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No. Simon Clark here says that the majority are made in the UK. Blades are made here in Hull, and cables in Hartlepool(?). Other components are made elsewhere, such as the nacelles.

You therefore have no interest in truth.

So if someone claimed you were a mass murderer, they wouldn't need to support it with any evidence. Its just what they thought, and repeat it as much as they want.

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Aren't Reform a bit lefty for her?

I've known Americans who carry a concealed firearms. I don't agree with it, and their system is screwed up, but many do. That doesn't make him a mass murderer, and we look forward to you providing evidence that he was about to be. The onus is on you to support you claim: This quote is doing...

From the White House:

There are a few here that hint at being interested in UK immigration [/sarcasm]. To that end I thought this blog entry might be of interest: "Conclusion Net migration will fall very sharply in future years as a result of immigration restrictions brought in by both the current and the previous...

"Cos you didn't give me a peace prize I will invade Greenland...look what you made me do!": Dear Ambassador: President Trump has asked that the following message, shared with Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, be forwarded to your [named head of government/state] "Dear Jonas: Considering your...

You've watched GBeebies? Thank you for taking one for the team.

No "The last three years were the hottest on record": https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5y5p9rzd4ko "Despite natural cooling from La Niña, 2025 was still much warmer than temperatures even a decade ago, as humanity's carbon emissions continue to heat the planet."

Didn't happen with our newel posts, they were butchered to get plywood to cover them. In both houses I've owned! The spindles were replaced with plain ones.

Just to expand on this, Ridley met in secret with his opposite number from Argentina, in Switzerland, under the story he was going on holiday: "Ridley held a secret, informal meeting with his Argentine opposite number Carlos Cavandoli in September 1980, and the two sides broadly agreed to a...

"According to Thatcher’s biographer David Cannadine, in the 1970s the British government’s preferred solution was a diplomatic one. Lord Carrington, foreign secretary between 1979 and 1982, favoured a ‘leaseback scheme’. The idea was to cede sovereignty to Argentina, in return for which the...

Putin did support him, but Vlad seems to be running out of dictators to be pally with. Only Iran and N.Korea remain in terms of dictators who he can trade with. Now Syria has fallen, and he lost access to their port. Venezuela did trade with Russia, but obviously its uncertain what will...

Why the US could be interested in Venezuelan oil:

Given that the only people I went to school with, that am still in contact with, left with no qualifications... yes i do. I'm struggling to see the point you are making.

Why? We have a diverse workforce, which works well together.

Ignorance is not a virtue. Neither is trolling. I went to Uni with people who came from the EU to study, and some UK students on my course went to Finland for their year in industry. That the scheme was scrapped due to Brexit, just shows how ideologically driven the Tories were (and still are...