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We collected our pre-booked £35 Randox text kits from a shopping mall in Maidstone at around 10:30.
Whilst stressful and expensive, the process was relatively efficient and seamless.
Let's hope that this regime is very short-lived!
Our Qured pre-booked PCR tests arrived at home shortly after we did (we flew in from Miami landing at Heathrow around 7.15 - they were in the post office by lunchtime.
Waiting for the results, but if our previous experience is anything to go by, the results will be in later today!
Your local parts stores may carry a moderate selection of inventory. Even so, you may be hard pressed to find parts like flow controllers and other gear that you need for your machinery and factory equipment. Rather than improvise or face buying a brand new, expensive machine, you can save time and money when you search for these items online. You can shop the extensive inventory of industrial gear and parts on the website and filter your search by the information that you have available to you now.
Filtering Your Search
As knowledgeable as you may be about the industrial parts that you need now, you still may lack some identifiers that could pinpoint you directly to the items for which you are looking. To narrow your search as much as possible, you can include just one or two pieces of information and still be given a list of items that could suit your purposes.
For example, the website is set up so that you can use details like the part’s description or number to search for what you need. These details are just enough for the website to filter its inventory and provide you a list of parts that could match your search.
You can also use the OEM number if you have the information on hand. The OEM number can be used to pinpoint you to the parts that are made by the same manufacturer or brand. You may also discover universal parts that you can use in your machinery.
If you lack the numbers, descriptions, or brand names, you can still browse the available inventory on the website. The inventory link is found at the top of the page. You can click on it and find the full array of products that the online company has for sale.
Auction and Bidding
You may know exactly what you need, but only have a minute budget with which to buy it. When you want to save as much money as possible, you could use the eBay link found on the website.
This link allows you to find auctions for parts that you need and also allows you to place bids accordingly. Some auctions may also have a buy now option.
Finding parts that you need for your machines is easy when you shop online. You can use details to narrow your parts search.In Rouhani’s alternative plan, Tehran would still expect sanctions on its oil exports and international banking to be revised.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has told French President Emmanuel Macron that the Islamic republic is ready to return to its commitments under the 2015 nuclear deal if the US dials back sanctions, even without returning to the JCPOA deal, Radio Farda reported on Thursday.
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi conveyed the offer from Rouhani to Macron in Paris as an alternative to the “freeze-for-freeze” plan proposed by the French president. In Macron’s plan, Iran would stop increasing its nuclear activities and the US would hold sanctions at the current level to allow for dialogue to resume, according to Politico.
In Rouhani’s alternative plan, Iran would not demand that the US return to the JCPOA, but would expect sanctions on Iran’s oil exports and international banking to be revised. In return, the Islamic republic would stop reducing its commitments to the nuclear deal, including exceeding the 3.67% uranium enrichment limit.
“If European countries stop wrong measures such as detaining an Iranian oil tanker at Gibraltar, they will see an appropriate response from Tehran,” said Rouhani on Wednesday, referencing the seizure of the Iranian Grace 1 oil tanker.
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei claimed on Wednesday that the UK had sent a mediator to Iran to free the British-flagged Stena Impero oil tanker that was seized by IRGC forces last week. Britain denied the report.
In a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, Rouhani said that Iran and other Gulf countries are in charge of maritime safety in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf. “The Strait of Hormuz is no place for joking or playing with international regulations,” said Rouhani.
British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt announced on Monday that the UK will also form a European-led maritime protection mission to support safe passage of both crew and cargo in the region. Discussions will be held later this week concerning how to best complement the plan with a recent US proposal for an international maritime coalition in the area.
The foreign secretary emphasized that the mission would be focused on “free navigation,” and would not be part of the “US maximum pressure policy on Iran,” as Britain is still committed to preserving the nuclear deal with Tehran.
“We have taken every available opportunity to reduce misunderstanding whilst standing by our rock-solid commitment to the international rule of law, which is the foundation of global peace and prosperity – but we must also react to the world around us as it is, and not how we would wish it to be,” said the foreign secretary in the House of Commons.
Israel keeping close tabs on developments in Syria after reports that Druze Hezbollah operative was assassinated in Quneitra.
IDF forces deployed along the nation’s northern border were on high alert Thursday following airstrikes in southern Syria overnight Tuesday.
Syria accused Israel of the strikes but Israel neither confirmed nor denied the reports. Israel is keeping close tabs on developments in Syria after reports earlier this week said that Druze Hezbollah operative Mashhour Zidan, had been assassinated in Quneitra.
Remarks by Hossein Dehghan reflect a toughened Iranian stance to Western proposals to bolster security in the Strait of Hormuz after Iran seized a British-flagged oil tanker last week.
The tough remarks by Khamenei’s aide, Hossein Dehghan, a senior commander of Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards whose views are seen as reflecting those of Khamenei, appeared to take a firm line in response to Western proposals to beef up security in the Strait of Hormuz in the wake of the seizure of the ship.
Dehghan’s remarks appear to shift the Iranian position on talks with the United States. In the past Tehran has said talks are possible although Washington must lift all sanctions first and return to the nuclear deal it abandoned last year.
Earlier on Wednesday, Iran’s pragmatist president, Hassan Rouhani, who has drawn fire from hardline clerical leaders for reaching the nuclear pact with world powers in 2015, said Iran was ready for “just negotiations” but not if they mean surrender.
Britain has called for a European-led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the world’s most important oil artery after Iran seized the Stena Impero last week. The United States is trying to rally support for a global coalition to secure Gulf waters, although allies have been reluctant to join a US-led mission for fear of escalating confrontation.
The Trump administration abandoned the nuclear deal last year arguing that it was too weak because it did not cover non-nuclear issues such as Iran’s missile program and its regional behavior. Dehghan repeated Iranian assertions that its missile program is non-negotiable.
Raff is the Israeli writer-director best known for creating “Prisoners of War,” the hit Israeli television series that was the framework for Showtime’s “Homeland” series, which he co-created. He’s also a former paratrooper in the Israeli military and a screenwriter who’s been drawn repeatedly to the subject of espionage and international intrigue. So Raff, 46, knows a great deal about the famously bold and fiercely secretive operations of Israel’s intelligence service.
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