing"

A bit like the people who were predicting that Brexit would be a financial success. And, there may be no recession, but GOV is running at a deficit. Without GOV money propping up the economy, it would likely be in a recession.

43.5% in Australia though...

"It is a very strong bank”

I could say that UKOG is a great mid-tier oil producer - does not make it true, though, does it?

Over 21 and not seeking employment or in full time education should be made to pay 'voluntary' national insurance woth exemptions for community service.

Nothing for mahala [A Zulu term that means for nothing. Free; obtained without payment or difficulty]. Here people are relying on others to pay for roads, courts, military, health care etc. Maybe a kidney or a cornea or some other transplantable bit would be OK?

This price cap must be useful if you have a rural mansion to heat or a large swimming pool to keep warm; even more useful if you have both. Why are the public having to subsidise the PM's electricity bills and those of other well off people?

I noticed this in a Sareum RNS. Who would do a trial in the UK when it is in shareholder's interests to do the trial in Aussieland?

'Australia offers state-of-the-art research facilities and an efficient approval process, making it an attractive location for research and development. Moreover, the country provides significant tax incentives for companies that conduct their research in Australia, allowing them to claim up to 43.5% of their eligible R&D expenditure as a cash payment. As such, Sareum has established the required local presence by setting up a legal entity in Australia.

Further clarity requested by Sareum from the UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Authority (MHRA) regarding its original clinical trial authorisation application has not been received. In parallel, the Company has evaluated alternative options and has decided to transfer the clinical trial to Australia to progress the development of SDC-1801.'

The £17m awarded in damages is a little over 2p a share.

Sunak kept his green card and paid US taxes whilst he was UK Chancellor and increased UK taxes... 100%_hypocrite

An individual issued with a Green Card is considered a lawful permanent resident of the US even if that person is living abroad. Green Card holders are treated as US resident for US income tax purposes subject to US tax on worldwide income. In most cases, a US tax return must be filed annually.

Iceland - energy intensive to stock frozen goods, made even worse by a drop in demand as their customer base is more exposed to energy costs and the financial squeeze. Cold beans on toast...

The EU are contemplating legislation that will bankrupt most smaller IT developers - Bert's article is worth a read by any Geek

'tl;dr
The extremely short version: The EU is going to task a standardisation body to write a document that tells everyone marketing products and software in the EU how to code securely. This to further the EU Essential Cybersecurity Requirements. For critical software and products, EU notified bodies (which until now have mostly done physical equipment and process certifications) will do audits to determine if code and products adhere to this standard. And if not, there could be huge fines.'

https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/eu-cra-secure-coding-solution/

A Different Bias - "30p Lee May Not be a Brilliant Strategist After All"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTQXZHOzhp4

First time i have heard Lee Anderson [Conservative Party vice chair] referred to as 'Leeanderthal'. A fitting nickname...

The Guardian had this recent article: "Scientists warn of ‘phosphogeddon’ as critical fertiliser shortages loom"

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/mar/12/scientists-warn-of-phosphogeddon-fertiliser-shortages-loom

Does anybody know a company that can ferment a cheap product that helps a plant achieve better growth in stressed conditions?