Drug addiction

The whole experience of warzone takes too long for it to be fun for me.

To you maybe. Not everyone judges the same way as you

It's very very odd. But I think it's influenced by the american "fuckcars" culture.

I can't get my head around this attitude. People buy things because they like them, and they have a choice with what they buy.

Look up Code G of PACE. Not turning up to a voluntary interview gives the necessity for a prompt and effective investigation (secure evidence by questioning).

Preferring violent crime in your community because ACAB or something

Dense urban dystopia

Only if it's an indictable offence. A low value theft will be a summary offence.

Control Possession for home games against bigger teams, Gegenpress for home games against weaker/same level teams, Wing Play for most/all away games

Good survey, comprehensive questions. BF3-esque features for me.

Well how are the prisons so full?

ITT: Complete misunderstanding of day-to-day policing priorities and resources. A response bobby doesn't spend their shift investigating Raynor or mean Tweets. They spend it responding to ongoing domestic abuse, violence, mental health crises, they spend it in hospital, in custody, between 100's of different forms for everything, job to job to job. Incidents where the offender has already left lowers the risk level. If you have one bobby you don't send them to a report of criminal damage an hour ago where the unknown offender has left in an unknown direction, you send them to the ongoing incident where the bloke is battering his mrs with the kids in the house. But I guess that doesn't get ignorant upvotes on UkPol

From the article:

His predecessor, Mark Drakeford, also said during a Senedd debate: “I don’t think there’s any doubt that the evidence demonstrates that [20mph limits] improve road safety and that they have a part to play in improving air quality and reducing carbon emissions”.

From the article:

His predecessor, Mark Drakeford, also said during a Senedd debate: “I don’t think there’s any doubt that the evidence demonstrates that [20mph limits] improve road safety and that they have a part to play in improving air quality and reducing carbon emissions”.

From the article:

His predecessor, Mark Drakeford, also said during a Senedd debate: “I don’t think there’s any doubt that the evidence demonstrates that [20mph limits] improve road safety and that they have a part to play in improving air quality and reducing carbon emissions”.

If you read the article it says the Welsh Government

Yes its a bit odd how that Americanism has infested the UK subs.

There are 7 billion people on the planet therefore you should cycle 30 miles to work each day isn't a great sell to be honest

Kind of proving my point there. It's too convenient so we must make it worse.

For people who commute 30 miles a day for example?

That's great and all, but I do enjoy the gym and exercising, of which cycling can be a form of, it's just not a good form of transportation for myself in my day to day life.

No. Why shouldn't cyclists be responsible if they kill pedestrians? On the highway code, pedestrians are above cyclists on the hierarchy of road users.

So instead of insults, can you explain how is this scheme trying not to encourage other forms of transport to the detriment of driving?