Hello, I have a rather mundane question, but I can’t seem to find a clear answer online. Suppose I’m cycling or running in the UK and I accidentally knock someone over, causing them injury or disability. What type of insurance would cover my liability in such a case?
It’s in the northern sky. I first saw it at 8pm, it was still the same an hour later. I can’t see the northern sky clearly where I am now, but it’s coming up to 1am and I can still see a red glow in the same place (it’s more pinky red than the photo shows).
I can’t bloody shift it! I had the worst of it a couple of weekends ago and every time I feel better, the next day I feel terrible again. A blocked nose is meaning I get fuck all sleep and I keep feeling extremely exhausted.
The one joy I can take from this morning is being part of the collective action when the drivers in my one lane of traffic worked together to keep out the twats who went in the wrong lane going the other direction, who blatantly tried to skip past it all but got stuck, especially when they would’ve been better just waiting behind me when I was last in my queue.
The first full moon of November is known as the beaver moon, and this year it is also the second of three consecutive supermoons. Here is all you need to know.
I’m Greek + English, used to live in the UK years ago, and I visited again see a friend in a new city. What surprised me was how everyone (not literally, but a very large portion) seemed to have their own distinct look.
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