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Why not just use a script to remove them?

https://github.com/DestroyerBots/cookie-destroyer

The tracking pixels in emails are worse and you are not warned about them and most have no idea how to disable them [or why they should].

Unlike some I am a recent buyer of these shares so have not felt the pain of past acquisitions. The presentation did indicate that they have learned from past mistakes and are taking positive steps to a more profitable and sustainable future. They were clear that despite the company being well funded at the moment there will come a time when either taking a loan or undertaking an Equity Event will make sense to accelerate growth.

Most of the management have a small stake and one of the NEDs owns 11% of the company (I would like to see the new CEO buy a stake to show some confidence). With the cash on hand, I do not see them undertaking an Equity Event until the year end at the latest and they should have announced improved interims by then. If the share price drops much more with people being concerned about a placing there might be a trading opportunity?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9692327/Dominic-Cummings-posts-bombshell-WhatsApp-message-Boris-Johnson.html

Can you hear the Pig squeal if it is wearing a mask?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9692209/Leaked-Step-4-Whitehall-document-hints-new-normal-July-19.html

And just a few weeks ago some paid 13p a share

https://bit.ly/3xq38cK

'Alternative endings available for snowflakes:)'

Does the Director's Cut end in a villa on a private island in the Bahamas?

Placing yesterday at 4.9p - today 9.2p to buy.

Crack Smokers should not buy shares.

Coinexpert,

Please list examples of where they have successfully, and profitably, deployed these skills in the past?

Just announcing the deal cost 22%; the nickname of this type of financing deal ends up being accurate too often.

Will there be much more pain for shareholders over the next year?

Petrol is too expensive for anybody to want to steal a car to use, so old cheap ones are not getting nicked?

The same level of profit as the year before Covid on revenue nearly 20% lower - there seems to be tighter control on expenses.
Net Tangible Assets up nearly 7% over the year, and they represent approximately 100% of the current m/cap of £28.2m.
Sitting on healthy cash of £8.3m to fund loans (which can be leveraged at borrowings costing 4%).
Good management of arrears.

BAD - Some may be unhappy with the cancelling of the postponed dividend and the lack of clarity going forward at the moment. But with the plan to grow own lending it does make sense.

I do not see much movement in the share price either way. The Investor Meet comments later may provide more clarity... I personally like seeing the body language displayed.

Sometimes they have to do something because it was a manifesto promise; sometimes it is just fine to ditch the promise once you have the votes. Pensioners may get to find how it feels like to some in Northern Ireland.

eviking,

I did not - interesting

Agromining? Extracting rare-earth elements from plants:

https://www.inrae.fr/en/news/extracting-rare-earth-elements-plants

Burundi - make any RBW holding a quick trade?

https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/burundi/politics.htm

Jonathansxx,

This may interest you - aGerman Cummings-like agency [FEDERAL AGENCY FOR DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION]

https://www.sprind.org/en/

From Bert Hubert

https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/europes-software-problem/

"Anything produced before then will be at prevailing market prices, Q121 is at 78p/th and Q2 is 50p/th

This is the best bit of news so far imo"

Q121 finished over 2 months ago when there was no gas to sell. Why would the price of gas when there is none for sale be "the best bit of news so far imo"?

The City will be in the firing line soon as well... Playing hard ball [Doris actually seems to be ball tampering?] with the EU about NI is not going to help the City keep access to Europe, even though they need the money and expertise.

Both sides could end up worse off.

Pensioners will probably be next /soon - after Doris spaffed on the family silver, the moneylenders' patience will be getting tested. The so-called Triple Lock was always going to be unsustainable and will have to be dismissed if adequate funding is going to be provided to the NHS.

This is what caught my eye:

https://fortune.com/2021/06/15/british-a-i-drug-discovery-company-exscientia-buys-austrian-cancer-cell-screening-company/

AI drug designer - UK company and a leader in the field; never heard of them before:

https://www.exscientia.ai/