My favorite so far has been
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/10...lapse-business
An old one but all doom laden stories should be taken with a pinch of salt. No doubt a no deal Brexit will result in short term pain and some disruption.
My favorite so far has been
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/10...lapse-business
An old one but all doom laden stories should be taken with a pinch of salt. No doubt a no deal Brexit will result in short term pain and some disruption.
Prominent Pro-Remainer Gina Miller's view of the current backstop proposal. I would add it breaking the spirit of the Good Friday Agreement imposing unnecessary differences between Northern Ireland and it's biggest trading partner the rest of the UKOriginal Post Deleted
https://youtu.be/c8ujLiXswb0?t=1572
Unfortunately Mrs May still is unable to demonstrate a vision of the future that she would like to see,
From a British Civil Servant:
https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...n-yellowhammer
Civil servants are people with integrity. Thanks for that @drumbrake.
Corbyn now rated as worse than Foot.
Both UK parties are in a shambles. When will the EU give ground?
I would suggest the executive branch should come up with a vision of what they want and see if it has backing. Even informally it was clear the last deal from the EU was a non-starter. The backstop really is a terrible proposition as is giving all the cah before negotiating trade terms.
I believe Mrs May's strategy has been to try to find the least offensive proposal to all and run the clock down hoping parliament would vote for. Labour are now only just sort of saying what they want bit I am still not clear that but with no clarity just vague concepts that look more like an attempt to destabilise the conservatives than be constructive suggestions.
Perhaps Mrs May should invite the leaders of the EU to address parliament rather than flapping around Europe trying to appease everyone....