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I wholeheartedley agree with your viewpoint
The headline says "British" and the article says "England and Wales"... which is it?
Don't know but I suspect Scottish lawyers are excluded too.
The headline says "British" and the article says "England and Wales"... which is it?
For the time being.Don't know but I suspect Scottish lawyers are excluded too.
Don't know but I suspect Scottish lawyers are excluded too.
Bothered?
Cheers. I thought it seemed a bit out/simplistic.It is nothing to do with my personal opinion on the financial pluses and minuses of Brexit, but “lost economic growth” is in no way comparable with “contributions paid out”.
There is no doubt that Brexit has been a massive drag on GDP. How much that should bother people is genuinely worth proper discussion. The hegemonic view of a reified “economy” as an entity that is worth sacrificing anything in the service of is definitely something that needs to be brought into the light for proper examination.Cheers. I thought it seemed a bit out/simplistic.
Still shit though
Yup.There is no doubt that Brexit has been a massive drag on GDP. How much that should bother people is genuinely worth proper discussion. The hegemonic view of a reified “economy” as an entity that is worth sacrificing anything in the service of is definitely something that needs to be brought into the light for proper examination.
Some shipping and haulage companies have complained of "chaos" at Felixstowe Port in Suffolk, affecting goods in the run up to Christmas. One ship due to be unloaded at the port last week was redirected to Rotterdam because of "unacceptable" delays.
The owner, Hutchison Ports, blames pre-Brexit stockpiling and the pandemic. Freight manager Matt Hudson warned that "if the chaos continues, increased shipping prices will be passed on to consumers".
I dont think he reads urbanBoris Johnson, do not let this happen. It would radically hasten your departure from 10 Downing Street, as voters, even those who voted for Brexit, would not forgive you.
seriously though, i think there'll be queues even if there is a deal? anything short of a customs union means paperwork
#ovenreadydeal.The British government needs to make concessions and get a trade deal with the EU. It will be a disaster if there is no deal Brexit come January 1st. There would be an endless truck park in Kent and shortages of vital goods including medications.
Boris Johnson, do not let this happen. It would radically hasten your departure from 10 Downing Street, as voters, even those who voted for Brexit, would not forgive you.
Why do you think people voted for leaving?I think you are probably right. Brexit was a serious mistake of historic proportions.
I am sure the country will get over it eventually though.
The French will probably make life really difficult for us and cause massive delays.
Hopefully the Irish peace process does not collapse.
What were we thinking to have voted for this?
Why do you think people voted for leaving?
Why do you think people voted for leaving?
There's so much polling evidence about the declared drivers of decision making in the 2016 referendum; do we really need to go over all that again?
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"...declared..." doing the Gramscian heavy lift, therePity that national sovereignty in this ever connected global world is a myth unless your the US, China or North Korea (on behalf of China)
There could be fish in there? Might up the quota for our brave Kings of the Sea!Quality.
2Hats posted the other dayIf only HMRC had been given any clue that the site at Waterbrook park might be flood-prone.