Charity Donation to Pancreatic Cancer Action
This month we were asked by David Clark to make a donation on behalf of his late father in law Mike Andrews who passed away with the awful disease. We make donation from this referral page here https://liedetectors-uk.com/octopus-energy-referral-code/
Tesla Referral Code
Tesla Referral Code
When purchasing a new Tesla one of the only benefits you can get is 1000 free SuperCharger miles by using a Tesla Referral Code, this cant be added at a later date. I love our Model 3.
You can use my referral link to get 1,000 free Supercharger miles on a new Tesla: Click below
https://www.tesla.com/referral/jason96330
If you do use this code I will make a charity donation, I feel strongly that what you give always comes back !
More about Tesla Referral Codes
Teslas goal is to build the best clean energy products and to help Tesla owners share their excitement and experiences with others. As an owner, the Referral Program allow you to earn awards every time your referral link is used by your friends and family when they transition to sustainable energy and grow our community and they gain awards of 1000 miles to use.
Orders for a Tesla car will need to be placed by accessing the Design Studio through your unique referral link for you both to earn referral awards. Note that referrals can’t be added after an order is placed or at time of delivery and is not a code that is entered at time of purchase.
Download the Tesla app to start sharing your referral link and track the status of your awards in the Loot Box once you have bought a car.
Cars
You and anyone using your referral link can each earn 1,000 miles of free Supercharging with the purchase of a new Tesla car — designed to be some of the safest cars on the road. Each car referral also gives you a chance to win a Model Y monthly or Roadster supercar quarterly. Owners who already have free Supercharging get two chances to win.
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Is Santa Claus real ?
Santa Claus: Real or Fake? Find Out With Our Lie Detector Test
Do you believe in Santa Claus?
It is the most common question people ask each other during the holidays.
While some people believe in Santa Claus, others don’t. Most of the adults know that Santa Claus is not real, but the kids are still oblivious about it.
Almost every parent lies to their kids about Santa Claus. They make them believe that Santa is real and he is going to give them presents if they behave.
Kids believing their lies, try to be on their best behaviour during Christmas. They prepare a list to put it in a sock for Santa to see.
Santa Claus – A Truth or A Lie?
Nowadays, kids have become very smart. They Google all the stuff they don’t know. So you will hardly find any kids who believe in Santa these days.
To find out the truth, we conducted a fun lie detector test on three kids with the consent of their parents to know if Santa is real or not. The results of the text will leave you astonished.
- Alisha’s Story:
Alisha is a ten years old girl from Liverpool. She loves to celebrate Christmas with her family. This year, she celebrated Christmas with her parents and grandparents. She was the first candidate to undergo the lie detector test. When we asked her if Santa Claus is real or a lie, the answer was pretty shocking. She said that Santa is real and he gave her a Harry Potter Diary this year. The lie detector test result showed that she was telling the truth. Although Santa is not real, Alisha believes that he is real and she told the truth. When we inquired with her parents they told that they secretly gave her a Harry Potter diary under the pretence that it was from Santa.
- Harry’s Story:
Harry is a seven years old boy from Leeds. This year he celebrated Christmas with his parents and little brother Sam. He was the second candidate to undergo the lie detector test. When we asked Harry if Santa is real or fake he came up with a different answer. He said that Santa is not real but he lies to his little brother about it. The lie detector test showed that Harry was telling the truth.
- Ed’s Story:
Ed is a 12 years old boy from Manchester. He was the third and the last candidate to undergo the lie detector test. We asked the same question to Ed to which he answered that Santa is not real, he is just a made-up story. But he still likes to pretend that he is real so that he can still get the presents every year. The lie detector test came out positive stating that he is telling the truth.
The Final Conclusion:
After conducting the tests on different kids, we concluded that most kids already know the truth about Santa. There are only a few kids who still believe that he is real. Most of them are girls. Boys catch on the truth from a pretty young age compared to girls. So parents need to be careful around their kids when they try to tell all the stories about Santa. As your kids already know the truth, they can easily catch your lies. Whilst you probably wont need a lie detector test to ascertain if Santa Claus is real you can contact us here to discuss your issue and see if we can help.
