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Were you in your mid to late forties, believing you were probably no longer fertile when you fell pregnant? I'd really love to talk to someone who has been in this situation for a newspaper article (so you must be happy to be identified and pictured) There's a fee involved if you fit the brief. Pls PM for more info. thanks v much.

Oh and thanks so much right-clicking!

apparently so, there's all these websites saying they will take any laptop, however old, however broken...worth a go

The computer doesn't work anymore so I can't do that!

Hello, am trying to recycle my very old Toshiba laptop but am being asked all sorts of questions which I can't answer - can anyone help or tell me where i can find the info (I haven't got the manual anymore) It's a Toshiba Model no PS100E-001RE-EN Does anyone know: amount of RAM? the hard drive? What processor it uses? The speed of the processor? thanks in advance

Hi there I know there's lots of threads on this so apologies for posting yet another. A report is due to be published on Monday which will find, unsuprisingly, that spiralling nursery costs are adding to the financial woes of parents and in many cases they are considering, once nursery fees have been paid, whether if it's worth them working at all. I would love to speak to you if you are the position of debating whether it's worth carrying on working or perhaps you have recently given up work for this very reason. This would be for a very short, pre recorded interview for ITV Daybreak. It would take about an hour and I can pay a small fee for your time. Pls PM for more info. Thanks v much!

bibimax Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > a single mum who is earning just above the ?42,475 > (hmm, not sure there are many single mums who earn > this but if you are out there, get in touch!) so > will lose her child benefit > > I actually take great offence at this statement - > there are plenty of highly skilled/qualified > professional single mums (dads) earning over this benchmark - perhaps you need to research your > comments! BibiMax - I certainly did not mean that offensively - I am a single mum myself and in a professional job but not as high up the career ladder as I might have been if I'd been in a couple. I guess I was probably thinking from a personal point of view that when you are a single parent you tend to (or at least I have) take on a slightly lesser role at work as you are always the one that does drop off/pick ups so need to dash at 5, you want to spend as much time with your child as possible as they don't have two of you so that I stepped back from the more managerial positions with a higher salary that I perhaps could have had if I'd been in a couple. That is all I meant - so not 'researched' comments, more personal. And I am a long way from losing my child benefit as I survive on substantially less than the ?42k benchmark unfortunately. > Any single mums and dads out there are doing a bloody hard job!

Yes please, would love to speak to her!

Hello Next week parliament will debate cutting child benefit for higher rate tax payers - for the TV show I work on I'm looking to talk to people who this may affect. Ideally I'd like to talk to: a single mum who is earning just above the ?42,475 (hmm, not sure there are many single mums who earn this but if you are out there, get in touch!) so will lose her child benefit a couple who both earn just below the ?42,475 limit so will retain their child benefit despite having a combined income of just over ?84,000. Many thanks!

Hi there I'm looking to talk to mums who have returned to work after having a child but because they requested part time working have had their role downgraded or perhaps have had to look for a less senior/less skilled role in another company because you did not want to go back to work full time? It's to do a pre-recorded TV interview to go along with a news story along these lines coming out tomorrow...we'd need about an hour of your time. Pls PM me for more info. thanks v much.

computedshorty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You might not have owned the car in 2004, or the > Warden might not have worked for the authority at > that time. > One year can be an error but eight years is not > reasonable. > If the ticket was issued in 2004 the rule that is > quoted might not apply. > Civil Enforcement of Parking Contraventions > (England) General Regulations 2007. Hello all, my car is N Reg so 1995-1996 so obviously couldn't have owned it in 2004...I think I will phone up and explain rather than risk an appeal. Thanks so much for all advice and info

Hi I stupidly parked for 3 mins on a single yellow line yesterday whilst picking up my daughter and found a penalty charge notice when I returned - only thing is, it's dated 1/2/2004 (date of contravention) and the same for date of service of this notice. I don't know how this has happened but does it give me any leeway for not paying the ticket? thanks

hello thanks for all the advice, much appreciated, I have now changed my password four times but every day my hotmail is still sending out unsolicited emails - arrggghhh! Sorry,there is so much advice on here can someone just tell me definitively what to do? - in fact think some of you have already just need to get the time to sort it out. thanks all.

Hello in the last hour my hotmail account has sent numerous unsolicited emails to everyone in my address book - what is this? Is it a virus or have I been hacked or something? How do I stop it? Any help greatly appreciated - thanks v much

Hi - am looking to talk to someone who was burgled whilst they were at home, the offender was caught, but you feel their sentence was far too short....it's to do an interview for a morning TV show in relation to new sentencing guidelines for burglars that are being introduced next week. Please PM me for more info. Many thanks.

are there any in or around East D starting around 4pm preferably.. thanks

Anyone who went last year - how was it? thanks

St Anthony's - 90% reached the expected level in English and Maths 98% in English 90% in Maths

How about St Anthony's? - we're East Dulwich too!

Hello All there's a news story out today about a school banning children from sending cards to each other for eco reasons and suggesting each child just send one card to their whole class instead. Any schools around here doing this? Pls let me know. thanks very much

have now found someone to film with -thanks!

Hello - are there any parents out there who are big supporters of primary school league tables? Looking for someone available for interview for ITV Daybreak later today who maybe moved house to get kids into a good school, or generally plays close attention to how schools are doing. Due to logistics needs to be somewhere we can get to within an hour or so from London. If you're interested Contact Anne Alexander on 020 7 82 77016 or [email protected] Thanks

Can you only buy them at train or tube stations? thanks

Hi there I'm looking to talk to mums who have been trying for quite some time to get a job for a programme item on a morning TV show on the back of release of new unemployment figures....we want to talk about the difficulties you are facing and also to offer some practical advice. You would need to be prepared to be filmed and also to be live on our sofa (it's not that scary, honest!)...PM me for more info or call me on 07958 583690 and I'll call you straight back. thanks

Hi there ? I'm urgently looking for a woman aged 18-35 who has lost weight on the Paleo diet, the blood type diet, the raw food diet or the combination food diet and would be prepared to talk about it to a women's magazine. You would need to have good 'before' pictures and be available for a photoshoot in London on Wednesday. Please come back to me ASAP if you can help. Thanks