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So do you support the EU for invoking article 16, at the drop of a hat because of their own vaccine cock up?

Neither do you, oddly enough. I mentioned that I actually thought quite highly of the Labour leader and that I'm not as supportive of the Conservatives as I was and yet rather than extolling the virtues of Labour you are hung up on my choice of Brexit vote, no wonder Labour lost such a massive...

Most problems post Brexit are caused by the anger and upset within Barnier and Von Der Leyen and their wish to punish us for leaving, look no further than their appalling disregard for Northern Island, that is particularly repugnant.

An MP's constituents come after the responsibility to the nation as a whole do they not?

Might as well not bother with voting then, picking our own parties etc? That's not exactly democratic, a bit like the EU then?

Could you quote what the EU's founding primary values were? Nation:- a large body of people united by common descent, history, culture, or language, inhabiting a particular country or territory So if the majority of that nation support or allude to something, the MP should act in their best...

I have vibes that at least some of the Labour supporters on here would not welcome me back into their fold then!

They should absolutely carry out the wishes of the majority vote. If the Gina Millers' and John Bercows' of this country had not so catastrophically ruined our hand, they might have had a better bargaining stand point and achieved a better deal. I quite agree that being part of the EU did have...

If only you knew me! I was once a GMB party branch Chairman where I worked, I voted Labour too. Previous to that I voted what was then Liberal. In fact I see centre left parties in countries like Denmark for example that, in many ways have policies that, if our current Government adopted, would...

I'm not comfortable with anybody that leans too far in one direction. Given what you have said, it seems like Labour now have a hard right politician who has joined the party just because of his opinions (disagreement with the Government) on Brexit. I can't get my head around a person changing...

If I was Kier, I would, at the very least, keep a tight reign on Bercow. He demonstrated a somewhat obvious disregard for impartiality as the speaker and I personally, would not want him "on my team". Labour really need to be a creditable opposition and respect both Brexit and non Brexit voters...

I have reservations about using a DIY top up kit, not because it is a bad product but because it has the potential to cause damage if not used correctly. 1/ I would first check there is at least some pressure remaining because if there is none at all, the system has a leak and since the Kyoto...

The trouble with car aircon is that, even with a good system, it will very slowly leak. The reason for this is because, unlike a fridge, it is not hermetically sealed, it has crimped rubber hoses with quick connect fittings for production line assembly and it has a compressor shaft seal. The...

Being modern is pretty much the most important aspect of car safety, the newest small cars are much safer than even large older cars that were regarded as safe in their day...

I'd go for the cheap Screwfix one. I needed a breaker on a Saturday afternoon, having met my match and underestimating the thickness and strength of the concrete of my kitchen floor, I couldn't get a hire one late in the day so popped into Aldi for a sandwich. Incredibly they had a 1500w breaker...

Pivoting impact driver extension or wobble bit driver...

L shape bracket down onto the units edges, it looks like three units, I'd laser the level they all need to be at, mark it and install the units separately to allow for moving them left or right a little, middle one would go in last. Leave all the screws slightly loose until all three units have...

The kitchen my wife ordered was Wren and the backs are quite thick and not removable, I just drilled a single hole for each bracket but at an angle of about 40 degrees and put the raw plug and screw in at an angle. It probably makes a stronger fixing than straight in too...

I was browsing EV's on Ebay and this little beauty caught my eye for £6500, unfortunately the 100km range and 84kph top speed would mean I could not really use it for my commute to work....

Grab two pieces of CLS (or similar same width offcuts) and follow this guide.....