My question was more to do with the European Single Market, and the considerations given to Belfast during Brexit negotiations. That's where my ambiguity came from.

Thanks for the info!

I'm unsure about the following. Do you know if flights between London and Belfast be covered under EU airline rules regarding missed and delayed flights?

Ten minutes is a long time. That's the purpose of dark patterns.

Compared to the high likelihood of delays or cancelled flights with Ryanair, I think it's worth it for peace of mind.

After they finally engaged with the warranty, they had someone come out to 'fix' it once every couple weeks until I gave up and just bought a different brand washer/dryer.

I'm now sworn off Beko, and will happily tell everyone I can about my terrible service :)

I've already outlined how I was criticizing the news cycle.

In Ireland, for as long as it has existed with its own government, the two have been pretty heavily intertwined.

IMO that's a pretty antagonistic read of my comment. GP said 'bigger story', you said 'visceral story'. In no way do I read myself or the GP dismissing the B&M story - quite the opposite, as GP says, noting "millions of dollars in PR damage" doesn't sound like ignoring something.

The second half of my comment was criticizing the news cycle, and its preference for unique headlines.

This headline about star wars lego? Less so.

The sports authorities get my gambling losses.

I think using the 60s as a comparison unfairly implies the CIA rehabilitated sooner than should be implied.

It does say that multiple owners of a single property can not have their voting rights apportioned by value, as this would be dilution or would not fit one person/one vote.