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I see that they are spending wasting yet more money on money: A new commemorative Brexit 50p coin has been ordered by the government, after the first batch had to be melted down by the Royal Mint because they featured the wrong date. The chancellor, Sajid Javid, originally ordered production...

Our unbeloved PM now wants to take control of language: According to the Huffington Post, the prime minister has ordered officials to drop the term “Brexit” once the Wab passes and the UK leaves the EU on 31 January as planned. Looks like the very word is toxic rather than an achievement...

Highly appropriate. :)

Because their presence in my constiuency is so low they didn't stand a chance of even registering as a protest vote.

You want a three year view, well here you are: GBP wasn't too bad in 2016, though not as good as 2015. Brexit has cost an almighty fortune in terms of price of imports.

Pound still sinking re USD...

In so many ways, that was the problem. Few of us had an option that we actually wanted. Well aware that there are great difficulties in ensuring that everyone does indeed have an acceptable candidate, even if we allow "write-in" as a valid option we have to somehow know the possibilities.

Going down...

And even more recently: 6m ago 08:23 The selloff is gathering pace! Sterling is now down more than a cent against the US dollar at $1.322. AND 19m ago 08:12 UK company shares fall as markets face Brexit reality Shares in some UK-focused companies are sliding in early trading, as Brexit...

It is not within his, or even the government's, gift: Michael Gove has categorically promised the UK will have a trade deal with the EU by the end of next year, despite deep reservations in Brussels about whether this is possible. Totally dependent on agreement with another party (or many...

Wait for the details. Also, how would the USA companies make enough money out of the NHS (in their view) if the NHS weren't getting enough pumped into it?

I see your argument. Maybe they should reconsider everything? Whilst universal broadband and removal of the bad aspects of railway franchising are positive, wading in with nationalisation was not the most voter-appealing approach. However much need there is for reasonable universal access...

I meant review A50 itself, not how it was invoked for the UK - having seen the issues with its existing wording and application.

I wonder if the EU will review A50?

Except EFTA states! If the UK would apply to join EFTA, how would the EFTA States respond? The UK government has clearly indicated that it does not intend to apply for membership of EFTA. However, if the UK would seek to re-join EFTA, EFTA Member States would carefully examine the application...

What Russian connection?

WASPIs?

In this case, it is a medicine that was never patented (neither UK nor USA), is chemically fairly simple and is available in monumental quantities from Alibaba. High purity Liothyronine Sodium powder/T3 powder/liothyronine...

At present lots of people do indeed buy online. Either from legitimate pharmacies (as in Germany) or various other suppliers without prescription. Yes, prices do show high profits. Cost in Greece, for example, is a few cents over one euro for 28 tablets. It is good quality and many buy it. Used...

Not that many years ago it was £12 in the UK. And then the sole manufacturer raised the price repeatedly. About three years ago, two other companies started to supply but the price is still very high. The original company claimed it is difficult to make (rubbish). The MHRA were unhappy with...