I was not in the U.K. in the 1990s so its the first I know of Turkish drug gangs running in Liverpool .

Then we had Crossroads and Emmerdale Farm
In the early days they all had some charm
No one was murdered, no one was gay
Now the plots beat fifty shades of grey 
And it all goes on in that barn!


The comedians were funny, not rude
Nowadays some are too crude

The President of Irelands sister is one of the virtue signalling exhibitionists on the flotilla
Ranting and raving she is clearly deranged .


https://x.com/Irishchutzpah/status/2057877159201452191?s=20

A friend recommended this series but I only watched one episode, couldn't get into it.

https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=legends+series+cast

Enjoy your heatwave, we're not getting one, might reach 17c if we're lucky. But it's to be overcast with showers.

On Netflix 
About the breaking of the drug gangs in the U.K. in the 1990s

Quote from: GrannyMac on Yesterday at 05:33:34 PMOr me.  My oldest grandkids have Nationwide accounts, and their savvy parents.  Son works for another bank, and DIL used to, but they move stuff around for the best deals. I've been with Lloyds for years, and can't be bothered to change the current account although I probably should. 

I'm the same Granny I have been with Lloyds since I was 16 .
My grandfather was manager at its threadneedle st branch .
I can't be bothered to change my current account .
I keep my savings elsewhere .

I've had a Nationwide current account for years but their savings rates aren't good so stuff gets moved around a bit for savings. The savings one I opened with them is iirc 6.5% for a year and a maximum saving each month of £200. I just treat that as a bill and put it on standing order. I don't save extra to any degree I just move savings money around to make sure I don't use credit anywhere. I've made more from their bonus than I'll make on interest.

Moving current account is supposed to be automatically handled by the bank now but I don't really trust that so haven't moved it. You can pick up £100 or so every year by switching but the possibility of a cock up puts me off.

Quote from: klondike on Yesterday at 04:01:59 PMOddly Nationwide don't give anything to customers of either of those banks. Nor did I get anything for my Lloyds credit card nor my Chase or Trading212 accounts.

Or me.  My oldest grandkids have Nationwide accounts, and their savvy parents.  Son works for another bank, and DIL used to, but they move stuff around for the best deals. I've been with Lloyds for years, and can't be bothered to change the current account although I probably should.  

Quote from: Scrumpy on Yesterday at 02:05:59 PMI'm with NatWest and Santander .. Do I qualify.. ??

Oddly Nationwide don't give anything to customers of either of those banks. Nor did I get anything for my Lloyds credit card nor my Chase or Trading212 accounts.