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No, he went to Charterhouse, a small notch below Eton. Charterhouse charge parents £40k a year to look after their sprog. Eton charge £50k a year. Both went to Oxford.

agreed. I thought nobody could do worse than BJ as Foreign Sec. he's an idiot. What's wrong with these people? why do they have to insist/imply that we are superior to any other country when they open their mouth?

if we brexit without a deal, the value of the Pound will drop and prices, not just food prices, will go up instantly. I expect Chinese e-bike prices will come down, German prices will go up though. the Department for International Trade is expected on Monday to publish a list of new import...

3-month extension of A50 is likely.

I think Labour plan evolves slowly toward supporting a referendum with a remain option. Let's say this motion gets voted for next week. JC will support TM's deal, both Labour and Conservatives front benches will vote for it but the deal needs to be confirmed by a referendum. The default position...

Labour MPs Peter Kyle and Phil Wilson, supported by a group of Tory remainers, now propose that the Commons should be given the chance to back a deal – and then to put it to the electorate in a referendum.

there should be a shipping label on the side of the carton which identifies which Bafang factory unit, production date and order specifications.

a quite catchy name. DC would not have called the 2017 election and been a better organiser.

Bafang charge about $20 more for the 25A BBS02B compared to BBS01B. As someone has already said, if you buy enough units, they would be happy to label your BBS02B as BBS01B. The 02 is a bit heavier.

he's gone, the PM of the day, David Cameron. TM may interpret that promise any way she wants. Had DC stayed, my guess he would have gone for a soft brexit.

I have been talking to a supplier of chainrings in China but not bought any yet.

true, but it applies to many millions brexit voters. I am not concerned by that, I always thought that I do not like to see this country absorbed into the USE, I prefer we join EFTA instead. as someone said, everyone has teeth but not everyone is a dentist.

of course they do, but their move is partly brexit related, the risk posed by no deal does not inspire them.

I found that tweet amusing, it may make you smile. did you watch BBCQT? John Barnes got rightly most of the applause. He confessed he does not understand all the economic issues concerning brexit.

written evidence submitted by Honda motors to parliament: http://data.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/committeeevidence.svc/evidencedocument/business-energy-and-industrial-strategy-committee/leaving-the-eu-implications-for-the-automotive-industry/written/71644.html With highly integrated European...

brexit means brexit? The EU expects 3 month extension of A50.

yes, both are set to 17A sine wave. double ring should also work.

Japan negotiates with the EU since 1991 and only start trading with the new relationship now. it will take Japan at least another 10 years to get to the point where its trade with the EU would reach the level that we trade with the EU. TM's deal is more ambitious than EU/Japan deal. The problem...

the world has moved on since WW2 so much so that trade with large countries like the USA and China are so lopsided that joining trading blocs is the way to go. Japan and the EU are effectively joined to form the world largest trading bloc.

yes, it was wasted. I binned it as soon as I saw it. Nothing in it was new information. David Cameron was a eurosceptic - he only campaigned for remain because it was less bad.