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Yes, only for those buying largely standard component e-bikes who can repair them themselves. .

Sounds expensive to produce, the minute amount in one dose distributed into miniscule drops to many injectors. .

I've watched so many of the A & E etc programs on TV that I know how nervous and even hysterical so many get about having a jab, even to the point of refusal. The notion of any skin piercing is enough to trigger those responses. The idea that many would self administer is a non starter, and...

As I hinted at with my mention of the four nations NHS. .

The primary schools were not ideal, since as as I've replied before, they were still operational as schools for key workers children and others for various reasons, so they couldn't be and weren't used. The bulk of our vaccination program has been completed in large centres, either existing...

Could buy there ready to ride and bring it back on a Eurostar train, they carry bikes. .

Exactly, a well known paper routine every 4 years for lifetimes, it's called practice makes perfect. Covid vaccination is an entirely different thing involving a national distribution of vaccines, supplied for phased age bands, combined with the provision of special ultra low temperature...

Nothing fancy at all, just plenty to drink and lots of exercise for 25 years, then helped over the remaining ten years by the Tamsulosin capsules which dilate and relax the urethra. Apart from vitamin D I dont use any supplements but do have a healthy wide ranging diet which includes meat in...

I'm not supporting the payment of consultants, but the NHS has never handled anything like as large as this, vaccinating almost the whole population. And they've made an awful mess of all attempts to run nationwide systems, wasting multiple millions in each process. Broken down into...

. I looked it up a few days ago, it's apparently £38,600 full time, £12,495 part time. .

The question isn't who, it's how the money is gained. Such rewards from taxation of others are unacceptable. .

Agreed, at least she's done her job well, more than many of them. Just a pity that she had to fall into the high expenses trap that always seems to tempt them, and for totally unnecessary PR when her excellent job performance was all the PR she ever needed. Maybe she learnt the expenses trick...

Best wishes for your forthcoming operation and for an optimal outcome, sorry I can't help with saddle advice. My prostate gland packed up at the young age of 49 years with BPH resulting, but with no chance of MRI back then in 1985 with the first unit here being installed that same year at the...

Her "normal" name is The Hon. Catherine Elizabeth Bingham (formally styled The Hon. Mrs Norman. in November, The Times reported that Bingham had "insisted" on employing her own team of eight PR consultants at the equivalent of £167,000 per annum each. One government source was reported as...

Most ex PMs make money giving talks to paying guests. Somehow I can't see too many paying money to listen to Boris's disjointed ramblings and stuttering, unless of course he does it as a stand-up routine at the Apollo Theatre. .

Nor likely to ever be, considering the civil disturbances in Northern Ireland when attempts were made to dictate what flags could and couldn't be flown. Flags can be a very hot topic. .

I think OG's: "The ought to being in a law against sodomy of Union Jacks! " Was meant to be: "They ought to bring in a law against sodomy of Union Jacks! " Before auto-correction, spell checking and fingers tripping over each other intervened. .

Very true, but I only mentioned local authority byelaws since they are mainly the bodies actually enforcing them. Most of the others just pay lip service to enforcement. .

No more statues with Bristols? .

Ah but we also have local authority byelaws which can and do encompass all manner of vagaries and occasionally have some quite harsh fines. And the church in our two countries has routinely ignored common law, preferring something akin to "Whatever it is, you mustn't do it". .