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Any recommendations for a seat which will fit a T2? I don't want the child cage, just a seat with a back on it if possible.

I installed StarSim last night and started up a new game. I had a day off work today luckily enough and after 8 hours of this new game (inc about 3 hrs last night, don't worry!) I've only managed to find my way into 4 systems. Most of the gates are internal, they just lead to other parts of the same system. You can do this just as easily fast travelling or in cruise mode. But is there a specific way of working out where the gates are that go to locations in other systems. I have found, it seems, three of them but If I have a mission in another system until I have discovered where the gate to that system is (and can then Grav jump there like normal or follow the gate), I've no way of working out the route!

Is there a quick way of working this out, or removing the pointless internal system gates? There are no settings for this mod as far as I can tell.

Otherwise it looks very good, there are a plethra of new ships and objects in space, including lots of manufacturing plants, farms etc which I'm guessing are used for the economic sim part of it. It's just slowing things down a bit too much to be enjoyable at the moment.

Thanks!

Hi,

My CBT ran out end of June and the tax on my bike is due, although I won't have time to retake my CBT before September at a guess because of work etc. Should I pay the tax (it's only £27) or SORN it? How do I un-SORN it once I can ride again? Sorry if these sound like dumb questions, but I have no experience of these things. Thank you.

Hi

I've bought BG 1 and 2 enhanced edition on Xbox

I played BG1 on PC back in the day (wish i still had the boxed edition!) and wanted to try BG2 but the only options on the home screen are BG1, Siege Of Dragon spear and Black Pits. There is no BG 2 displayed. Are they rolled into one game now in this Xbox Enhanced version?

Thanks,

Paul

With the increase in AI taking away a lot of entry level jobs (and others) in the near future, the case for UBI to subsidise a squeeze on wages seems to be getting stronger.

How would this work in practice though? Would it be administered through the tax system, and how much would it be?

The main argument against this is that it will lead to an increase in rent and retail price. If I was a landlord and I knew that my tenants each had an extra, say £1000 in rent, I would just put the rent up by that much. I think there would probably be an increase in retail prices too and possibly a reduction in average wages as employers would see this as a "subsidy" on wages enabling them to pay less and keep the same margins.

I know where it has been trialled, this is not necessarily the case but I think this is because the trials have been in small areas or to certain marginal employment groups (eg artists/creative industries) and haven't had a wider impact.

So to make it work, what else would need to be put in place? It's an idea that I like in theory, and has been suggested by Andy Burnham as something he would potentially be interested in, but because of the reasons above I just can't see how it would work in practice.

Hi,

I listen to BBC Radio 4 on my echo in the mornings via the BBC sounds app but the echo is no longer connecting to it and says that I am not signed in. This It says that it has sent a link to my Alexa app on the phone, but it hasn't done.

Any idea how I can rectify this please?

Thank you!