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I think I'd be the same. I'd be curious but ultimately I probably wouldn't let it consume me. It's been consuming him though, and I hope he gets closure.

Can't call myself an expert, but I felt safer in NYC the times I've been there than in London or Paris. By a long way.

A "misunderstanding".

Reminds me of the Chinese Belt & Road Initiative. Not that this is a bad thing, if this gets going it's good for this part of the Philippines. Would be great if the odd passenger train could run too.

If only some other countries I could mention would deal with undocumenteds in a similar way. Well done to the woman for ratting him. I wonder what he did to get this treatment though, maybe he wasn't paying his rent, maybe, well, maybe dozens of things. Maybe there was a reward for the woman to do the ratting.

People who need to be looked after must be looked after. Everybody else? Well, maybe a little bit of help for a short period, then you need to get a job. There you are, sorted.

Fine them £1,000 per second per post. Suspect they might move quite quickly if that was in place.

Well, that proved to be wrong! Congratulations to Mamdani for winning.

Yeah, been to NYC twice. The first time I didn't get it. 2nd time I had learnt from my first time, and loved it. Met plenty of friendly decent people. Been to LA twice, disliked it both times. In total I've been to 42 of the 50 States, generally loved all of them especially when I could get out of the cities into smaller town and countryside. As for the rest of the world my least favourite have been Sao Paulo & Rio in Brazil (crime-ridden dangerous places), Cape Town (same reason, but saved by the sheer number of unofficial police and security guards). Best cities are generally in Asia, plus Sydney & Melbourne.

Agree. In the bit of China I live in Gmail works fine. If I go 30km north it doesn't. Go figure.

Will he be targeting her with a right hook?

What's the chances of the next lot not being corrupt? 🤣😂😆😜

A great initiative!

This is nice to see. I'm not surprised that it needs volunteers to help out, happens a lot round the world. I note of course Australian example/exception mentioned by JimHuaHin. Where I'm originally from the local councils have basically stopped the vast majority of basic environmental maintenance, so if the population want it to look today then they need to get out themselves. Some examples of non-activity and some good local work below. I also agree with blaze master's comment, needs to be regular. Perhaps it could be supported by anyone arrested for any offence as part of a community punishment (plus the donation of tea money of course)? Make the place better for everyone, including the sois.

If it had been a British restorer she might have had a trout pout?