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Could some kind of tracking not be used? Sure they have something during riots that the police can 'tag' people with from a distance and then find them later. Obviously they would not be able to 'scan' people on the street but if someone was apprehended later and found to have been previously tagged then they can then be held accountable?
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Coolest place in England according to this American
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Thanks for clearing up here. As you say, the confusion has come from the secondary signal on the island that seems to suggest again that you can only go straight on at the next part of the junction, but with there being only one stop line I've not been able to make a decision on it either way myself. Had wondered if it was the case of no right turn purely because it can get quite gnarly on a bike due to the bus lane/stop often causing queues so cars then attempt to force their way in to the right hand lane. Hadn't been helped by works on museum street reducing that to one lane for a while too. But yeah cheers for the breakdown mate, didn't think I could get any more confused coming from the mental one way system and pedestrianisation of Newcastle but this one has had me stumped for months
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There’s a furniture/Knick knack shop in the town my parents live in that had a rather large Golliwog on display in the window next to their Betty Boop collection