It’s worse than I thought then.
They’ve put that there and it’s not even in relation to the story.
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They’ve put that there and it’s not even in relation to the story.
west didsblue
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Try reading nearly any article on nearly any website and see how often you see links to related stories.
Then try reading an article properly before calling it disingenuous.
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Sure.
I would say it's a regular occurrence in my local Co-op, but I think that's a combination of Covid and having comically inept staff.
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I watched Partridge last night and his similarity with donald fruitloop trump is un-canny.
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It suggests a shortage not a crisis and nor will there be a crisis since the UK is not imposing customs checks on imports from the EU until June, and probably not even then.
The EU imposed customs checks from Jan 1st, the UK didn’t as it doesn’t have the capacity to do so. There is some leniency on the EU side as UK firms have 12 months to collate and present export data, including product origin, to prove they are eligible for tariff exemptions.
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Times Radio...not a huge surprise.
‘A very grumpy British government agrees to the EU’s formal request to delay its ratification of the Brexit trade deal until April 30. One to watch closely. If NI Protocol talks turn bad, might the EU play hardball and refuse to ratify at all?‘
‘A very grumpy British government agrees to the EU’s formal request to delay its ratification of the Brexit trade deal until April 30. One to watch closely. If NI Protocol talks turn bad, might the EU play hardball and refuse to ratify at all?‘
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December 2020 - Isle of Mann wins right to decide access to it’s fishing waters.
‘Speaking in the Tynwald, the Chief Minister said the EU had demanded access to Manx waters stressing without access for bloc vessels, there would be difficulty exporting island goods.’
www.express.co.uk
‘Speaking in the Tynwald, the Chief Minister said the EU had demanded access to Manx waters stressing without access for bloc vessels, there would be difficulty exporting island goods.’
EU ships welcomed as Isle of Man agrees deal on fishing
The Isle of Man has allowed bloc boats to fish in waters around the coast of the British Crown Dependency.
www.express.co.uk
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https://www.ft.com/content/a7341170-2ddd-4e84-87f3-0d432ccca746
"Japan wants CPTPP’s new applicants to follow the rules"
Just when we thought we'd got our sovereignty back, we'll have to give it away again to join the CPTPP.
Who knew?
"Japan wants CPTPP’s new applicants to follow the rules"
Just when we thought we'd got our sovereignty back, we'll have to give it away again to join the CPTPP.
Who knew?
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"Plunder waters"December 2020 - Isle of Mann wins right to decide access to it’s fishing waters.
‘Speaking in the Tynwald, the Chief Minister said the EU had demanded access to Manx waters stressing without access for bloc vessels, there would be difficulty exporting island goods.’
EU ships welcomed as Isle of Man agrees deal on fishing
The Isle of Man has allowed bloc boats to fish in waters around the coast of the British Crown Dependency.
PMSL. Can always rely on the Express for a bit of good old rhetoric.