Read MoreTheft in London
We were contacted last week by Mrs Jones about a potential Theft in London, she had lost her mother’s diamond ring, she was hoping it had been mislaid but had searched the house.
She explained her son had a history of stealing however for the last few years had been good, and has held down a job and is doing well, however due to his past history she wanted him to take a lie detector test for theft of the ring. For us this is a great test to run, allowing us to achieve maximum accuracy on a single issue test, it’s very black and white, you either stole the ring or not.
As with all theft cases we like initially the person you want to test to be informed, over twenty-five percent of our theft cases never go ahead. A guilty person will often agree to take a lie detector test and then back out at the last minute. So it’s only right that you use the threat of a polygraph test to try and get either a confession or the stolen goods back.
In this case the son was happy to take a lie detector test for the missing ring to put his mother’s mind at rest. It was booked for Friday night as we do evening appointments at out Maidstone HQ so time off work isn’t needed.
I arrived at the office in good time to prepare for the test and I received the following text message from Mrs Jones
A great result without needing a lie detector test, it can’t have been easy for the son to own up so you have to respect that, the main thing is Mrs Jones getting her mother’s diamond ring back, a very sentimental piece of jewellery. A good result for the theft in London.
Read MoreOctobers Charity Donation to the Alzheimers Society
After switching to Octopus Energy using our link Maggie Hastings emailed and asked Lie Detectors UK to make the next donation to the Alzheimers Society in memory of her mother who passed from this terrible and cruel disease. We were more than happy as its such a rewarding charity.
Dear Jason,
I do hope this email finds you safe and well during these unprecedented times.
My name is Sam Edwards and I am the Community Fundraiser for Kent and East Sussex at Alzheimer’s Society. I saw that you recently made a donation of £100 with the reference ‘Maggie Hastings’ and so I wanted to get in touch to say a huge thank you for sending in this money. At times like this, our support for people affected by dementia is more important than ever. Of the 850,000 people with the condition in the UK, 700,000 fall into the Government-specified vulnerable category which will only serve to exacerbate the feelings of isolation and loneliness that many people with dementia have reported feeling. Your generous donation at such a difficult time is so greatly appreciated and every penny means we can continue to be there for people affected by dementia, wherever they are and whenever they need us.
Read MoreArthur Colin Creed and Group B Streptococcus
Arthur was born this month with Group B Streptococcus, which is the UK’s most common cause of life-threatening infection in new-born babies, and of meningitis in babies under age 3 months. Its a wonder why we don’t test for the infection, fortunately Arthur is a fighter and with the help of the NHS and his parents and grandparents has pulled through after giving them all a fright. So this month in honour of Arthur we are making a small donation to Group B Strep Support Charity. Receipt below and a picture of the lovely Arthur.
Jason Hubble on Capital Radio’s Breakfast Show
Jason Hubble from Lie Detectors UK appeared on Capital Radios breakfast show last week when a Polygraph Test was needed on Radio for a breakfast show presenter and CBeebies presenter Lauren Layfield.
Capital Radio is listened to by over 1 million listeners so maybe you heard Jason on the radio, it wasn’t his radio debut having previously done a similar job for British Forces Radio.
Contact us today for any media work.
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Convicted terrorists face mandatory lie detector tests.
Lie Detectors UK are pleased to see the UK Government plans to make Convicted terrorists face mandatory lie detector tests.
Tough new laws tightening up early release for prisoners convicted of terror offences have been drawn up by the UK Government.
The Counter Terror and Sentencing Bill will see a minimum sentence of 14 years slapped on terror offences.
The clampdown was ordered after terrorist Usman Khan brutally murdered two probation volunteers near London Bridge last November.
Last night the UK’s independent reviewer of terror legislation Jonathan Hall QC published a long awaited report into the failings that allowed crazed Khan to kill while on parole.
He said: “Polygraph testing is a sensible additional tool for obtaining information relevant to risk posed by Terrorist Offenders.”
“The results are likely to assist in determining whether the offender is complying with their licence conditions… and can assist police to consider risk factors”.
