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    From Dubcek@21:1/5 to All on Mon May 24 15:58:35 2021
    In tonight's episode why did Evelyn call Tyrone an adulterer?
    He's not married to Fiz and as far as I've seen common law
    relationships in England are not recognised as a marriage.

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  • From kat@21:1/5 to Dubcek on Tue May 25 08:21:33 2021
    On 24/05/2021 22:58, Dubcek wrote:
    In tonight's episode why did Evelyn call Tyrone an adulterer?
    He's not married to Fiz and as far as I've seen common law
    relationships in England are not recognised as a marriage.



    What would you have called him? Adulterer is a simple way to describe it if not entirely correct.

    Fiz and Tyrone were engaged, and Fiz was planning the wedding; he was certainly unfaithful. And when people have been living together as long as those two I would think most people see them as "married", the ceremony Fiz planned just being the legal bit, because as you say, there is no legal recognition of a common law marriage in the UK.

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  • From GordonD@21:1/5 to kat on Wed May 26 12:57:55 2021
    On 25/05/2021 08:21, kat wrote:
    On 24/05/2021 22:58, Dubcek wrote:
    In tonight's episode why did Evelyn call Tyrone an adulterer?
    He's not married to Fiz and as far as I've seen common law
    relationships in England are not recognised as a marriage.



    What would you have called him? Adulterer is a simple way to describe it
    if not entirely correct.

    Fiz and Tyrone were engaged, and Fiz was planning the wedding; he was certainly unfaithful.  And  when people have been living together as
    long as those two I would think most people see them as "married", the ceremony Fiz planned just being the legal bit, because as you say, there
    is no legal recognition of a common law marriage in the UK.


    Evelyn has never been one to let facts get in the way when she's
    speaking her mind.
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