rob wrote: ↑Tue 18 Aug, 2020 10.00 Rolling News being a dick and asking that people credit the images he's posted in the BBC World News thread.

I've edited the original post to include the appropriate credit.

When will that BBC rebrand huge mock thread be put out of its misery?

Don't forget "weren't they supposed to have a window view downstairs but there was a protest/it was sunny/someone flashed the DG" too.

Nice bit of casual racism there from Rolling News and his dad in the BBC News presenters thread I see.

Martin Phillp wrote: ↑Fri 22 May, 2020 15.57 30 Carluccio's saved.

https://news.sky.com/story/carluccios-d ... sf-twitter

Ironically using a photo of the Norwich branch which closed well over a year ago.

Have I been missing anything by never bothering to read the "favourite region growing up" thread?

I've never looked because I thought the whole premise was stupid - surely most people whilst they were growing up only had access to one region, so how could they compare it to any other?

Hey guys if anyone is interested in how badly my local station WTAF butchers BBC World News, have a look at these 57 YouTube videos I've linked below. Like all the O&O stations they recently had an amazing new set installed featuring all the latest fake brick wall and blue perspex. Check it out!

Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

Speaking of Sainsbury's, I've found them to be far the worst locally when it comes to getting stock back to (somewhat) normal levels - what's everyone else's experiences like? Local branches of Asda, Tesco and Lidl seem to be much, much better and almost like normal (as far as stock levels go at lea...

I've never really used anything other than Google, mainly because the results never seem as good. Not heard of DuckDuckGo either but their !bang thing is a standard out of the box feature in Chrome and I use them all the time. You can create your own for personal use, no need for anything to be subm...

Owen_ploc. Ugh.