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My phone was stolen from my bag, I've tried calling it, but all I get is a message saying calls to this destination have been barred and I'm not sure why it would say this?

I'm meant to be flying in two days (to spain, from london) and my passport has been through the wash. It's a bit scruffy and there is slight peeling on the corners of the laminated page, but the picture and chip look fine. Has anyone else experienced this and what do they think of my odds of being allowed to fly?

Thanks

P.s. I've already called up the passport office and it's too late to get a new one,

I've searched the internet (and Y/A) and there seems to be lots of different answers! Can anyone tell me (and preferably provide a source which shows) what the minimum age you can purchase alcohol in Portgal?

Thanks.

I know the basics of drawing a histogram, however could someone explain what I need to do when the groups are non-over lapping?

e.g. 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8

Would I draw to the mid-points between the groups and if so would I have to account for an increase group width in the frequency density?

Hi, I'm just wondering are there any (online) documents/guidelines for exam invigilators, which tell you the rules ect. and what your meant to do in different situations (i.e. someone cheating), because I'm due to look over an exams in the coming weeks and the school, haven't really told me anything.

Can anyone explain how you solve this question, because I can't get my head around it at all? Thanks.

An object of mass 5kg falls from rest and hits the ground at a speed of 20m/s. Air resistance is negligible

From what height has the object fallen?

Take g to be 10m/s^2

Can someone tell me how to work out the following problem:

The probability of picking a non-fiction book is 580/2700

The probability of picking a hard back book is 620/2700

What is the probability of picking a non-fiction or a hard back book?

For the equation " y= (x-2)^3 - 6(x-2)^2 + 9(x-2) " Would I need to multiply out the brackets and then re-factorise or is there a simpler way to find the x axis crossing points and draw the line?

Can anyone name the tecnique used in literature where the surrounding environment is mirroring the mood?

Does the equation 1/2 x base x height apply to all triangles or only right-angled triangles?

Why do transition elements have similar properties even though they are in different groups?

How do you find the centre of a circle when you're given an equation, e.g. x^2 + y^2 - 4x -14 = 0

p.s. you don't have to do the question, but could you show me the process involved?

Can someone tell me weather/how England benefits from being part of the UK, as all I ever hear is about English taxpayers subsidising the rest of the UK.

I'm just wondering wether anyone can give me a reason to why the EU constantly charge microsoft with anti-competition law, when their software is so open (i.e. browsers - really esy to change), when Apple are allowed to be as closed as they like (i.e. Ipod make up most of the MP3/4 market, yet it's not a problem that you have to have Itunes to use it).

The question sums it up really. Thanks

It's all in the title really. I don't see how dropping Wilkinson will help the problem, almost anyone who plays rugby can see the Danny Care can't give quick ball (he feels the need to hop, skip and jump before passing) so if Johnny stood on game line like everyone is saying he should, he'd be slaughtered with the number of injury passes he receives. And to Wilkinson's left the coaches have organised the back so far from the game line that Wilkinson has to drop or have to fling 30m passes away in the short amount of time he gets given by Care!

I'm just wondering what was the reason for splitting GCSEs into two tiers as oppose to the old one size fits all exam? All it seems to do is prevent alot of people achieving their full potential.

I was just remember about Britian paying the last installment of loans from America, which were giving during WW2, and was wondering whether Germany are still/ ever had, had to pay for WW2?