Soapy FFC

I use the A985 from Fife (boo, hiss, etc, etc) to the Kincardine Bridge. At the roundabout at the start of the Kincardine bypass, I've lost count of the number of time people go in the right lane (A in the picture below), indicate right, then go straight on exiting on the left lane (B below), ignoring the fact you are in the left lane going straight ahead. People like that shouldn't be allowed on the road.

I would say no, as the highway code says you don't indicate right for intermediate openings. However, as always, it's probably open to interpretation.

Going by the Highway Code, and from how I read your description, I'd be in the right lane

That would almost imply an integrated public transport system.

I wonder what the Council's stance on planning permission for houses would be.

Tied in with that is when a roundabout is 'improved' by signalisation, and the lanes that you would be in on the roundabout in a free moving one bear no relation to the lanes you need to be in where you get stopped at traffic lights on the roundabout.

I prefer this take on where we sit in the scheme of things

In the early 1970's if I found a 1/2p coin when out playing, I could buy a couple of blackjacks or fruit salad chews from the ice cream van.

I only skim read it, but was that not a case in English courts, a different legal system from us?

Also, the Peter Murrell arrest yesterday was another good deflection from MP kidnapping story.

The home gym guy from the Tesco Whoosh advert would make an excellent serial killer.

And, from where I'll always remember him, The Reverend Jim in Taxi

But, but, but, Angela Rayner ...

I've watched a couple of documentaries about Theranos and I have absolutely no sympathy for the real Elizabeth Holmes, who has the eyes and look of a psychopath.

It's still more money than I can probably spend in my lifetime. But I'm a simple person who thinks the lottery jackpot is more than I'd ever need.