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Poser: Suppose you and your missus have lived in Thailand for several years. Despite both having UK passports, apparently you aren't entitled to free NHS treatment in the event that you fall ill/have an accident while visiting the UK. That's one good reason to have health insurance for any planned holiday there. Another is the current well-documented state of the NHS ER service (very long waits for ambulances, ambulances queuing to deliver patients to ERs, beds lined up in corridors after triage etc. Q: Are any Thai (or other) insurers offering coverage that guarantees admission to private UK hospitals in the event of an accident/health emergency? TIA

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Good question - I'm planning on doing the same. Replies to KannikaP will be most helpful. (My immigration money is in a Krungsri Bank account)

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they were both seated in the rear of the trailer, managing the blade.

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Overseas holiday imminent for the driver? 💢

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Spare a thought for the husband and father ....👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Just bought a new lap-top, which came pre-loaded with WINDOWS 11 and OFFICE. Like its predecessors, it will be used primarily for document creation and editing. 70% in English, 30% in Chinese, often switching between them in a single document. I'd assumed that - like other lap-tops I've had - it would be a simple matter to activate the Chinese keyboard function for WORD, allowing pinyin alphabetic input on the keyboard and Chinese characters to appear on-screen: as done many times before, click on Keyboard Layout, then hit on 'Chinese (Simplified, China'. Not in this case: that produces a message "Your Windows license only supports one display language" & "Simplified Chinese IME dictionaries are not ready yet". I'd be very grateful for any suggestions of a fix. TIA

"strike survivor" ??