u/Terrible_Tale_53

I spent my day as a wheelchair user trying to find a pair of formal trousers that are loose fitting and not tight around the crotch. I was hoping that I would be able to scour the high street in search for something.

Unfortunatley I did not.

Sitting in the trousers I have already with immense discomfort. Every shop I went to, from M&S to Matalan to NEXT had nothing that I needed. The gentleman at M&S did his best to assist me and we had both come to a conclusion that I would have to look online instead. We both came to the conclusion that shops just don't stock these sorts of clothing in physical stores because they are pushing for tighter clothing that everyone else seems to be wearing.

I much prefer to purchase these things in person so that I can at least see what I am getting and try them on before I buy them to ensure that they do fit so that I do not need to deal with returns.

After all that it hit me that the fashion industry is just not accessible to disabled people. And what does exist in the way of acceisble clothing is hugley expensive. It would be great if there was more affordable, accesible clothing for disabled people.

I have found something online and I am just hoping it is what I am looking for and that I do not have to deal with the returns processes. Wish me luck.

Feel free to comment your experiences.

It was obvious that Farage had used the £5m to buy a house in a constituency dumb enough to vote for Farage.

His girlfriend didn't pay for it. Now we know who bought the house.

Farage himself should refrain from making comments on this topic whilst his own finances are under scrutiny. As we know Farage failed to disclose £5m which he thinks he didn't have to.

The rules would say otherwise Farage.

Of course he can claim as much as he likes that this is a smear campaign and he is a victim. It still doesn't change the fact that he is being scrutinised for the rules he broke.

He's broken the ministerial code of conduct more than 14 times by this point.

It is honestly quite hard to get an answer out of him or even the truth. He gets extremely defensive and vicious when asked about it.

If he's not going to tell the truth then there's something more he's hiding.

After Nathan Gill was jailed for taking Russian bribes, it would be no suprise if Farage did the same. Because he wouldn't be so vicious towards people asking about his finances.

Of course the question is no longer *why didn't you disclose the amount* but rather *are there any other large sums we don't know about?*

Someone must tell Farage that he is not above the law or the rules. He must take accountability of his actions and heavily scrutinised.

Farage doesn't stop to ask whether what he is doing is illegal or not because he will just do it anyway.