Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Haydn]

Banning Huawei was absolutely the correct decision.....

Like it was absolutely the right decision to approve them following a detailed security review some 6 months beforehand ?

Absolutely nailed on that they will suddenly become totally ok and not in any way dodgy, now that Trump has been ousted.

A bit of grovelling about Hong Kong and it will be job done.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Global health insurance card to replace EHIC under new rules

UK residents can apply for the new card to access emergency medical care when their EHIC card runs out.

www.bbc.co.uk

Good news...would have been nice for the same coverage as the EHIC.

 

[peteblue]

Like it was absolutely the right decision to approve them following a detailed security review some 6 months beforehand ?

Absolutely nailed on that they will suddenly become totally ok and not in any way dodgy, now that Trump has been ousted.

A bit of grovelling about Hong Kong and it will be job done.

Huawei should never have been allowed into our network and I hope they are not allowed back in.....

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

sadly not incredible that, farmers have been lobbying for it for ages even though we know what the outcome has been

And another example of Government saying one thing and doing another.

UK will back total ban on bee-harming pesticides, Michael Gove reveals

Exclusive: Research leads environment secretary to overturn government’s previous opposition, making total EU ban much more likely

www.theguardian.com

 

[Wizard]

"Welcome to the Brexit, sir"

 

[Bishop Thumpety-Thump]

Who???

His name is right there. Do you need help with the bigger words?

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

UK is 50℅ of sales and just not worth it, nothing to do with pandemic just simply the added bureaucracy. One day he may be back.

Brexit reality bites: The new dawn of trade friction

In the weeks to come, the full impact of Brexit will become more and more apparent. Consumers and retailers on the island of Ireland will have to get used to the consequences.

amp.rte.ie

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Like it was absolutely the right decision to approve them following a detailed security review some 6 months beforehand ?

Absolutely nailed on that they will suddenly become totally ok and not in any way dodgy, now that Trump has been ousted.

A bit of grovelling about Hong Kong and it will be job done.

All just some sycophant UK Brexit Government pining for the Trump trade deal. And the only other viable 5g vendors being Nokia and Ericsson, both manufacturing in China and the latter in partnership with Panda electronics. Also all the previous Gs remain, utter nonsense, would love to see share trading leading up to that decision, and then pop Biden gets in.

 

[Jebus_lives]

"Welcome to the Brexit, sir"

'remainers will tell you fear stories about your packed lunch being confiscated at the border by laughing Dutch officials...it's project Fear nonesense'

 

[BlueDraka]

His name is right there. Do you need help with the bigger words?

I've missed you

 

[Moomin]

You may take my packed lunch.

But u will never take my SOVREENNNTEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

 

[Jebus_lives]

Brexit leaves Spain's Costa Brits facing dilemmas

British expats in Spain tell the BBC how the new post-Brexit rules have changed their lives.

www.bbc.com

'we only want people who can contribute, everyone else we should send back'...

 

[tsubaki]

You may take my packed lunch.

But u will never take my SOVREENNNTEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

just the Soreen loaf

 

[BlueDraka]

UK is 50℅ of sales and just not worth it, nothing to do with pandemic just simply the added bureaucracy. One day he may be back.

Brexit reality bites: The new dawn of trade friction

In the weeks to come, the full impact of Brexit will become more and more apparent. Consumers and retailers on the island of Ireland will have to get used to the consequences.

amp.rte.ie

Read the article. The way they do the vat within the EU seems complicated. But I suppose they have had years to get use to it. The uk is 50% of sales. So if he has stopped that he must be working hard to counter that. Although he does goes on to say

This is why I think it's not worth the hassle in the short term until it becomes clear what we need to do. I do plan on selling in the UK again just when it's clear and set in stone."

 

[Moomin]

Brexit leaves Spain's Costa Brits facing dilemmas

British expats in Spain tell the BBC how the new post-Brexit rules have changed their lives.

www.bbc.com

'we only want people who can contribute, everyone else we should send back'...

Listened to a few ex pats on the radio moaning about this.

Surprisingly, they voted for Brexit as they thought they wouldn't be affected as they don't live in Britain.

Somehow the EU and remainers were to blame for all this according to some.