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Brexit OUT of EU: What happens now?
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Brexit deal before Christmas? Talks on trade agreement hinge on fish 'worth less than Paul Pogba' | Daily Mail Online
Hopes were growing today of a Brexit deal before Christmas amid reports that the final hurdle is fish worth the equivalent of a good Premier League footballer's transfer fee.
Hopes were growing today of a Brexit deal before Christmas amid reports that the final hurdle is fish worth the equivalent of a good Premier League footballer's transfer fee.
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Sikh charity delivers Dominor's pizzas and curries to stranded lorry drivers | Daily Mail Online
Operation Feed the Truckers: Sikh charity and local football club deliver thousands of pizzas and curries to stranded drivers facing Christmas in their cabs
Operation Feed the Truckers: Sikh charity and local football club deliver thousands of pizzas and curries to stranded drivers facing Christmas in their cabs
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UK and EU 'are haggling over every fish' despite deal all-but DONE | Daily Mail Online
Brexit deal is DONE: Boris Johnson seals historic agreement with EU with propaganda war ALREADY raging as UK claims to have won TWICE as many concessions as Brussels
Brexit deal is DONE: Boris Johnson seals historic agreement with EU with propaganda war ALREADY raging as UK claims to have won TWICE as many concessions as Brussels
- Boris Johnson has finally confirmed that a post-Brexit trade deal has been agreed with the European Union
Knobby22
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Christmas present of finally getting Brexit for Britain Its taken over 4 years I think. I will give Boris points for being hard nosed.
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Well having France tell everyone what to do, would have been unacceptable, sounds like a 5 year fishing amnesty has been agreed upon.
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In reality, the UK were holding the best hand, even with the remoaners working against their own country
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Spot on Wayne, the U.K is the E.U's biggest customer.
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Looking like a worse deal than what May achieved and was rejected could well end up a noose for Boris still will take a few years to play out.
One thing about the Brits when it comes to politicians the are all happy to feed off the carcass of their leaders god bless them.
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Is it? I am eagerly awaiting an analysis.
Just read the headlines.
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Both sides will need to look like winners and agree devil in the detail analysis unfortunately puff and wind in the headlines.
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I'm with you on that, however I will be surprised if Boris makes it to the next election, now the media has finished with Trump all guns will be blazing for Boris.
Then it will be Morrison's turn, IMO it will be too obvious to attack both Johnson and Morrison together, just my opinion but time will tell.
Morrison is taking flak on Twitter in similarities to what was used on Trump. Seen it creep onto news site comments. Looks like paid/activist comments.I'm with you on that, however I will be surprised if Boris makes it to the next election, now the media has finished with Trump all guns will be blazing for Boris.
Then it will be Morrison's turn, IMO it will be too obvious to attack both Johnson and Morrison together, just my opinion but time will tell.
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The impact of Brexit on trade and industry across the UK is "challenging" . More accurately however was the following description.
Impact on UK economic activity is horrendous.
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Impact on UK economic activity is horrendous.
'A multiple pile-up in the fog': wine agent's fury at Brexit red tape
Daniel Lambert blasts government and on Twitter castigates bureaucratic procedures
Britons buying from EU websites hit with £100 customs bills
Parcel firms demanding payment before delivering items ordered from European websites since Brexit
'Absolute carnage': EU hauliers reject UK jobs over Brexit rules
Freight company director blames new requirement for EU transport firms to provide VAT and tariff guarantees
That's expected. It was never going to be a bed of rosesThe impact of Brexit on trade and industry across the UK is "challenging" . More accurately however was the following description.
Impact on UK economic activity is horrendous.
'A multiple pile-up in the fog': wine agent's fury at Brexit red tape
Daniel Lambert blasts government and on Twitter castigates bureaucratic proceduresBritons buying from EU websites hit with £100 customs bills
Parcel firms demanding payment before delivering items ordered from European websites since Brexit'Absolute carnage': EU hauliers reject UK jobs over Brexit rules
Freight company director blames new requirement for EU transport firms to provide VAT and tariff guarantees
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Funny.
I have absolutely no recollection of these types of difficulties being acknowledged by the Brexit movement. Nah it was all gunna be sweet..And Remainers who pointed out that leaving the EU with its open borders and agreed protocols meant being a different country which had to go through all the processes of entry and exit were overrun and ignored.
It was mentioned over and over. You yourself brought up a lot of articles with the issues. Why on earth would you think that such a huge transition wouldn't have issues?Funny.
And Remainers who pointed out that leaving the EU with its open borders and agreed protocols meant being a different country which had to go through all the processes of entry and exit were overrun and ignored.
Eventually those issues get sorted though and your nation isn't under the thumb of greedy politicians from multiple EU zones.
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Just. Totally.Ignored.The.Point. As. Usual..
In no universe did the Brexit Bullshitters freely acknowledge the massive problems facing England as a "free" country that now has to come to terms with the inevitable friction of trade and passage into/out of the EU. These were always disputed, denied or derided.
Of course the truckies, exporters and travellers can "sort the issues". Unfortunately many of them will simply not be economically sorting them with the EU community. The figures will not work. That was always the issue of walking away from a Common Market with agreed universal rules and instant easy access.
And a nice little throwaway piece of poison to finish off.
Ohh so you just wanted to pi$$ and moan because your enemies on the right must be crushed. Not the fact that you would have to be completely stupid to think that "there would be no problems". Actually I think the blanket statement that "no brexit supporters mentioned the consequences" as brainless as the previous statement. Keep going though with your partisan flavoured bs though. God knows where you lap this rubbish up
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Any massive change will have issues, it is whether the change brings about a better outcome in the long term, doing nothing only means the constant slide continues.
But from what I'm hearing many appear to like the idea of falling living standards and the gap between rich and poor becoming bigger, I guess if a person is on the right side of the equation all is good.
That is obviously why the rich are turning to the left parties and the working class is moving to the right.
But from what I'm hearing many appear to like the idea of falling living standards and the gap between rich and poor becoming bigger, I guess if a person is on the right side of the equation all is good.
That is obviously why the rich are turning to the left parties and the working class is moving to the right.
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