@__meleKK@Dyson You can buy replacement batteries on Ebay which are pretty good. You can also get them from Dyson. Just keep an eye on the charging plugs you use if you have more than one Dyson.
@__meleKK@Dyson Do you have another Dyson by any chance? The charging plugs are identical but if you don't use them with the model they were supplied with they will drain the battery completely. I don't know why - this seems to be by design (thanks @Dyson.
@RichardGCorbett This is the point of companies - limited liability. The Johnson administration handed out contracts like sweets without seeking personal guarantees from directors. They caused this. I don't like what Baroness Mone has got away with but UK company law isn't to blame for this.
@MmisterNobody Broke up with my very ex boyfriend. 15 stone of useless flab gone in one conversation. I hear he's married now and a stay at home dad. I feel for hid poor wife.
@jaydbint I wish this surprised me. It doesn't. I witnessed the receptionists at my GP surgery loudly interrogate an elderly man publicly about an issue that was a) clearly embarrassing for him and b) causing agonising pain. Then they told him it wasn't urgent.
@UndisScot We stayed in Glenelg about 15 years ago and in an absolute triumph of timing, arrived the day after the ferry to Skye closed for the winter. The three hour drive to the other ferry port (and indeed, to anywhere other than Glenelg) is very scenic though.
@NickOresme@JohnBishop100 Much as I hate to be a party pooper in relation to that wonderful tale, this illustrates why it was a very, very bad idea to allow you to do that and why it shouldn't and hopefully wouldn't happen now: https://t.co/t2S5bhKxSX.
@Carol4OliveFarm Sadly, you're not the only one desperate to keep wringing a sad situation for attention and information. Encouraging pointless speculation masquerading as concern is as tasteless as it is transparent. Stop.
@EvelynE04265048@docjlmdvm@fasc1nate The responsible thing to do would have been not to allow or even risk the baby getting into the enclosure in the first place.
@AnnetteMckay15 3/3 nearly there I promise - really important that your solicitor has them (or at least copies if you do send them) so that the evidence of your very clear intention is with the Will. Sorry you're having to do this though, not a situation anyone wants to be in.
@AnnetteMckay15 2/2 to challenge a will on the basis that there must have been a terrible mistake. It's upsetting for the people you do want to inherit. The letters will head that off at the pass, but there's no point sending them now - they are most powerful and useful if kept with the Will 2/3