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take the cuddly toys off the list

Ok, any ship then. How about a washing machine, motor car, motor bike, electric blanket, toaster, teas made, picnic basket, cuddly toy, set of garden tools or even a sheet of steel

OK then, you want to buy a war ship, If you have it built in Scotland it's going to take longer and will be more expensive than if you have it built in South Korea. Which option would you go for?

I'm just exploring ways in which the cost of steel production can be reduced. Why pay more for something that one can buy cheeper elsewhere? Let's look at it this way, If you go into a shop and you see two or more items that do exactly the same thing, which one would you buy? Why are shops like...

May be British workers are paid too much. Chinese steel companies should wait and then buy up the British steel industry offering new contracts to those who used to work at the factories at a reduced rate of pay. If those workers are not willing to work at the wages offered, I'm sure there are...

I suppose the government could do something like this in relation to the Chinese steel industry https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ8HjDRrHt0

It's the fault of the Welsh, too busy chasing wool than making decent steel.

The chance of that **** doing anything sensible is unlikely, but then again he does enjoy watching us poor folk suffer.

If cheap Chinese steel is to blame, pay British steel workers the same as their Chinese counterparts and reduce the cost of British steel