It's ONE month and quite probably the worst one at that. Let's have a look at 6mnths and a year.
Trans Polar passage will be open by 2050But, hey...the UK has applied to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)!
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Whisky, cheese and chocolate producers have suffered the biggest post-Brexit export losses in the food and drink sector, new figures from HMRC have shown.
Analysis of the figures by the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) shows that cheese exports in January plummeted from £45m to £7m year on year, while whisky exports nosedived from £105m to £40m. Chocolate exports went from £41.4m to just £13m, a decline of 68%.
Exports of some other goods such as salmon and beef almost stopped altogether, with declines of 98% and 92% respectively, but by value they were the 7th and 4th biggest losers of the top 10 exports to the EU.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/mar/13/uk-exporters-brexit-damage-costs-customs-paperwork
Overall, trade in fish, thanks partly to a complete ban on the exports of certain live shellfish, dropped by 79%.
No one, no one at all.Who is always telling us that?
Depends how quickly Boris Johnson and the other former people build the route across AntarcticaTrans Polar passage will be open by 2050
I remain hopeful that the EU abandons English as one of it’s three working languages (German, French and English) and replaces it with what I think would be a good choice, Spanish.
Que?Why do you think anyone here would care?
Why do you think anyone here would care?
Maybe if they had Spanish GCSE.
Also I hope it would irritate the cunts who voted leave if they harbour imperialistic thoughts.
So what is the significance of the "official" EU languages to those citizens of the EU who are not native speakers of any of those languages?Blackouts in Northern Ireland is what leave voters voted for.
Or to paraphrase somebody somewhere did those voters vote to leave but retain the exact same benefits of remaining?
Irish citizens would not be ‘forced’ to learn Spanish any more than they are forced to learn German, French or English at present.
Although it can catch you out because the Euros use English in a more literal way than the English, meaning that sometimes words mean something completely different in EUglish than in actual English. An example is the word “actual”, which the Euros use to mean ”current”. And when I was dealing with the French regulator on something, they were forever asking us to ”precise” the reasons for things, which took us a while to get the hang of. More here:It's pretty handy that loads of EU stuff is written in English. It's not like EU legislation, regulations and so on are going to become irrelevant to the UK now.
official and procedural.I believe there are two strata. Official languages and working languages.
No indeed there'll be a continuing need for toilet paper in the UK, so you'll be able to read before you wipeIt's pretty handy that loads of EU stuff is written in English. It's not like EU legislation, regulations and so on are going to become irrelevant to the UK now.
Don't you believe it. The Lingua Franca of the future will be memes and emojis.They should prepare for the future and make Mandarin the official language.
Euro English - Wikipedia
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It can be worse when somebody uses your language but uses it differently than when they just use a completely different language.
They should prepare for the future and make Mandarin the official language.
Euro English is what EU legislation is drafted in, though, and those differences can genuinely catch you out."Euro English" lol, someone's taking the piss. It doesn't even matter either, because a) it's funny and b) everybody gets English wrong, even the English (which is largely why English is the mess it is)
They should prepare for the future and make Mandarin the official language.
my point confirmed from the horses:The principle of buying and distributing collectively so both poorer and richer states all get a fair share of the vaccine is a sound one.
The principle of Bullingdon Boys throwing money at the mess that they make is a shit one.
"negligence and maladministration" lol
good luck with the court case - not sure if they've got a legal foot to stand on - I expect not - but it definitely is negligence and maladministration