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that's where the common VAT area comes in. If you ship to another country, you don't have to charge VAT. If you ship from say your bonded warehouse in Marseille to St-Jean-de-Luz, you have to fill in a 'mise en consommation' form, on which you pay VAT and so does your customer. But if you ship...

folding bikes don't take much less space and just as heavy. If you can cross the river Thames, I am in Southend, you can try out something like this is much lighter and easier to lift, about 14kgs all in if you remove the lights and luggage rack: it has an in-frame (but removeable) tube...

the last time I reacted to his post in which he referred to his opponents as 'moaning' and 'losers', so I suppose I am one of the moaning losers.

I have no clue where you want to go with that post of mine. The EU allows Chinese companies selling to EU customers and evading VAT because there is no VAT check for shipments between member countries. UK customs should have checked, the couriers should have checked but they don't do their job...

zlatan, we can and do engage in robust discussions but Tommie's style has been 'sharp' if not provocative. his style puts me off from reacting to his posts in discussion, just as much as OT's did.

thugs will be thugs, I don't think she adds any more that what the right wing press did not print. at least, MPs can quote her whenever they want.

it's the same argument for and against brexit, which single market is more important to Scotland and NI? the UK or the EU? If we have a hard brexit, then an independent Scotland and member of the EU may be better for Scotland but that's not a given. A united Ireland may be much more realistic.

JC backs second referendum. TM will sleep better tonight.

Good read. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jan/21/donald-tusk-warned-david-cameron-about-stupid-eu-referendum-bbc quote: In an interview as part of a BBC documentary, Tusk said: “I asked David Cameron, ‘Why did you decide on this referendum, this – it’s so dangerous, so even stupid...

do you mean a deal supported by a majority of our MPs? The withdrawal treaty would be like it is at the moment, including the backstop, whatever the future trade relationship. The current row is entirely down to TM having many enemies instead of allies.

electric bikes are twice as heavy as ordinary bikes, they weigh around 20kgs. It is very difficult to lift an electric bike to a roof rack. Look for a bike carrier for your car first.

we should discuss with the EU about managing future divergence and negotiate an associate membership. There are clear advantages to have our own trade policy but for the next 10 years, we need to stay within the EU economic sphere. that's why I prefer the Norway model. It has excellent access to...

like any CEO, that someone has to come up with a convincing vision, exciting and achievable. Frankly, do you feel inspired by anyone?

like who?

she got her job by default. She was a pretty talentless home secretary, speaks without much passion and has zero vision. beside those she employs, not many MPs would support any of her ideas.

Her plan is clear: she wants both Nigel Farage and JC to push the ERG to vote for her.

JC is one lucky politician!

I am no aviation geek but I understand that in case of no deal, UK based airlines can continue to land and pick up passengers but their is no guarantee that the emergency arrangements are going to last very long without a proper deal. Most at risk is their landing slots and who owns what...

I once ate a 900gr steak in one of the cafes & grill in Bree Street...

Jacob Rees Mogg said this morning: "I think if you were to rank them the most likely is no-deal, the second most likely is a redone deal, third is a delay, and fourth a long way behind is not leaving at all," I would have thought MPs are going to knock out No Deal first, by the end of the...