or maybe they'll turn on each other? Who loots the looters?jamieson87 said:Quote me if I'm wrong, but I think tonight will be much quieter. They will get bored.
Where can I watch this on the internet?dc89 said:Everyone stop what you're doing!
The PM is going to speak at 10.30.
Our saviour is back.
Zenith said:How come no media's calling out the police's shit approach?
badkitten said:Plus who wants to wait for the news from the morning paper when the rioting happening right down the road
thelatestmodel said:I don't think their approach was "shit", they were just totally outnumbered and overpowered. BBC News and apparently Sky are giving Theresa May a hard time.
Aaron Biber, 89, assesses the damage to his hairdressing salon after riots on Tottenham High Road on August 7, 2011. (Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Be careful carrying anything, it would be a good way to get arrested for carrying a weapon.Mecha_Infantry said:TBH Twitter has contributed so much BS, like a guy being dragged out and set on fire, guy shot in the head, tiger being let loose form the zoo. Plus the Daily Mail?! Guaranteed BS!
Unfortunately I am going into work tomorrow so I need to travel through these areas, so I am thinking of carrying something with me just incase, but I should be OK
Zenith said:How come no media's calling out the police's shit approach?
dc89 said:Everyone stop what you're doing!
The PM is going to speak at 10.30.
Our saviour is back.
I'd like to think our coppers can deal with it. My only issue is that last night was just yoof from St. Anns. The mouthbreathers in the other trouble areas are probably feeling a slight ego-bruising this morning because they didn't get involved. I hope they don't decide to even the score.JMB said:Thanks for the update, not good news though. Yeah I wouldn't be surprised if the Meadows thugs aren't far behind getting involved and I hope it doesn't spread to Broxtowe, I live there (Eastwood)
I hope everything is fine where ever you are, let's hope Nottingham doesn't descend into chaos like London, Birmingham and Liverpool have done...
Appreciated but it's really not that bad here. Yet. Fortunately the missus is in Thailand for a month so I don't need to worry about herSalazar said:Stay safe, Dave, and don't kill anybody who doesn't absolutely need to die.
There's not much worth defending!Juicy Bob said:I'm about to start studying in Nottingham soon. If you need any help defending anything Dave, I've got a cricket bat I can bring with me.
Infinite_Daremo said:Just heard it on BBC news, insurance companies will not pay for any cars damaged in the riots.
Hahahahaha nobody stole the Peter Crouch autograph.Banzaiaap said:Fuck everything about these riots. This pictures almost brought a tear to my eye. So sad.
I guess they're expecting the police to pay up.Infinite_Daremo said:Just heard it on BBC news, insurance companies will not pay for any cars damaged in the riots.
Dead Man said:Be careful carrying anything, it would be a good way to get arrested for carrying a weapon.
Aad said:Where can I watch this on the internet?
What the fuck? That can't be right.Infinite_Daremo said:Just heard it on BBC news, insurance companies will not pay for any cars damaged in the riots.
BBC works fine here in The Netherlands.dc89 said:You bet your sweet ass that Sky News will have it on live as will the BBC. So your best finding a stream.
Or you can try this:
http://news.sky.com/home/liveplus
Or this:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14449675
Both may be available to UK-GAF only though, not sure.
SmokyDave said:There's not much worth defending!
What is the point in them then?Infinite_Daremo said:Just heard it on BBC news, insurance companies will not pay for any cars damaged in the riots.
Yeah, there's not a man nor group in this city that could pry my iPhone from my grip.Salazar said:The world knows how bereft you would feel without an iOS device.
Dead Man said:What the fuck? That can't be right.
If the police explain why they did a sufficient job of defending the cars, and that they aren't responsible. Then the insurance companies will probably pay up.Napoleonthechimp said:What is the point in them then?
Napoleonthechimp said:What is the point in them then?
Dead Man said:Be careful carrying anything, it would be a good way to get arrested for carrying a weapon.
thelatestmodel said:Indeed, I would love to hear their explanation for why that is.
It may be one of the more unlikely scenarios, but this is why people buy insurance! You're just going to leave people thousands of pounds out of pocket? Fuck.
jorma said:This post has zero class compared to kentpaul.
Cheers man. Even works fine in China.MmmSkyscraper said:
Infinite_Daremo said:David Cameron "I am granting the Metropolitan Police emergency powers to use water cannons, rubber bullets and tear gas to take back control of our streets from these poncing parasites biting the hand that feeds them.
But he has a job now :/Prine said:He comes across as a chav. No class or respect for himself. Celebrating an existence on the dole is what chavs do.
thelatestmodel said:Indeed, I would love to hear their explanation for why that is.
It may be one of the more unlikely scenarios, but this is why people buy insurance! You're just going to leave people thousands of pounds out of pocket? Fuck.
Coverage for damage to property resulting from riot or civil commotion. Riot is defined by most state laws as a violent disturbance involving three or more (in some states two or more) persons. Civil commotion is a more serious and prolonged disturbance or violent uprising. Losses from riots in major cities during the 1960s caused insurers to stop writing this type of coverage in certain urban areas.
Insurers may argue that the Police were not quick enough to act and we could see claims from insurers against the Police under the Riot (Damage) Act 1886 which allows companies and individuals to sue the police over damage caused during civil disturbances.
In 2009 Judges ruled that Bedfordshire Police Authority could be sued for £42 million damages, following the disturbance that destroyed the Yarls Wood Immigration Detention Centre in 2002.
painey said:im sure if you guys check your fine print on your insurance policies they are excluded from acts of god and things like rioting/terrorism
Sblargh said:Who exactly is rioting?
slothmeister said:okay seriously wtf is this:
So now these chav's are just doing it for ***** & giggles. Great! No doubt this will have calmed down by friday but just ridiculous