dsr-burnley

Problem is that Hamas "soldiers" dress like civilians for two reasons. One, in the hope either that they will be spared because the Israeli army thinks they're civilians. Two, in the hope that civilians will be shot because the Israeli army thinks they are soldiers. If the Hamas army is an army, let them wear uniform and fight. (Or surrender.)

15 years? No part of a house should be scheduled to last 15 years. Houses are supposed to be long term. I expect a car to last 15 years. My roof stones (not slates) were put on 198 years ago, and when the roof was recently relaid (for the first time, incidentally) most of them are re-useable. Indian stone is available for the replacements. Try stone, if the house is strongly enough built to support it. Mind you, I haven't got solar panels on it. An east-west terrace roof in the north of England isn't best placed to take advantage!

If the brake fluid is fine and useable, they wouldn't necessarily replace it, but if it's dodgy business if they know it's on its way out and don't replace it. By "service" did UniFox21 perhaps mean the service of providing an MOT rather than a car service?

Surely if they were dong a service they should have changed the brake fluid as a matter of course?

According to the Daily Telegraph, part of the insurance risk of electric cars is that they have great difficulty in assessing the damage to the battery, and therefore have to replace the battery far more than is really necessary. If they had a better understanding of whether a battery has been damaged it would save on repair bills.