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Thanks for that Marvo,
I forget that many of you who use this site have not trained under UK regulations so are unaware of our particular conventions.

I didn't mention flexibles in plastic conduit, as used in France and other countries. You often find twist connectors in terminal boxes where both the neutrals and Feeds are separately twisted together. This is as we (UK) would know it as '3-plate' wiring.
 

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