Someone I work with fell off an 8 metre rooftop this morning.

He landed on top of a marquee and walked away.

This incident following three others yesterday resulted in him being sent off site, never to return.

This person is either catastrophically accident prone or there's a serious H&S issue on the site.

Hi, I bought a Philips HQ6990 shaver from Argos yesterday (18/6/11) and it says in the box that I need to register my product online to receive 2 years cover in my guarantee. Now, I tried to register it yesterday, but the web page was having problems (a popup message appeared "Undefined Error" when I clicked "Register my product" button!).

This evening, I tried again and the button works now, but in the register form it wants the serial number of the product - I've looked where it says to, on the underneath of the box, but there is no serial number, only a label with the bar code on it. I've tried the string of numbers below the bar code, but I just get a message saying "Serial number is not correct". I can't proceed beyond this point!!

If you're going to insist products are registered online to receive the full 2 years' cover, the least you can do is make sure the web page (or product packaging) is correct. If, as I suspect, shavers don't have a serial number to identify them, please make sure the register form can be submitted without entering a serial number as I can't proceed without a serial number (which I don't have apparently). What a farce, it shouldn't be this difficult!!

So, at this moment I can't register this shaver online. Can you please advise how I can do this?

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Some customers of Tesco Bank are still locked out of their online accounts, four days after a move of the bank's computer systems during the weekend.

The banking system crashed, locking out customers, after Tesco moved the accounts from computers run by its former partner RBS.

Tesco says most people can access their accounts and has taken on extra staff at its call centres.

However, some BBC website readers say they still cannot get their money.

"I still cannot access my internet savings account," said David, from London.

"If this wasn't an internet bank it would be the equivalent of a High Street bank closing some of its branches.

"It's been shut for four days but they advertise my money as being on instant demand," he added.

No spokesman from Tesco Bank was available to comment on its continuing problems.

But the bank's website carries an apology to customers.

The Play.com website - more FAIL than you can shake a memory stick at...

I've possibly mentioned it before, but the Argos site has a whole lotta FAIL going on...

No reason not to mention it again just in case.