Convicted terrorists will face lie-detector tests under a raft of measures drawn up in the wake of the most recent London Bridge attack to toughen up the monitoring of offenders in the community.
The number of counter-terrorism specialist probation officers will double and they will work to a set of updated national standards for managing terrorists on licence, with closer monitoring and reporting requirements including polygraph tests, the Home Office and Ministry of Justice said in a joint announcement.
Polygraphs, commonly known as lie-detector tests, remain inadmissible in UK courts but their use within the probation service for monitoring offenders is increasing. Sex offenders and domestic abuse perpetrators are already subject to the technology, and failures to pass a test can lead to further investigation or supervision.Advertisement
The government is to launch an independent review of the way different agencies including the police, the probation service and the security services investigate, monitor and manage terrorist offenders – a process known as Multi Agency Public Protection Arrangements (Mappa). The review will be led by Jonathan Hall QC, the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation.
Usman Khan, a convicted terrorist who was out on licence when he murdered two people in Fishmongers’ Hall, in central London, last month before trying to flee across London Bridge where he was shot dead, was subject to Mappa for his previous offending.
The atrocity, which happened in the midst of the general election campaign, led to renewed debate over the impact of austerity on the probation service, which has been crippled by cuts to budgets and staff numbers over the past decade.
A counter-terrorism bill to be unveiled within the first 100 days of the new government will end automatic release on licence for terrorist offenders who receive extended determinate sentences and will introduce a mandatory minimum of 14 years in prison for those convicted of preparing acts of terrorism or directing a terrorist organisation.
Khan’s attack triggered calls for an overhaul of sentencing regimes for terrorist offenders. The father of Jack Merritt, one of the two people killed, accused politicians of capitalising on his son’s death.
The government will also increase the number of specialist psychologists and specially trained imams in prisons and probation who assess the risk of radicalised offenders.
Counter-terrorism policing will increase by £90m to £906m in 2020-21, the Home Office announced, while the Victims of Terrorism Unit will receive an additional £500,000 in funding.
Critics said the overhaul was too little, too late. The shadow home secretary, Diane Abbott, said: “After 10 years in government, a major overhaul now is actually an admission of failure. Major terrorist outrages have occurred all too frequently, including attacks by perpetrators who were known to the security services.
“The fight against terrorism has been undermined by cuts to policing, including community policing, a lack of effective coordination between police and security services as well as the flawed Prevent programme. All of these need to change if we are going to improve the safety of our citizens.”
Khan is understood to have been cooperating with the probation service, which is why he was allowed to travel to London to attend the rehabilitation event at which he launched his frenzied attack.
The chief inspector of probation alluded last week to a lack of “professional curiosity” among inexperienced probation officers who were unable to spot signs of “false compliance” – an industry term for offenders who cooperate with their licence terms in an attempt to conceal their true intentions.
Last year the Ministry of Justice launched a three-year pilot of mandatory polygraph tests on domestic abuse perpetrators released on licence. Lie-detector tests on serious sex offenders on parole in England and Wales have been happening since 2007, and since 2014 mandatory tests have been added to some offenders’s release conditions.
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Read MoreCharity Donation for the MS Society
This weekend I was fortunate to meet a lovely couple John and Florence Martin. John is quite famous as a man who rebuilds motorcycles to better than new condition, his attention to detail is amazing, so much so Suzuki UK are aware of his builds and work with him, the last bike he built ended up with Richard Hammond as its new owner.
Johns wife Florence bravely suffers from Multiple sclerosis a disease of the central nervous system (your brain and your spinal cord). It is estimated that there are more than 130,000 people in the UK diagnosed with MS, that’s one in 500, with about 130 people diagnosed every week on average. MS is commonly diagnosed in people between the ages of 20 and 30 . There are roughly three times as many women with MS as men. Read below for what John is doing to raise money for the MS Society.
Lie Detectors UK has made a small donation to help this worthy cause.
