Anyone remember the stink the Russians kicked up when SpaceX docked man rated Dragon for the first time? There was talk of donning suits and all sorts. I wonder if their will be the same histrionics when / if Boeing finally approaches?
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Blighty stuffs itself in Galileo airlock and dares Europe to pull the lever
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Uncle Sam outlines evidence against British security whiz Hutchins
British snoops at GCHQ knew FBI was going to arrest Marcus Hutchins
WannaCry-killer Marcus Hutchins denies Feds' malware claims
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Electric driverless cars could make petrol and diesel motors 'socially unacceptable'
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Oh snap! UK Prime Minister Theresa May calls June election
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Re: Who to choose?
I've been looking at our constituency result from 2015. Tories ~20,000, Labour ~ 17000, UKIP ~ 8000, Lib dem ~ 900. My wife and I have spent the best part of an hour trying to decide whether to vote tactically. Clearly LIb Dems are they way to go if you are anti-brexit but I'm not certain they could claw back ~ 12,000 votes in a constituency which has always switched between Con and Lab. So if it's tactical we have to vote Labour which would be really painful given their current shambolic showing.