#BREXIT

Julian Jessop

julianHjessop

UK-EU trade has indeed been severely disrupted, but this headline ('exports to EU slashed by 68% since Brexit') is still over the top. Note:1. The ‘68%' compares January 2021 to

A Day of Days- 12 days and counting

markadayofdays

12 Days to go........So in the spirit of the season here are my 12 Days of Brexit....... Enjoy On the First Day of Brexit, Remainers gave to me, a

Mhairi Hunter

MhairiHunter

Politics of brexit vote are incredibly clear. There is zero incentive for SNP MPs to either abstain or vote in favour. Their votes make literally no difference so it is

Jay

helterskelter49

It's clear Starmer needs to establish Labour's position on Brexit, it's an easy line of attack for Johnson. This is what I think their position should be.Firstly, don't campaign to

We Need EU 🇪🇺 👊 🇪🇺

WeNeedEU

Vera and Gary sat one nightThe sky was clear, the mood was rightThe polls were out, the flags were highVera ate her shepherd’s pieShe licked her lips – she felt

Michael Dougan

mdouganlpool

Does the constant Europhobic screeching and mudslinging by Brexit politicians / media / activists, really mean anything to vast majority of people living in the EU? Of course not: the

Michael M. 🇨🇭🇳🇴🇮🇸🇱🇮🇬🇧

vivamjm

Northern Ireland has become the first of UK region to put its foot down over what they say is the increasingly absurd Brexit position. Businesses said yesterday they were “simply

Jean Pisani-Ferry

pisaniferry

In August 2016, two months after the #Brexit referendum, @n_roettgen, Paul Tucker, André Sapir, @GuntramWolff and I proposed a template for a « continental partnership » between the EU and the UK

Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺

nicktolhurst

I really enjoyed my discussions with pro Brexit people on twitter detailing the benefits on trade & economy of Brexit. Often friendly - we might have disagreed but it was

Baghwallah

baghwallah

1/ The Matador de Zorros is probably right. (1) is true (it's happened already), (2) is immaterial because Parliament voted to trigger Art. 50 and we've had 2 subsequent governments

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

uk_domain_names

Planning for Brexit at the end of the year is harder than planning for no-deal in advance of Brexit day.Why?Because before there were only 4 distinct outcomes:- Cancel A50 and

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

As a result of Brexit Northern Ireland will follow EU rules for goods, citizens will be eligible to work in the EU, and study and receive healthcare in the EU.

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

uk_domain_names

We know the Daily Mail, Express, Telegraph etc. lied about Brexit.We know that Johnson, Gove, Farage, Hoey & hundreds of other prominent people lied about Brexit.We know that some economists

Luke McGee

lukemcgee

Mini scoop: I got early eyes on the peerless @ESS_Survey on attitudes across Europe. It's hard to overstate the quality of this research, which comes only every 2 years. The

Alan Wager

DrAlanWager

What did for Chequers? We've interviewed five people who were there. Each has a different reason why Chequers failed. Who is right?Sure, it's ancient history. And ultimately, when James Graham

Tamsin

tamsinparnell

Today's first panel at #UACES2020 is really very exciting: 'Narratives of Brexit in the European Public Sphere'. A critical discursive approach to Brexit-related discourse, assessing the impact of discourses on

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