#BREXIT

Oliver Moody

olivernmoody

A very short thread on “broken glass” and the vitriol directed against Merkel by the UK tabloids over the weekend.Yesterday a Bloomberg reporter asked Merkel about the claims that her

Thomas Sampson

thom_sampson

A few thoughts on how Brexit is likely to affect the UK economy in 2021 - with the caveat that much remains uncertain 1/ Most important

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

uk_domain_names

On a bicycle parts ecommerce merchant's website in the Netherlands...https://www.dutchbikebits.com/shipping This is 100% real, not a wind-up.Here are the new post-Brexit VAT rules. Basically, overseas firms are forced to register

Steve Analyst

EmporersNewC

The problem with the regulatory argument is that the invention that leads to regulation tends to be regulated at the national level before the EU level. The EU then provides

Peter Jukes

peterjukes

I hold no candle for anyone in the various second referendum campaigns, but I feel I must knock on the head the notion that a second confirmatory referendum would be

Demagogue_Bingo 🔶🌍🇪🇺🥛⚖️⚔️🦉🐝💀🎯☸️

BingoDemagogue

As a very pro-EU Scot who is broadly in favour of democracy, here are my Arguments against a second referendum; without using the phrase 'once in a generation' The downside

Katya Adler

BBCkatyaadler

Am told Barnier was ‘in good spirits’ when reported back to EU ambassadors this morning on state of play in negotiations ongoing in London BUT that he has ‘reached the

Steve Peers

StevePeers

It may well be the case that the UK govt tactic of talking to Member States about this, instead of the EU, has a political motive - ie avoiding the

The Leave Alliance

LeaveHQ

In fairness to Lance, the government has absolutely failed to modernise and upscale customs and border systems - and he is right to be outraged, but either way, he will

Faisal Islam

faisalislam

Mixed loads fish exports (groupage) now further delayed.exporting now a process requiring 26 key steps, rather than 1 page form...teething issue perhaps for eg single loads salmon, but this level

Vex Malitiosum

VexNemorensis

To borrow the tories' stock phrase, Let's Be Clear: no-deal was built in from the start. If they'd wanted our departure from the EU managed, they could have planned. Seriously.

Clive Lewis MP

labourlewis

THREAD 1. Anyone who thinks English exceptionalism, nationalism and ‘regulatory realignment’ - the root drivers of Brexit - would have ended with a ‘soft brexit’ ie a customs union or

Dr Phillip Lee 🔶

DrPhillipLee

This is pure revisionism, untrue and a dangerous, divisive reinvention of recent history that will stop our country from recovering. I was intimately involved in these events and will try

Yet Another Columnist

Sime0nStylites

I keep on seeing various Brexit sages argue that by eg not granting equivalence (ie moving towards a competitor relationship with London) the EU will reduce the capital markets liquidity

Gavin Barwell

GavinBarwell

Where to start with this drivel? The current iteration of the Protocol is worse, not mildly better, than the one negotiated by @theresa_may in terms of barriers between Great Britain

John West 🕯💙

JohnWest_JAWS

If you really want to understand Brexit, look at the currency exchange rate of GBP vs EURUp until the financial crash of 2008, 1 EUR bought you about 60pThen it

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