John Martin is no stranger to bike builds. Or Katanas, for that matter. Did you see the immaculate Katana on display at Motorcycle Live last year? Or as recently as this year’s London Show? Well, that was his. However, his latest project is a little different. After his wife, Florence, was diagnosed with primary progressive multiple sclerosis, he turned his hand to the thing he’s best at in an effort to raise money for charity; building another Katana.
“My wife was diagnosed two years ago,” John explains. “Naturally, this was a massive shock, tears were shed, and things were going to change for us. We were both very active in the motorcycling scene, and both rode bikes to gatherings, shows, and events. Flo can no longer ride, but thankfully can still ride pillion for the occasional short ride.
“But ultimately there is no cure or treatment, however, she found that keeping busy helped her cope, and decided to do her part to try and help sufferers of MS. She and a few friends started doing things like cake bakes and raised money for charity, and she also spent a year writing a book called This Unseen Jungle which is available on Amazon, again with all proceeds going to charity.”
Keen to get involved and help himself, John mulled over a few ways he could fundraise, but settled on doing the thing he already knew he could do and do well, rebuild a classic, call in as many favours as possible, and in the end raffle it off, with all proceeds going to the MS Society
“I kind of felt useless. I was watching Florence doing these cake bakes, sitting up at the table for hours and hours writing the book to make a few pounds for charity and wanted to help. I’d been considering another bike build for a couple of years, but one sleepless night in bed I settled on doing one for charity.
“I got up that morning, messaged a few friends and contacts with the idea, and it kicked off immediately. I’m also lucky enough to run a small Facebook group called ACS, for old air-cooled Suzukis and the support was incredible. It’s become an extended family for Flo and myself.”
With a plan, albeit loose at that point, in place, John needed to find the right bike for the restoration.
“I have been riding bikes since my 16th birthday, my mum had a blue AP50, and I’ve always had a thing for Suzukis, especially bikes of the 70s, 80s, and early 90s, so the plan was always going to be to restore something from that mould,” John tells us. “But when it came to settling on a suitable subject, it took some careful consideration. Mostly because I needed to ensure I could rebuild it cost-effectively, and also ensure it was going to be a desirable, valuable thing when it came to raffling it off.
“Originally I was keen on a GS750, as I’ve never restored one and I like them a lot. However, a good friend of mine had a friend with a GSX1100SZ Katana that he offered us for just £750. I snapped it up.”
With a goal set and a bike sorted, all that’s left is the rebuild, and the wheels are already turning, thanks to huge support from friends and family, and the various clubs John and Florence are involved with.
“The support has been incredible. When I started floating the idea about the consensus from everyone was to build it, because so many people offered to help. When it came to getting the bike back from Devon to Peterborough Max Mawdsley did it all in exchange for coffee and a slice of cake!
“Tony Garnham offered to carry out the full paint job, including the frame, Chris Crawford has offered to sort the wiring, Gary Bond is also servicing the forks for us, Brian McCall offered to do all the vapor blasting and coating on the motor, carbs, and wheels, and Jon Skelly offered to rebuild the engine. The generosity has been amazing.
“This is all born out of very unfortunate circumstances, but Florence has been so inspiring. At times she couldn’t write her book as her hands didn’t want to work. So instead she downloaded a voice activation app and carried on. She’s also writing it in French, so it can be released in France and raise more money. I hope this is my way of helping, too.”
Text above taken directly from the Suzuki UK Website, link here https://bikes.suzuki.co.uk/news/katana-rebuild-to-raise-cash-for-ms/
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Lie Detectors UK and the Corona Virus.
With all this talk of shutdown it’s worth noting that if it comes to it there could be thousands of business put at risk, some already are. Business cannot survive without income, sales, and if the community is shut down then it starts the clock ticking for all of them, us included.
First off, let me say, we are financially strong enough to survive many weeks before we enter the realm of trading insolvency. We are a small team and all of our staff will be paid in full as usual whether they are here or not, they are part of who we are as much as anyone.
People come first of course, we want everyone to be safe, but we need to be the world post corona virus .
We are open as usual, if any of us get sick we will of course self isolate as per the guidelines but our operational roles are not close contact by any imagination so we will continue to operate as usual unless we are forced not to.
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