MillionMilesAway
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Ah. the reappearance of that old chestnut - the 'red tape' problems that have arisen are all the EU's fault, and by extension, the UK is blameless and it can't be held as a Brexit downside.
How do we resolve the Brexit mess?
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Ah. the reappearance of that old chestnut - the 'red tape' problems that have arisen are all the EU's fault, and by extension, the UK is blameless and it can't be held as a Brexit downside.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Deffo nonce.
He forgot to end it with "for me"
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Benefits?
Sacking, without justification and replacing of workers doing the same job.
Roaming fees.
Far slower approvals of medicines.
More sewage in UK rivers and seas.
Additional trade barrier checks.
Sacking, without justification and replacing of workers doing the same job.
Roaming fees.
Far slower approvals of medicines.
More sewage in UK rivers and seas.
Additional trade barrier checks.
Didsbury Dave
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He’s become a body language expert’s dream subject over the last year or so, displaying the whole spectrum of lying indicators. Look how he blinks, gulps and fidgets and his voice cracks a bit. Every word is pure deception and his face can’t hide it.
Sadly not.
Motorists to avoid annual EU price hike thanks to Brexit powers
Controversial EU Vnuk motor insurance law one step closer to being removed from British law, as bill passes through Parliament.
But the "benefit" of supposedly £50 off everyone's car insurance makes no sense.
"insurance policyholders could face an estimated additional cost of £1.227 billion" - for off-road accidents? If that's the cost of the accident premiums, the risk is worse than I imagined. Why would every motorist have to pay extra for a risk they're not taking? And I bet you missed the £50 off when you renewed your insurance...
Oh wait... the EU had already changed the directive, so if we'd stayed in the EU it wouldn't have needed to go through Parliament.
Rolling back Vnuk: The UK lags behind
www.dacbeachcroft.com
Business can make untold riches as regulation is dropped
Mr Kobayashi
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Passed around in Dolphin Square as a young boy. Wearing a Walter the Softy costume (his idea).
Good for the economy too, as accidents help GDP.
Mr Kobayashi
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Business insolvencies jump 30% as 22,000 firms go bust in 2022
Figures for England and Wales likely to worsen as UK goes into recession, say analysts
www.theguardian.com