You don't need to wear a suit and tie when going through customs. Bit of a game changer tbhNo customs formalities is listen as a specific EU-UK benefit in the new deal.
Whatever that means.
You don't need to wear a suit and tie when going through customs. Bit of a game changer tbhNo customs formalities is listen as a specific EU-UK benefit in the new deal.
Whatever that means.
Thanks for the source although this suggests we would then need to negotiate with each EU country separately in regards to mobile phone roaming which judging by the pace of negotiating with the EU historically will take ages.Yes and no. We have taken back control by leaving it up to thers to decide
Using your mobile in EU and EEA countries
How leaving the EU has affected mobile roaming in EU and European Economic Area (EEA) countries.www.gov.uk
That’s pre-deal though.Yes and no. We have taken back control by leaving it up to thers to decide
Using your mobile in EU and EEA countries
How leaving the EU has affected mobile roaming in EU and European Economic Area (EEA) countries.www.gov.uk
The Guardian, forever on the wrong side, never fails to continue being so.At long last we have a Brexit deal – and it's as bad as you thought | Tom Kibasi
This barely-there treaty that will make trade harder and destroy jobs. Labour should oppose it, says Tom Kibasi, a writer on politics and economicswww.theguardian.com
Nah, penalty overruled because of goalie off his line. UK scores after penalty taken and missed.Kind of. Still goalless after extra time, EU win 5-4 on penalties, VAR still checking though
That’s pre-deal though.
Why, a deal has been done. Other trade deals, yes, but they’re coming thick and fast. Imagining Armageddon scenarios is so last year.Today was just the end of another phase - negotiations with others about trade deals - discussions and disputes with the EU - it will bubble along for ever and a day
Why, a deal has been done. Other trade deals, yes, but they’re coming thick and fast. Imagining Armageddon scenarios is so last year.