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I don't think she is an idiot. History may prove her right in the long term. By taking charge of the refugees, the EU grows its strategic importance. One day, the USA can't start wars where it likes like it does today.

the predictor has about 60,000 UK postcodes in its database. You can query it directly like this (you don't have to worry about spaces): http://wooshbikes.co.uk/clearway.php?postcode=your-postcode for example: http://wooshbikes.co.uk/clearway.php?postcode=SW1A2LW There is also another tool to...

that's not the tariff that worries me, it's the non-tariff barriers. The negotiations are essentially about removing those. That is why the Single Market is so important to retain export businesses in the UK. Take the Canada FTA, to export to the EU tariff free, the exporter has to supply...

yes, it will be very difficult to reply with any certainty. Having more choices means you are more likely to be left without support within a few years. Factors like ease of servicing or proprietary parts will become more important than maximum torque or noise level.

the brexiters seem to promote democracy ('take back controls') as the top priority in absence of clear ecomonic visions if they have any. Even economists inside the CW have doubts that new trade deals with the CW countries are going to achieve much more than the 9% of our exports to them at the...

they just want to be sure they can blame someone/something when most people find out that brexit does not deliver on anything. Take immigration for example: 50,000 a year come straight from UN conventions on human rights, the right to family reunion. 33 millions people come here to...

May agreeing to China's investment comes as no surprise to me. Sooner or later, anyone in government knows that the only sources of cash are currently China and Saudi. The Pound is dropping 2% in value in 2 days just on rumour of Hammond accepting that we can't stay in the Single Market. While...

to those who believe in Boris's spiel, here is some food for thought. an interesting little graph showing how military/economic powers have waxed and waned. UK's is the orange plot. source: https://www.facebook.com/scientistsforeu/

blame the EU because it's rotten. Isn't that over simplification? Sure, you can pick examples but what do you compare the EU with? the UN? other governments? and what would you replace the EU with?

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SM, one bike that would fit your requirements is the Woosh Petite, 24" wheels, 13AH or 15AH battery, LCD, throttle, pulls very well on hills. You can fit a Weehoo trailer to it. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?petite

After 240 charges, I reckon the battery has lost about 15% of its initial capacity. When the battery ages, the voltage sag becomes more apparent, ie the bike loses its oomph more quickly. You only have to increase the assist level to compensate. It may still have another 18 months left.

UKIP is for all intent and purpose, a single issue party. When it tries to metamorphose into a mainstream party, its leadership prompty starts ripping into each other. It may survive after brexit or may not, I do hope it doesn't. Superficially yes. There is a big difference, Blair is or tries...

the man may change history but he still is a snake oil salesman.

straight arm would fracture at the point where the spring is attached.

OK, I was a bit slapdash. These two add about £25 to the price of the bike.

which bit is Deore? the chainring is Bosch, the freewheel is Shimano HG50, the brakes are M315.

it's a Bosch kit bolted onto a £300 bike.

Diane James won with 8,451 votes out of about 35,000 members entitled to vote. The LibDems have about 70,000 and SNP 120,000 out of the smaller parties. I accept that UKIP also gets the support of far right groups but I don't think its support will ever grow above 8% of the population.

the Pound drops 2% in the last two days on the rumour that the UK can't stay in the Single Market.