Scottyboi
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Think it is based on the increase in April.
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Think it is based on the increase in April.
bluethrunthru
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Steve Baker on Peston on this topic just actually compared himself to Churchill ha ha ha ha ha
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His head is bigger than a space hopper.Steve Baker on Peston on this topic just actually compared himself to Churchill ha ha ha ha ha
bluethrunthru
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His head is bigger than a space hopper.
Complaining about his mental health woes whilst being a member of a Govt who have destroyed mental health services in this country - just dismantled on the point by Stella Creasy
mancity2012_eamo
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Yes we are.So do we funnily enough.
No, we're aren't
The missus had noticed it for weeks.
Less choice of types of fruit and veg and shelves padded out with what they have.
It was on the news two nights ago Aguero. Irish tomatoes and cucumbers will be in season soon to fill the demand but the Massive poly tunnel growers in Wexford and North Dublin didn’t plant to capacity because of the energy cost increases.
I’m sure Brexit exacerbates the UK problems but we are seeing issues here. If we are talking about perishables that don’t have a long shelf life, being held up at borders is an issue for them.
Maybe we are dealing with things differently. I don’t know. I don’t think we have problems hiring workers but a lot less staff were held compared to seasonal averages.
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Will be interesting to see what BJ does tomorrow. Keir did a brilliant job of calling out his shit deal earlier today. BJ has to either criticise this or accept its better than his plan.Cleaning up his own parties shit.
It also highlights how awful Truss was. Zero chance she would have gone down this rd.
mancity2012_eamo
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This is true.Theres a direct freight ferry from France to Eire. .... operated by DFDS . Started in November 2020. What used to be called 'Landbridge' no longer exists (as you will see if you visit Anglesey and travel on the motorway built with cash from the Eu)
You only have to see the amount of freight coming from the south up the Irish Sea to Dublin port as well.
Very little heading or coming from the east.
Fred_Quimby
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This was not aimed at you BI. Just the fact that this is not a 'new' deal.Don’t think I said it was “our” deal did I?
bluethrunthru
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Will be interesting to see what BJ does tomorrow. Keir did a brilliant job of calling out his shit deal earlier today. BJ has to either criticise this or accept its better than his plan.
It also highlights how awful Truss was. Zero chance she would have gone down this rd.
Johnson is already briefing the DUP about how they should resist this deal - JRM on Peston tonight some how backing the deal but insisting he remains a big BJ fan - he is already trying to undermine Sunak
Two things that get me is why would he want to be PM on a paltry sub $200k salary when he can make that on the speaking circuit in half an hour? Is some oligarch prepared to fund him in the top job to be his puppeteer? And second why is he challenging a deal which proves his oven ready one was just bullshit?
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I've had zero problems getting anything mate. If anything has been short in the local Aldi and Tesco it's been spinach.Yes we are.
The missus had noticed it for weeks.
Less choice of types of fruit and veg and shelves padded out with what they have.
It was on the news two nights ago Aguero. Irish tomatoes and cucumbers will be in season soon to fill the demand but the Massive poly tunnel growers in Wexford and North Dublin didn’t plant to capacity because of the energy cost increases.
I’m sure Brexit exacerbates the UK problems but we are seeing issues here. If we are talking about perishables that don’t have a long shelf life, being held up at borders is an issue for them.
Maybe we are dealing with things differently. I don’t know. I don’t think we have problems hiring workers but a lot less staff were held compared to seasonal averages.