Laurel and Rosie who sold their grandfather's eggs.

“This reminds me of the 1930 to 45 period in which there was an economic crisis followed by democracies becoming dictatorships. Germany, Italy, Spain and Japan had parliamentary systems, and they broke down in terms of internal conflict between the the hard left, the hard right, communism and fascism. We are today seeing modern day versions of some of these things”, he said.There is some evidence that US migration based on values is already happening. Elon Musk announced in July

citing new rules banning schools from notifying parents that children wanted their gender redefined.Dalio, now 75, is the founder of Bridgewater Associates - the world’s largest hedge fund with $124bn in assets . He says he thought the probability of civil war was "low, but cannot be dismissed.”Dalio, mercifully, does not claim he is infallible. But he insists he is more often right than wrong.

“He who lives by the crystal ball is destined to eat ground glass. But I've been right in the markets about 65% of the time”, he said.But on the most immediate question in the US he is hedging his bets and refuses to be drawn on whether he thinks Trump or Harris will win.

“I do not know how this election is going to turn out and how these things will turn out. I do know that we have an exceptionally high probability of instability”, he concluded.

Train passengers have been warned of disruption due to engineering work this weekend.Ian Ling has been the lead coach at the club for the past six years and said every athlete had their own personal reason for attending.

"Some will come here because they want to do athletics, some will come because it's another social event to do," he said."[There's] loads and loads of enjoyment and hopefully smiles on their faces while they're doing it and smiles when they leave.

"That then puts a smile on my face and if they come back week after week then obviously I'm doing something right."Mr Ling said finding inclusive clubs was often difficult locally.