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the companies can issue new shares to their workers. The effect is still the same, dilution of shareholders value. Labour could have gone the traditional way, charge large companies a special levy (like one off windfall tax of 10%). You can see where it's going. France tried something similar...

Hi Tom, Sorry for the delay, Mondays are always busier than any other day in the week. I have passed on your question to Hatti. Hopefully, it will be sorted out by the end of the week.

we'll start sending out the Camino from next Tuesday.

Rumour of Bojo's new ploy: call an election, name a date, then change the date to later by proclammation. The new date will be after 31st October!

you don't need to spend that much on a commuter bike. The Woosh Camino gives you about 50 miles with a 15AH battery (£1,049 540WH) or 60 miles with a 17AH battery (£1,099 612WH). It has Suntour NEX suspension fork, hydraulic brakes, rack, lights, bell, mudguards for all weather riding. It is...

yes, they are excellent.

Cheers Mike. There is only one cable and it's going to the LCD. May be in the future that cable will also be replaced by wireless communication.

He may want to stop no deal but not stopping brexit. He has only one vote, which is used only in a dead heat tie.

what's wrong with using a Y-shape Hex key 4/5/6 mm?

Tony Blair suggests Labour to oppose early GE:

I don't know how true this is. I am surpised though. Jacob Rees-Mogg: " you can't have another vote on Brexit because it would overturn the first one".

Judging by Corbyn's performance in face to face debates at the HoC, tories + BXP can still easily beat him at the next GE and rule for 5 more years. JC's old tactic of promising more public spending on tuition fees may not work again. Kier Starmer was on TV last night. When he was asked...

They take Lithium batteries at Southend Councils refuse tips. There is no dangerous substance in the cells but there is a bit in the solder.

long time ago, batteries used to lose their charge so quickly that you had to top up charge them every few months. How old is your battery? Next time you want to store it for a month or more, write down the voltage before and after storage, see how much it has gone down. Batteries work between...

of course it won't be as bad as some people make out about shortage of this or that. The delay at the docks will be sorted out as they always will, the duty money goes into our government coffers so it will help cutting taxes on petrol for example. The losers are our manufacturers and exporters.

there are cultural factors. You could just as well argue that corruption was even worse before Italy joined the EU. Of course we can, but there is no guarantee that what we'll get is better than what we are getting at the moment. Leave voters were sensitive to restriction of free movement ...

Italy is hit by strong competition in manufacturing from Japan, South Korea, India, Mexico, Poland etc With an ageing population, it spends more than it earns. The EU helps all members with some stability but at the end of the day, factors like their productivity and diversity of their economy...

that's the nub of the problem. Both sides claim that democracy is on their side, with some success. Honouring the vote is not the same as respecting our democratic system. Of course Leave would like to equate democracy to respect of the vote, while remain claims that the rules were not...

discussing brexit in the most rational way and with the benefit of our much above average education.

I keep telling my customers to ride their bikes as often as possible It's a case of usse it or lose it. If you can't use your bike as often as you wish, do not store the battery in a full or nearly flat state. Batteries are actually mechanical devices and will break down over time. I still...