Steve F

Light does not light up on the switch but all fuses appear OK.

Relay box found in the Boot.

Do you think they should revoke his passport and jail this pervert when he arrives

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The file seems to transfer but on the mobile it says it's disconnecting but just does it for hours. What's wrong with this.

Am I missing out on a vital step. Where does the data go to as I can't find a file in 'my documents' Help please

My PC Bluetooth is enabled, my PC has the mobile stored in the devices section and my mobile finds the computer OK.

BUT>>>>

when trying to send info the phone fails as with 'SERVICE LIST NOT FOUND. TRY AGAIN?'

What can I do to sort it out

A test tube baby in India may become the world's first surrogate orphan after the Japanese couple who were to adopt her split up.

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Ikufumi Yamada was due to adopt the girl with his then-wife Yuki Yamada but since their divorce she no longer wants anything to do with the child.

The law in India allows commercial surrogacy but does not allow single men to adopt.

This means Mr Yamada, 41, cannot take the baby from the hospital in Jaipur city, in western Rajasthan state.

Dr Sanjay Arya, who is caring for the baby, said the surrogate mother has also left the little girl, who is now being looked after by Mr Yamada's mother.

"The grandmother becomes very emotional when she is told that the child cannot be taken out of India," he said.

"The lawmakers will have to find some solution for this."

Without adoption papers, the baby girl cannot be issued a passport or leave the country, he added.

Experts say commercial surrogacy is growing in India. There are no exact figures but doctors work with surrogates in every major city.

The women are impregnated in-vitro with the egg and sperm of couples from all over the world who are unable to conceive on their own.

Surrogate mothers, often poor women with little education, earn around £2,500, plus all medical costs, for the service.

Most couples end up paying the surrogacy clinic about £5,000 for the entire procedure, including fertilisation, the fee to the mother and medical expenses.

Despite the historical consensus that Hitler killed himself at the end of World War II there still linger unanswered questions. The biggest question still is: Did he really commit suicide?

Other important questions begging for answers are:

If Hitler shot himself in the right temple (as is claimed), why then do the Russians exhibit, what is supposed to be Hitler's cranium, showing a bullet hole in the back of his head?

Why did the Russians refuse to allow the Western Allies to see Hitler's presumed autopsy report?

For what reason did three German submarines land off the coast of southern Argentina more than two months after the end of World War II in Europe?

What was the reason for the disagreement between the Russian Military Intelligence (SMERSH) and the Russian Secret state Police (NKVD) regarding Hitler?

For what reason did Hitler's plane land in Barcelona, Spain on April 27th, 1945, three days before the alleged suicide?

Why did Stalin tell the Western Leaders that Hitler escaped from Berlin?

Why were there no burned wood planks on the spot where Hitler and Eva Braun were supposedly be cremated?