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Thanks for the tip Oxo.
I've placed them on my "complete insanity,blow the claymore's,will I regret this investment" watch list, ta.

Yet with all it's problems and no oil,France holds it own on the current account (0.72% of GDP) and a productivity rate 20% higher than ours,fascinating.

Why tell me,the majority wanted to remain as we are.I'm not particularly interested in their nationality,that isn't going to change,is it.
irrelevant

Even more irrelevant of you Gateboy in thinking they wished to change their nationality by how they voted in the 2016 referendum.

Gateboy,the majority in NI are the 56% who wanted to remain,either way you look at it,it's NI you're going to upset one side.
Sell the 44%(DUP) down the river and go for the soft high tech Irish Sea border which apparently no one will notice anyway and the 52% within UK get their WA/transition
The DUP have done alright,they got their £ billion,which probably hasn't been split fairly within Ulster.

Boomer,are you on some kind of charm offensive?
leave that to Boris.

But will £5.5bn in 7 months be enough for the UK economic model.We need to flog off two £1bn unicorns a month just to cover the first quarter current account deficit.
The UK current account deficit widened by £6.3 billion to £30.0 billion in Quarter 1 (Jan to Mar) 2019, or 5.6% of gross domestic product (GDP); the fifth-highest on record as a percentage of GDP.

Sometimes you have to face hard facts and give a bit.No backstop issues and the Boris soft,high tech border down the Irish sea if no trade deal agreed by the end of transition.DUP well cheesed off and a hasty GE to sort it out.

Oxo,We must also never forget 56% of Northern Ireland wished to remain and the 44% leavers were probably not thinking of "no deal" WTO.
Let the majority have their way (remain) NI still within the UK and p iss the DUP off with a Irish Sea border (customs only).

Boris water cannon's deployed to quell rioters from looting cauliflowers from London supermarket.

Sorry Oxo,try this one http://www.hydroquebec.com/data/documents-donnees/pdf/comparison-electricity-prices.pdf

LTI,how do you explain the low take up of EORI registration,it's really simple and you get confirmation within 10 to 20 seconds.
You & Yours did a phone in today,usual scaremongering but one interesting snippet from Germany and the view from there was if we have a hard brexit their SME's are likely to look at other free trade markets where there are no barriers.
It's a no brainer really business will always pick the low hanging fruit especially if you're small.Big business will crack on regardless,it has the capacity to sort through the beaurocracy and is more commited.

Boomer,here is the research you should have done http://www.hydroquebec.com/data/documents-donnees/pdf/comparison-electricity-prices.pdf.
As you can see Montreal has one of the lowest rates for residential at 7 cents (CAN) per unit.Their electricity is nearly 100% renewable and Canada as a whole it's 68% hydro and building more.

Biggest impact on Lloyds will still be SME's deciding it's too much trouble exporting to EU countries and contracting back to their UK businesses."The £274 billion exports of goods and services to other EU countries were worth 13.4% of the value of the British economy in 2017. It’s been at around 12-15% over the past decade".
1 or 2% off the UK economy if it lasted a year?

Boomer,we are spending on fusion research. "Under construction at a facility in France, ITER is behind schedule and toughing out cost overruns, now with a projected cost of more than $14 billion and a completion date of 2027."
I'm sure previous generations of Boomer pointed out the uglyness of windmills in the 1700's yet these same windmills are now the beauty of todays Constable country.
Time waits for no man so in the meantime let's press on with technology we can understand and improve on.

What can i say,who is this jrlse,with 24 posts little chance of digging up any dirt there.
I apologies jl5006 for mentioning your drink problem it looks like you've made a full recovery,all in the past,water under the bridge.

That should smooth things over.

What a bummer,thought you filtered me.
Conviviality lost a £30m tax bill down the back of the sofa after the Directors had bought in only 2 months prior,which probably gave the impression they knew nothing about how much trouble the company was in.The perfect alibi for a few hundred thousand quid,no investigation and no charges brought to my knowledge.I wonder what Diana is doing these days?
I haven't twisted anything you said.

I remember having a conversation with jl over a year ago,he came over all superior/abusive and the next day he apologised saying he had a drink problem.I said to him "one day,by listening to one of us little guys,he may just be able pick up that snippet of information which happens be the last piece of his jigsaw puzzle.
Well i guess he got p issed off waiting and lucky for me he won't be able to read this!

UK is 245,000 sq kms,7% is urban or 17,150sq kms.Total annual UK requirement for electricity currently requires 1,500 sq kms of panels (3x Isle of Wight) if it could be stored.
Putting them on roof's get's people involved,there was never any need to use agricultural land but i'm still glad they are there,because if you look at other land uses it usually involve's heavy machinery,chemicals,odours,dust and other pollutants while solar is peace and tranquility,the perfect neighbour.

Toff,good of you to try but the FCA haven't a clue as to what is going on,they are just window dressing.