#Brexit

Elinor Elliot

ElliotElinor

Want to know more about the shadowy men influencing your future and that of your family? Start with Shanker Singham, and take some time to research the many pies in

Nic Ransome

nicransome

Some thoughts arising from the current #Brexit blame game (which won't surprise anyone who follows me; except that it's a thread):1. Although very few in popular news media & politics

Otto English

Otto_English

So there you have it. The Conservatives deliberately did nothing to assess Kremlin's attempts to interfere in Brexit. They let it slide, even as it served their own agenda -

Seán Jones

seanjonesqc

Brexit was a solution because the public were sold the idea that we were exporting cash to the EU whilst importing people who wanted a share of our public spending.

Nick Reeves 3.5% #FBPE #ProgressiveAlliance

nickreeves9876

After a Nazi referendum victory in 1933 Goebbels said the "will of the people is the will of the government and vice versa". The "Will of the People" is a

RS Archer

archer_rs

Conversation yesterday with an old school friend now working at the Foreign Office. He said the UK rejoining the EU was an inevitability, everyone in government accepts that but it

Tom Hayes

BEERG

Some thoughts on the "vaccine wars" and Brexit. I have followed politics across Europe and the US since the 1960s. You learn quickly to differentiate between the "thunder of the

Charlotte Moore

charlotsmoore

When we talk about the UK's new found ability to diverge from the EU we need to ask who it benefits. Most international businesses will want to keep us aligned

Dr Anna Jerzewska

AnnaJerzewska

Sigh... If there one thing that's worse than lack of information it's misinformation. If you run a business, please make sure you are ONLY getting info from reliable sources. /1https://smallbusiness.co.uk/how-will-brexit-affect-my-i

Russ

RussInCheshire

Some thoughtsThe deal makes it inevitable that negotiations with the EU will continue for at least 4.5 years on Fisheries alone, and most likely forever on everything else.The character of

Ash Hirani

Ash_Hirani

THREAD – The Endless Brexit War.The announcement of a #BrexitDeal was greeted with mixed reactions. To some, it was a relief. To others, it was a betrayal. The “deal” itself

Jon Worth

jonworth

In reaction to my earlier tweets about poor quality journalism (and the absence of consequence for writing what's obviously wrong), some people have said "well I better get the news

Tom Hayes

BEERG

Cattle, horses, mussels, models and bankers all being hit by new Brexit barriers. By the day, it becomes clearer that UK gov ministers and their Brexit advisors, such as Lord

Barrister's Horse

BarristersHorse

Brexit: 1. Trying to get my head around what's going on re Brexit?a) We know there's no agreement on fisheries & a short while back attempts to remove fisheries from

Yet Another Columnist

Sime0nStylites

A quote from this excellent piece, neatly summarising a core impact of Brexit. The Commission’s view, according to several sources, is that Brexit means existing distribution networks and supply chains

Phil Syrpis

syrpis

An (almost certainly unnecessary) addition to the long list of slightly strained Brexit analogies, this time featuring Fred Flintstone's car. 1/6 Over many years, the EU member states built the

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