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wonder if the ex was in flex and that is why Corrie was asked to leave, to avoid a confrontation. Was one looking for the other

If a bin lorry is classed as a service vehicle it is not subject to tacho rules, but not sure how it is classified.

Dancecard, no not my opinion. I did say above was the text from google and the page didn't load. From memory I think it was an interview with Nicola. I haven't been able to find it since and have just searched the words i remembered. I wonder if that cctv shows any interaction with...

http://www.bbc.com/news/live/uk-england-suffolk-36771780 Corrie absolutely could not have left that area on foot' without CCTV spotting him ... was caught onCCTV at some point, from him leaving his car to walking to the three pubs he was in with his friends. In reply to the question of...

I think it's just a complex way of saying - we have identified (confirmed quantity only) there were 4 vehicles in the horseshoe area in the timeframe.

Or running to help someone in trouble??

I have just looked again at the cctv on a bigger screen. He does appear to be eating as he walks along and has what appears to be a brown package on his right. Someone mentioned a straw visible. I wonder if the dropping of this item was what made him sit down and eat, he then became drowsy as i...

Nor me, especially as I've a mountain of other food. I can go with 3 second rule at home but not in the street, was only trying to wonder what he would be doing with this retrieved chip as it is stated, absolutely, "it's a chip". eta: replying to soundssuspicious

Thanks MidsummersDay, I know that with all the other unknowns it really isn't important but one of those things that niggles me.

Good morning, newly registered but have followed Websleuths super sleuthing over the years. I rarely add as mostly things are posted while I'm still thinking about it. I too spotted this and I don't think it is a chip, he appears to tuck whatever it is into his top right shirt pocket, if it has...