#BREXIT

Yet Another Columnist

Sime0nStylites

Time for a New Prime Minister1. Brexit would have been challenge enough but with the pandemic at the same time the government has had to deal with the most severe

Darren 🏃🚴🍺🐄

dirk1978

If I had to pick a single pivotal moment in British politics, this would be it.Parliament was paralysed, Labour were voting everything down, Tories couldn't get anything through.A last ditch

David Moore

dgmoore75

With only hours to go till we secure a clean Brexit, I thought it would be nice to look back at some of the faces of those who thought they

Sarah Hurst

Life_Disrupted

To stop Brexit all the government needed to do was to tell us that you would pay an extra £82 for a £200 coat. Or that you wouldn't be able

Siob, Princess of Yorkshire #FBPE #FBPEGlobal #FBR

Sillyshib

The brexit business ppl from sectors from fishing to Curry house owners to farming....all were targeted by the Vote Leave campaign offering them something (everything) that their own industry would

Chaminda Jayanetti

cjayanetti

I just want to come back to this in the light of yesterday's vote because I think there's a narrative around this issue that's basically wrong.https://twitter.com/cjayanetti/status/1342172847435902976 The first and most

Jay Rayner

jayrayner1

As Nick Timothy wasn't born until 1980 perhaps he'll excuse this slightly older voter explaining a few things. Yes, we had food but it was of lower quality than now

Michael M. 🇨🇭🇳🇴🇮🇸🇱🇮🇬🇧

vivamjm

Those Brexit "opportunities" @AndreDenHouter Britain’s government may have (edit) *fucked* its preparations for Brexit, but the same cannot be said for the Dutch – the Netherlands likely to win a

BobSmithWalker

BobSmithWalker

1. So, after a year of dilemma & research re Brexit, against an international socialist background I’ve come to conclusion that Brexit isn’t about British freedom. It’s about swapping European

Seán Jones

seanjonesqc

Brexit was sold on an implicit (and occasionally explicit) promise: that it was a solution to a problem. The root problem was inequality and the destitution that resulted from austerity.

davidallengreen

davidallengreen

There is some fascinating stuff in the detail of this agreementIt is not the end of Brexit - it is a truce until 2026 The 2026 'review' of the agreement

Nick Reeves 3.5% #FBPE #ProgressiveAlliance

nickreeves9876

1/ Brexit politics is built on fear. Frightened people tend to seek security in the tribe. Once that tribe might have been the Labour movement, but now in a fragmented

sinan ulgen

sinanulgen1

Actually a lot will depend on whether we end up with a hard Brexit or not.https://twitter.com/Ziya_Meral/status/1281493998130073600 If the UK leaves the EU with a new trade agreement, then it is

Richard Bentall #FBPE #3.5% Project We Told You So

RichardBentall

1/4 At this point in the Brexit process, when we remainers can only wait in horror, like passengers in a bus with defective breaks that is hurtling towards a cliff,

Michael M. 🇨🇭🇳🇴🇮🇸🇱🇮🇬🇧

vivamjm

Eric 71 former shipyard worker from Newcastle"There's a lot of average working guys that have done exactly what I've done and it's just not going to be possible now. I

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

Brexit: a short guide for Bellylaugh and Heil readers.1. British people living overseas are not "expats". They are MIGRANTS. Someone is not an 'expat' because they happen to be white

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