Search results

Corbyn can be flexible. He will count on Bojo starting the GE campaign with a high lead over him, he then will hit the road doubling any spending promises that Bojo may make to reduce the deficit and build momentum. As for supporting brexit, Labour's official policy is that they accept the...

His tactics is still sell, sell, sell and avoid all scrutiny. how somebody can believe a word he says is beyond my comprehension.

his bike is fitted with a 7-speed SRAM PG730 12T-32T. If he goes for the X08C kit, I can fit a new 7-speed cassette for him for £14. However, for first conversion, the XF07 front hub + rear rack is the best tried and tested route. I have even developed a method of installation for those who have...

Hi John, The battery has lock and keys. You don't need the key to ride the bike, the key is needed only to unlock the battery from the rack or the carrier if fitted to the downtube. you can see how the battery is mounted inside its rack and the lock: The XF07 front hub motor is easiest to...

is this your bike? https://www.thebikelist.co.uk/trek/t30-2012 Assuming it is, 700C wheels, 3x7 gears, 7-speed SRAM cassette. The bike can take front, rear or middle motor, it will look equally good with a downtube battery or a rear rack battery. If you want easy removal, then I would...

bike frames come in all shapes and sizes, post some pictures to give us an idea what you've got.

I had the impression back in 2014-2015 that Labour and LibDems were egging the tories on to go for the referendum.

to be fair, both DC and JC did not understand the implications, all the way until the 2017 elections, as well as they do now. Back in that time, who knew about the A50 process and NI customs border? After the result of the referendum was known, I know many don't but a lot of people felt quite...

that's the leavers' argument.

I can't see that the EU will return a fat cheque by imposing conditions.

MPs are free to decide on future relationship with the EU, so no broken promise to anyone if we go for a soft brexit. The only MPs who oppose to a soft brexit and want no deal are those 28 'spartans'. They are a tiny minority but they wield a big stick because most of the backers have financial...

did you have to climb a lot of steep hills? if you don't, then you should return the battery for testing. 20 miles even without pedalling is not enough to drain your battery completely.

MPs voted for the deal in order to: a) stop no deal b) amend it and make it difficult to the 28 ERG 'spartans' to accept. you will see the following amendments to be introduced next month: - the UK shall join the EU's custom union - the UK shall negotiate unfettered access to the single...

the state of our economy is bad for decades since the end of WWII, I'd compare it to a leaky boat. We keep plugging the hole in our budget with fraudsters money, devaluation, selling public assets, reduction in public services, increases in carbon tax and immigration. On top of this, leave...

the quickest solution is to cancel A50 and organise a new referendum. Bojo's deal, even unamended, would require 2 years of further negotiation and will leave NI and Scotland very unhappy. If Bojo's deal is amended, the hardliner tory MPs won't vote for it.

most don't know. Do you support or oppose the new Brexit deal that Prime Minister Boris Johnson has negotiated with the European Union? Support 32 Oppose 29 Don't know 39 Sample: 2,017 Fieldwork: 18-21 Oct 2019

taking control is an expensive luxury. You reverse group saving. whether we can afford it, it's up to the voters.

now Bojo needs to lie in a ditch.

Bojo threatens MPs with new election, ie they'll lose their current job if they vote him down with his 3-day timetable to 'get brexit done'. Which way do you think MPs will vote?

according to the Mail, he's bailed until next year. Hanlon is charged with one count of causing death by careless driving, one of causing death while uninsured and one of causing death while unlicensed.