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Even better ,you can have mine at 12.5p

It's not a sell,uncrossed trade just balancing the books

From Bloomberg

I would be very happy with a 10% rise

I am also in for a trade,hoping for a small spike on news either today or Tuesday

divi paid today

Yes its for both selling and buying

They charge £11.95 per trade

© Reuters/Toby Melville FILE PHOTO: The British Union flag flutters above the Buckingham Palace in London
(Reuters) - The British government is planning to buy equity stakes in airlines and other companies affected by the coronavirus pandemic, the Financial Times reported https://on.ft.com/2QypHcc on Saturday.
The government plans to invest billions of pounds in companies including IAG-owned British Airways in return for shares that would eventually be sold back to private investors, the newspaper reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
The move comes after the government was warned that its economic support packages, including a 330 billion-pound ($385 billion) lifeline of loan guarantees, will not be enough to save companies from collapse, the paper reported.
Transport Minister Grant Shapps spoke to major airports and airlines on Wednesday about how the government could support the industry. Discussions about a support package for airlines and airports are ongoing.
The United Kingdom has reported 3,983 coronavirus infections and 177 deaths.
(Reporting by Rebekah Mathew in Bengaluru; Editing by Raju Gopalakrishnan and Jane Wardell)

Not a cure yet.
"Patients taking favipiravir tested negative after a median of four days, compared to 11 days in the control group, according to Zhang. There were no clear side effects, he added.
Another clinical trial in Wuhan revealed that patients treated with favipiravir recovered from fever in 2.5 days on average, versus 4.2 days for other patients. Coughing symptoms also improved within 4.6 days -- about 1.4 days earlier than those who did not take the drug.
Only 8.2% of the patients taking favipiravir needed respiratory aids, whereas 17.1% of the patients in the control group were put on devices.
The positive reception in China contrasts with reservations over Avigan in Japan, where the drug obtained regulatory approval in 2014 on condition that it would only be used if the government decided to fight new or re-emerging influenza viruses. Studies found that the drug may cause fetal deaths or deformities, and can be transferred in semen."

Thank you

I am asking where did you see that,obviously on the internet

Where do you see that EX DIV on 13/02/20

Only once we have the virus sorted

OK, if you can guarantee me £2.50 in a few days ill hold on..

If it touches £2.80 ill take another 10 000 shares...

I sold at £4.62 and waiting to buy back but think it has more to fall yet,until they find a cure for this virus I think we could see much lower prices

What? you really think Thursday is going to change anything , we will be stuck at this Brexit roundabout for years to come

Why, what happens on Thursday

How is it positive, just a repeat of the 30th September RNS. Plus we seem to have lost 465 grams of gold between then and now. Where is the good news he was boasting about!