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Chinese airlines
Chnese airlines fly from most UK airports,but London airports generally cheaper 375 or even cheaper 353 looking at one now return,Manchester generally 200 more, there are ways to mitigate tho ,later in day train travel will get you to LHR Gatwick or Stansted,for about 50 pounds ,with rail card,for an evening flight,same on return choose morning arrival,again 50 pounds return to up norf. I like stopovers in china,cheap hotels 15 a night,bit of rubbing lotion around the balls,better than red bull,and for 50 quid zip wire tour of great wall hour away from airport -
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Future UK Demographics Could See White British Minority by 2063, Study Suggests
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Trump threatens to cut Musk's government contracts as their public feud escalates.
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Best tires for Toyota Vios?
At one point before leaving the UK I worked for Stapleton's Tyres - the UK's largest tyre distributor. Stapleton's had the UK franchise for Maxxis tyres and were much envied by their competitors for it. The answer to the original question is undoubtedly 'the best you can afford' but I should point out that Maxxis are excellent value for money and perform well. I fitted them by choice to my Mercedes and they were quiet, gripped well in the wet (always my top priority for a tyre - all tyres grip at sensible speeds in the dry) and had good endurance. Also, don't get too concerned if you haven't heard of Maxxis, or feel reluctant to trust a small name in the industry - if I recall correctly, they are manufactured by Yokohama (Maxxis is a brand, not the manufacturer). -
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