Yes but it isn't allowed by the law to go through a red stop sign, no matter if you're walking or not.
I'm sure it's the same in the UK.

However you're allowed to cross the road not over the pedestrian crossing.

Yes the sigma 10-20 and the Pentax 12-24 spending the whole midday deciding which one was best for interior shots.
My father has his own business and asked me to take some photos indoors and needed a wide angle lens, I said I would do it if he would buy the lens for me, he only hooked off when he heard the price

So yes I've done a side by side comparison and PP, you could clearly see the differences with the product racks (?).
The Pentax one had less distortion and the distortions it had was easier to correct.
The problem with the sigma was that the corner had more distortion then the rest so either you could crop it, live with a not uniform photo or do it in photoshop with the warptool but that takes a lot of time.

What I said about the DA14 was by looking at the photzone site and we all know that primes has less distortions most of the time.

Maybe you could use a flash as fill-in?

the 12-24 is the only one I would suggest to be honest, the sigma has quite some distortions and it's also a strange kind of distortion on the wide end and it would take some time in PP to correct those.
Don't know about the Tamron 10-24 but since it has a wider range I don't think it would fair better than the Sigma.
Another option would be the DA14mm.

Wasn't the UK against the EU Constitution

Father Ted things like you describe aren't allowed in the Netherlands, they need to get approval of the court to surveillance someone and when you take part of such an DNA test so to speak it can only be used for that case and it isn't kept on record either. Only when you've a criminal record your DNA is on record by the police and can it be used.
I can see why you've such an attitude because of all the things.

By the looks of it, it's only escalating things.

Yes you got it

The differences became apparent when talking about ID in another thread.
In the Netherlands and Germany don't know about Norway but we need to carry a form of ID here in case we get halted by the police for walking through a red stop sign or things like that. For me it isn't a problem and neither for the rest of the Netherlands but somehow the English see it as a form of breach in privacy. Also a thing as in helping with a police investigation by giving your DNA is a no go for most.
Someone put it here perfectly, in the Netherlands most think that what have you got to worry if you've done nothing wrong but most English think, why should I do that if I've done nothing wrong.
Not that one is better then the other but it shows you the difference

And I think things like this with the police and politics have something to do with it, don't know if it's the nature of the people or have they have grown to become that way because of all the things that has happened.

Yeah they could already sell it to the first that have ordered

Apparently England is a different country then the rest of the EU Terry, I wouldn't worry to much about it. They even ride on the left side on the road

Thank you layingback, already found something like that but not even half of the codes work, not even when modified