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This is my guess. Remainers are doing OK with PM BJ because what he wants (remove or timelimit the backstop) the EU can't give. The EU can make some promises to timelimit how long it takes to conclude the FTA with the UK. BJ will try to sell it in September as a time limit on the backstop. MPs...

you want to know if he is lying? just ask his girlfriend.

then he would have failed like any ordinary person would have thought. To be fair, the EU wanted us to choose between remain and no deal since the result of the referendum.

remainers thought they can reverse brexit. they still do.

he'll take credit for the deal if it's ratified by parliament.

they are good at making up fake headlines, I give you that. (as in take 'back' control).

truthfulness and wisdom are for lesser college alumni - those who end up in our Civil Service or industries, not those going into politics.

that's the logical result of the 2017 GE.

Sorry for the late reply, I had to go to the doctors'. You should keep an eye on the legal speed limit. You are not supposed to use maximum power on a flat road. The only time that you need to have the maximum power on the bike is when you climb a steep hill. If you use the motor simulator at...

yes, you were supposed to write 'dementia'. Misspelling is one of its early symptoms.

he's still the one the old folks in the conservative party like best and trusted enough to vote for brexit on his recommendation. Whether he can use his prestige among the tory grassroots to win over the ERG and DUP who voted TM's deal down and her out of office remains to be seen because deep...

some people like his jokes. The point is, can the UK's PM coat policies with jokes because he believes that a little sugar makes the medicine go down? My guess is the ERG will turn on him as soon as they hear the word 'transition period'.

I's rather watch Rory Bremner making an impression of Bojo than Bojo making an impression of himself. With Bremner, you know he is joking. With Bojo, you wonder if he is joking. He uses you.

Arlene Foster asks BoJo to 'renew' the £1bn-plus confidence and supply agreement over the coming weeks. How much more will it cost I wonder.

all the bikes above use a torque sensor to work out how much assistance to give. Have you tried a bike with a cadence sensor? They are very different in approach. Bikes with cadence sensor let you pedal as much as you like, much easier to ride uphill.

They all work on the same idea. you undo the non drive side rear wheel nut, install the black quick release hook below. It's a 5 minute job. If you have a rear motor wheel, you need to enlarge the hole with a 12mm HSS drill bit. It's quite easy to drill.

I bought half this afternoon and keep watching, still have to pay the bill before the end of the month.

yes, but the Santana3 is 1kg lighter and £100 cheaper.

The Big Bear is only needed if you weigh over 16st.

Hi Loopylou, I suggest the Woosh Santana3. It's powerful, very stable, comfortable and very reasonably priced. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?santana3