We’re gonna need more yachts
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We’re gonna need more yachts
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I might be wrong but I'm fairly sure they aren't comparing Q1 of this year with Q4 of last year
They are not and I never suggested they did....
Is this better or worse than Raab not knowing quite how important Dover was?
NilSatisOptimum
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Knobhead is at it.
news.sky.com
Brexit: UK's decision to leave EU five years ago will aid country's recovery from COVID-19, PM says
On 23 June 2016, the UK voted to leave the EU by 51.9% to 48.1%.
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'kin moron....
Cross bornder trade between ROI and NI is sky rocketing as NI business pivot away from the UK. Many UK businesses are setting up in NI to trade directly into the EU. This is going to cause a headace for the EU in terms of origin of goods if the UK dont start checks on goods into NI as they agreed to do. Particularly with what the Aussie government has released in reference to the UK - Aus trade deal around agri-goods.
EU are supposed to have sight of actual customs checks and declarations but HMRC havent given the agreed access to EU customs officials as of yet.
EU are supposed to have sight of actual customs checks and declarations but HMRC havent given the agreed access to EU customs officials as of yet.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I see the EU still don’t understand where the money comes from....
Guardian.....”Moreover, Britain was excluded from the EU recovery plan: “If the UK was still in the EU, it would have benefited from perhaps £45bn of collective EU money ... It’s hard to see how one country on its own can fare better than many, together.” Hahahaha, we could have paid in money and got some of it back from the EU.
...the usual crap from the usual French politicians.........
Guardian.....”Moreover, Britain was excluded from the EU recovery plan: “If the UK was still in the EU, it would have benefited from perhaps £45bn of collective EU money ... It’s hard to see how one country on its own can fare better than many, together.” Hahahaha, we could have paid in money and got some of it back from the EU.
...the usual crap from the usual French politicians.........
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
You know that the ONS were comparing it to pre-2020, right?
orchard
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I don't think the debate has been seriously been about where the money comes from (btw BoE has been going bbbrrrrrrr for yonks), but how it's distributed and why.
Do you sincerely believe the current clown show are doing this effectively?
arminisgod
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we've left, never to go back. Think people need to get a grip on reality
NilSatisOptimum
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Well not really some big changes,from early July that we asked to be deferred from January, think leaving is a better description!
5 years on.
Analysis: Five years after the Brexit vote, the United Kingdom is more divided than ever
The Brexit referendum took place five years ago. It was supposed to settle the United Kingdom's neurosis over its relationship with Europe once and for all, but it did nothing of the sort.
edition.cnn.com
The big sell.
Britain's Pacific trade ambitions won't compensate for Brexit
The United Kingdom has begun talks on joining a Pacific trade partnership that it sees as one of its biggest opportunities to forge economic alliances beyond Europe after Brexit.
edition.cnn.com
The reality.
‘Stitched up and sold out’ - UK’s fishing crews outraged at Brexit betrayal five years after referendum
On the fifth anniversary of the vote to leave the EU, many in the fishing industry feel betrayed by a trade deal that effectively sacrificed one of the key promises of the Leave campaign
www.independent.co.uk
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