It’s on Tubi in the UK, Season 1, Episode 9. Hammond is a school principal, and Peter is a student undercover for a drug bust.
First time I’ve seen Hammond with a moustache. 🥸
two for a tango yes plz. Val is so beautiful as Qetesh
It used to be easy you just waited until after January. But aren’t the calculations done around now
I’ve looked everywhere in the app and can’t see the calculator for it. Or does it appear closer to January?
I’ve looked in the hmrc app and tax app and payee can’t find it.
Start my new job this week but just getting nervous. Any tips to calm down before first day. 3 months unemployed.
Got a new job was either going to use park and ride or Corporation Street car park or else the one just before the Westlink.
does anyone know if the park and ride just before the Westlink goes past North Street also does anyone know how much it is and what time the last one goes back to the car park and where you would get back out to it from the town.
Anyone else having an issue getting verified? It’s not giving me the option to scan other IDs.
It’s odd how it’s not giving me the passport or driving licence option. I refuse to get a credit card just to verify my age.
The feels like going tescos getting asked for id at 50
I was avoiding people being in the frame which is why the right is cut off.
What are they building just to the left of the traffic lights? Is that dedicated parking for the station near the taxi drop-offs? It all seems to be boarded up at the minute.
When Northern Ireland puts its mind to it, we build nice buildings. Having seen the student accommodation again beside Queen’s, the buildings don’t look as bad as I first thought. It’s nice to see the area getting attention. I just hope the station doesn’t end up in a bad state with drugs like the old Europa had issues with.
I’ve always paid National Insurance through work or claiming benefits, but I noticed severals gap of a few years when younger in my pension record.
Forecast shows:
Do I need to worry about this short gap, or can I safely ignore it? If it matters, what’s the easiest way to top it up?
Can u add the payments In some how.
Finally got a new job, now the real world issue of getting the bus again. I got a warrant card from my work coach.
Question is, is the bus station at Grand Central ticket desk open during the morning, as my local one seems to be closed over the holiday?
I need them to load the journeys onto my SmartLink card.
3 Apr 2026 3:00 PM
A white Audi car parked inside the police station in Lurgan, Co Armagh after a delivery driver was threatened at gunpoint and forced to drive his car with an object inside to the town’s police station. © PA Radar
The New IRA has admitted responsibility for a proxy bomb attack on a Co Armagh police base.
A pizza delivery driver was forced at gunpoint to transport the viable device to Lurgan PSNI station on Monday night.
It sparked a major security alert, with roads closed and homes evacuated.
The driver was hijacked by two masked men in the nearby Kilwilkie estate before being ordered to drive to the station.
In a statement to the Irish News, the New IRA used a recognised codeword and described itself as the ‘IRA’ while admitting responsibility.
It claimed the driver was targeted because they deliver pizzas to Lurgan PSNI station.
It has sparked fears that staff providing services to the PSNI will now be targeted by dissidents.
In 2009, two pizza delivery drivers were shot and seriously injured by the Real IRA at Massereene Army Barracks in Antrim. Two soldiers were killed in the attack and another two injured.
The New IRA includes some ex-Real IRA members.
During the Troubles, the Provisional IRA also targeted people working for the police.
In 1992 eight Protestant workmen were murdered at Teebane crossroads near Cookstown. The workmen were targeted because their employer did construction work for the security forces.
SDLP Policing Board member Colin McGrath urged the New IRA to “leave the stage”.
“There can be no justification for forcing a delivery driver to carry an explosive device to a police station, putting lives at risk,” he said.
“Nobody should be subjected to this while trying to do their job and this incident evokes some of the worst memories of our past.
“This group has no support and nothing to offer people in the North.
“We are constantly reminded of the futility of this kind of violence and I would ask these people to get off the backs of their community, leave the stage and let people live in peace.”
DUP Upper Bann MP Carla Lockhart said: “Any right-thinking person will utterly condemn these individuals, whose only apparent aim is to gain notoriety or status through acts of intimidation and violence, as they seek to disrupt communities this weekend.
“I would urge anyone with information about those responsible to come forward to the PSNI and assist in bringing them to justice.”
Police previously described the Lurgan device as “crude but viable”.
It was placed in the boot of the driver’s white Audi A4 before being transported to the police station.
It is understood the car was driven past an empty security post and open gate and parked behind a blast wall before Army bomb squad experts carried out a controlled explosion
Around 100 homes were evacuated during the incident.
Massereene Army base in Antrim
On Thursday Chief Constable Jon Boutcher condemned those who carried out the attack as “cowards” and said dissident republican groups “have no support and nothing to offer”.
Mr Boutcher said the incident is “likely to have been a sad attempt to appear relevant ahead of planned dissident republican parades over Easter”.
He said the investigation into the attack is ongoing but “there is little doubt that dissident republicans were responsible”.
“The only thing these people are interested in is themselves and their own egos,” he said.
“They are irrelevant to today’s communities in Northern Ireland.”
Mr Boutcher described the attempted attack as being “as futile as it was cruel”.
He added: “These events are a timely reminder that the threat level in Northern Ireland remains at substantial meaning at any time an attack is likely.
“PSNI officers and staff are still the primary target of that threat.”
In March 2009, two soldiers were murdered as they accepted a pizza delivery at Massereene Army base.
Sappers Mark Quinsey (23) from Birmingham and Patrick Azimkar (21) from London were gunned down in what then Northern Ireland Secretary Shaun Woodward described as an “attempt at mass murder”.
Dozens of shots were fired and four others, including two pizza delivery men, were injured during the Real IRA attack.