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My experience, so far, is that most of the bigger and faster cars and vans have been pretty good even if going too fast. The ones that repeatedly scare me are the small cars, like Corsas, the drivers of which seem to think there is plenty of room to pass me without crossing the white line at...

I certainly agree there. Without that possibility there would be no point in any of it.

There is a lot I don't like about Putin and the Russian establishment, but the very last thing I would do is suggest they would in any way be "easy".

I don't want to click on Like - it is awful.

You can imagine a situation in which a general election has returned a remain government and the brexiteers would still be claiming WillOfThePeople.

Worse, by far, lack of loyalty to their constituents.

The subject of derestricting is and will, inevitably, continue to be controversial. I think I have already clearly stated that in general, I am happy to live within the defined limits. However I can certainly see some potentially good reasons for special considerations to apply. (No novelty...

The famous George Brown Private Eye cover, well the one I remember, didn't appear until 1970. http://www.private-eye.co.uk/covers/cover-232 Seems somewhat more erudite (albeit it words put into his mouth) than BJ's unpleasant analogies - despite the crudeness implicit.

Heigh-ho - it wasn't meant to complain, just to understand. Thank you. :)

Afraid all I see is

Mixing things up a bit, in 1966 we also saw a change of foreign secretary, with George Brown succeeding Michael Stewart. Also, a football team did quite well.

Mr TM: Theresa, you have just mis-spelled his name, it's not Bofris. There's no f in Boris. TM: I know! Great isn't it. :D

One version of the end of Boris had it that his ministerial detail simply did not turn up for him.

He should have quit before the end of the Chequers meeting. Adding: TM just might have a bit more style than we have given credit for. I like this threat. "Davis is said to have been “livid” about hostile briefing from senior figures in Downing Street about how Brexiters would be treated at...

Diplopia. Definitely suffering from diplopia, poor dear. It can come and go. (Yes - I know this from personal experience.) Perhaps she'll have got over it by the time she next goes into the garage?

I got a Lidl special earlier this year - and yes, I too like it better than the awful original or my first alternative (which wasn't too bad).

Hard Brexit could see Dutch electronics firm Philips quit UK Philips CEO says cost of exported products could increase if UK leaves single customs union https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/jul/08/hard-brexit-could-see-dutch-electronics-firm-philips-quit-uk Is potential loss of companies...

I suspect that some of the impetus was to ensure the government doesn't end up footing any part of future bills such as for the Monarch airline collapse.

A very real and serious loss on many levels.

I thought that a travel agent had some responsibility of the airline, hotel, etc., went bankrupt? Regardless, the claimed £1000 cost seems a mighty premium when in many cases it is inconceivable that a claim would be more than a few tens of quid. Even the sum of all claims in the case of a...