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He was wrong about brexit. but at the end of the day, Englanders vote for house prices. At the moment, it does not look too good. He may even lose his seat in Uxbridge at the next election.

That says a lot about the difference between party membership and general public.

Tax havens are for multinationals and drug dealers. That is why they are of little interest. You can stash away (not so) small amount in family trusts or in case of politicians, charities and education foundations.

I reckon they will push up VAT. Indirect taxes are less painful than Income tax or national insurance.

Polls: With hindsight, do you think Britain was right or wrong to leave the EU? Right: 34.3% Wrong: 52.6% Rest don't know. OBR puts the economic damage to 4% of GDP. I reckon it's more than 4% BTW, 48% think there should be another referendum in the next 10 years

Torque-wise, the 48V TSDZ2 is very good, you get about 80NM. Still, a lot depends on the donor bike but in general, the Bosch motors have cleverer programming, you don't need to change assist level as often.

Torque sensor is great for the natural feel of the ride. It's just like you have bionic legs or still are 18 year old. However, it can be a pita going up those steep hills where you live. This is because the motor output is proportional to your input, to get more out of the motor, you need to...

At the moment, my Brompton kit comes with 13AH battery mounted on the front luggage block. This has the advantage that the battery is locked to the frame for security but loses the functionality of the front luggage block for your bag. From December, I will have the smaller 36V 10AH bag battery...

That's 10% of the donations

OK, you win. I read about those stories in the right wing press. I can go back to the explanation given by his accountant but I don't think you will change your view. I am pleased that Hunt is chancellor because like many pensioners, I put a fair amount on the ftse. Maybe you do too. He is a lot...

You should fact check before you post. It's not No 55 Tufton Street. The guy who runs it is Adam Smith. He's got the right credentials and London based. Do you know the average wage of a London executive ranking guy? He's not particularly well paid. Where his wages come from is not the public...

this is a tiny outfit with just one employee. How much should the guy who runs it be paid? How much business did he generate? Compare that against what BJ earns in speaking fees in just one evening. Patient Safety Watch Trustees — Patient Safety Watch (patient-safety-watch.com) Patient Safety...

Google tesla 3 battery fire

What did Hunt do to warrant such a strong opinion? So he approved the payment to his employee. 100k you said? It would actually be less than that after you take off national insurance and second pension contributions.

You can sue google and Microsoft but go after those who pay 50 dollars to list their app on google play? I can't see that happening.

for commercial buildings, it has to be done by competent fitters for insurance purpose. That rules out a lot of possibilities.

do they say the cells are A grade?

true, I once put a nail through one of those LiFePO4 cells to see what happened. Still, Tesla 3 cars use them and some still go up in flames after battery damage.

my worries are that I will be dead and gone long before the 6000 cycles (20 years) of the batteries or the Chinese LFP batteries set fire to the building. None of them say which cells they use. If they are CATL then I may click the go button.

They are in the middle of the Atlantic