AdrianH
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We have it, we have the extra £30bil.200 million a week back into the NHS?
Yep, that'd be useful right about now!
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We have it, we have the extra £30bil.200 million a week back into the NHS?
Yep, that'd be useful right about now!
We have it, we have the extra £30bil.
Except we don’t.
@AdrianH
You want a fun fact that the Brexiters don’t want you to know?
The UK net contributions to the EU was £156 billion from 1973 till 2018 ie. 47 YEARS worth.
Brexit has cost the UK around £130 billion from 2016 till 2019, ie just 3 years. The estimate is a cost of £200 billion at the end of 2020.
Brexit is quite the bargain, isn’t it? and makes the NHS money (which was a lie) look like small change...
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Has the “cost of Brexit” amounted to more than the UK’s total net contributions over 47 years? – Full Fact
Not quite. In real terms we paid £216 billion into the EU between 1973 and 2018, while the economic cost was estimated at £130 billion by 2019.fullfact.org
AN Oxfordshire MP has revealed she could not read the UK-EU agreement on fishing as it came in, her Government responsibility, because she was ‘busy organising a nativity trail’
Victoria Prentis, the MP for Banbury, is also a Government minister for fisheries and farming.
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MP too 'busy organising nativity' to read Brexit deal
AN Oxfordshire MP has revealed she could not read the UK-EU agreement on fishing because she was ‘busy organising a nativity trail’.www.oxfordmail.co.uk
Whats annoying as that it would seem the majority of these high ranking politicians have total arrogant "do as I say, not as I do" and "FU peasant" attitude.lol.
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MP too 'busy organising nativity' to read Brexit deal
AN Oxfordshire MP has revealed she could not read the UK-EU agreement on fishing because she was ‘busy organising a nativity trail’.www.oxfordmail.co.uk
But they appeared to hint that the PM had made the trip to the park by car, stressing that local exercise did not necessarily mean starting from your front door.
Mr Malthouse said Boris Johnson's bike ride to east London was within the rules, which say people can exercise but must do so in their local area.
But he said this may not always be the case, adding: "It depends where you are. Seven miles will be local in different areas and at different times."
Ya. Fairly comical squirming.Whats annoying as that it would seem the majority of these high ranking politicians have total arrogant "do as I say, not as I do" and "FU peasant" attitude.
I see Boris got bust 7 miles from home riding his bike. First they said it's fine because they said "it's local if you exercise from and back to your front door" but then this was state...
and it seems they don't want to clarify any further. And then you get this BS...
I see Boris got bust 7 miles from home riding his bike. First they said it's fine because they said "it's local if you exercise from and back to your front door" but then this was state...
Correct, it's the "local area" rule that is ambiguous though. Nobody seems to be able to define what local area actually means. Even the police are asking for clearer defined rules because even they are unsure when to fine a person.Nothing in the law says you have to exercise within x miles in England. You are legally allowed to drive any distance (as long as you don’t cross into Wales or Scotland) to go exercise.
Did they have the relevant paperwork for those sandwiches to prove compliance with those standards, as required?Cool, another person who doesn't understand what Brexit and the EU are.
This is purely being done to be petty. There is no reason for this to be done. The EU knows the UK aligns with its standards, it's literally a point in the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement, but yet they insist on enforcing arbitrary rubbish like this to, in part, make people like you go "haha look, teehee". It's public perception, and clearly, looking at you and @buka001, it works hook, line, and sinker.
From the EU's Q&A section:
The UK is part of the SPS standards scheme.
She seemed genuine though. “And for my grandchildren and their future, that’s why I voted out."Another one reaping the rewards of the Brexit she voted for.
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Brexit: 'My £50,000 shellfish lorry was delayed for 30 hours'
A Welsh shellfish exporter says she is struggling with new post-Brexit border rules.www.bbc.co.uk
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'I voted out for my grandchildren!' Businesswoman says £40,000 Brexit hit is worth it
A LOYAL Brexiteer stunned a Channel 4 News reporter as she claimed to still support leaving the European Union even after she admitted to having spent £40,000 to prepare her farming and shellfish businesses for a no deal Brexit.www.express.co.uk
Things in the fishing industry are going very swimmingly with Brexit.Fisherman back on the BBC news at 6. Having a good cry about the deliveries to the EU taking 5 days and the product arriving dead.
Some of them are now refusing to go out and fish, others say they are going to start operating from EU ports.
What a joke this Brexit Fisheries crap is turning out to be.
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Brexit: Seafood lorries park near Downing Street in protest over new rules causing severe delays at EU border
Seafood companies have warned they could go under in days as they face long delays getting into the EU, ruining produce.news.sky.com
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