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Moving to HL etc. - and won't be back - heads should roll for this totally avoidable cockup.

Indeed! Not only ALL the things you mention, but you can get fresh fruit & Veg. dairy, cheese any day of the week, (market day or not) - plus fresh-baked bread, meat & fish, Pharmacy, Specs, Mobiles & other electrical goods, clothing, household goods round the clock at your UK Extra sized Supermarket - invaluable for people who work. Thanks for reminding me of French bucolic, rural life as experienced in the '60s, En Vacances.

Has dividend been canceled?

The future is always uncertain & more so after Brexit - if the SP plunges, you have added a ball & chain to a drowning man via scrips, a friend's experience, who took scrips year after year, has led me to avoid them.

Only Safety in the Grave, IMO. I would take anything over 250p to quit this Hall of Mirrors & grow mushrooms - I am used to being kept in the Dark & covered in Manure :(

�It is still very early in the process,� Acacia Chief Executive Brad Gordon said on a conference call after the company released quarterly results. �There is a long way to go before any proposal is made to Acacia.� Panmure Gordon & Co mining analyst Kieron Hodgson said it was �strange� for Barrick to negotiate for a company meant to be responsible for its own future. �It�s akin to negotiating for your brother and then your brother picking up the bill,� he said.

Witless: Of course! Open more UK stores, genius!! Tsco only have 3,400 - more than SBRY, Waitrose, Aldi & Lidl put together... but then, I don't understand market saturation... Good luck with your stupidity medication & addiction to penny shares.

Logic has very little to do with a bill of 190 billion turning into 300 million, plus 16 percent ownership of 3 mines, plus 50 Percent taxes, etc, etc, etc. or any other bloody silly deal the 'Bulldozer', operating as his own arresting officer & arbitrator, can come up with. Where's the ruddy RNS from ACA??? I have NO idea what our share of this 'Pig in a Poke' deal is worth & neither has anybody else.

Is blowing smoke out of his bottom , I would be astonished if fund managers piled in after such fearsome losses & a 'deal' struck by our ringfenced previous parent company,which apparently requires. ACA shareholder approval. I defy anyone to explain the 'deal' in plain English.

In fairness, I should say the ground-breaking class action before the courts will only decide if Employees can sue their Employer for losing their personal data - an action for damages will only be decided once this principle is established first.

I recall a few weeks ago how completely dismissive 'Ravens' were about TSCO dividends resuming, so NO, I don't rule out an SP above 600p, specially if Booker merge comes off, giving us a new high growth business to run hand-in-glove with TSCO.

Something is happening - but we don't know what it is... who is taking the hit Barrack Gold or ACA? Of course SuperRamp is buying,if we believe his posts - the rest of us are waiting for the smoke to clear :)

Jonjo:Quite so. I believe Witless was Seiforte previously - another Mentalist/timewaster :)

Are judged best in a blind tasting. We are also driving down debt by offering to buy back millions of pounds worth of Bond notes.

Marcus: your moronic jibe also ignores Disabled Shopper's - well catered for by Tesco & Sbry stores, often designated as Community Toilets - more reasons to ignore the LADs, you won't always be a spotty teenager :)

Dumbo: I'm perfectly happy with my Tesco shares, I recived thousands in compo & may buy a few more with my divs. in Nov. Toilets in a supermarket are an obvious advantage especially when shopping with children, tho I note even some Morrisons don't have them. The only alternative sometimes, is to abandon your shopping & quit the store.

As we queued not so patiently, waiting for more tills to open, my Man at the Lidl Till said 'I wouldn't queue like this, I'd be off!' - quite so... Perhaps Lidl may one day develop their own 'Heat' technology to open new tills automatically, like Tesco.

Assume Marxist Labour steal all the Utilities with no compensation. They would still have to raise the money to run them - can't see a big queue of lenders forming.

What can I say? you can't distinguish between a question you VOLUNTEER to answer on Twitter which is easily ignored & being approached by Pollsters on the phone or in the flesh.

Driftwood: the man was NOT employed by Tesco, but a security firm - keep firing the shotgun you may hit something eventually :)