#Deal

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wemoonwarrior

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Dom Walsh

DomWalsh13

Yes, imo.https://twitter.com/Mij_Europe/status/1324750311504912385 Firstly, Biden was clear favourite before the votes, and - barring a few hours in the middle of Wednesday night, post-Florida - the clear favourite after votes started

Rachel Reeves

RachelReevesMP

There’s only a handful of days left for our dangerously distracted government to deliver the oven-ready deal they promised. Leaving without a deal would be devastating for our industries and

Andrew Neil

afneil

The Times reports France/other "hardline" countries pushing for no deal Brexit, unless UK makes major concessions in coming days. Hardliners say EU should declare talks over; then watch UK suffer

Bloke From Barnsley #Is #Sisu

NicolaJames007

1. A short thread on why I think all opposition parties should abstain from voting on the deal. 2. If the opposition parties vote for this deal, because they want

Russ

RussInCheshire

Unlike some, I don't expect the Stock Exchange to fall off a cliff when No Deal is official. Fall, yes, but not hugely.Here's why:No Deal isn't permanent - the UK

Tony Connelly

tconnellyRTE

NEW: re the previous thread and potential Provisional Application of the treaty:Important to note that opting for Provisional Application is *not* a silver bullet to avoid a No Deal on

Phantom Power

PhantomPower14

Mike Russell - Brexit Deal Speech 1 @Feorlean Trade and Co-operation Agreement between the UK and EU Mike Russell - Brexit Deal Speech 2 Mike Russell - Brexit Deal Speech

Patrick McKenzie

patio11

A good discipline to get into with regards to any form of sales or account management:*Write down* "If we lose this deal, it will be because of X." in advance.If

Remain-Labour

Remain_Labour

1/5We set out weeks ago why it would be a mistake for Labour to endorse Johnson's Brexit deal. All of the arguments here still apply.https://www.remain-labour.co.uk/campaign-news 2/5Labour MPs do not vote

Bruno Waterfield

BrunoBrussels

Barnier is still in London. He is at the limit of his (very restrictive) mandate and is expected to head back to Brussels tomorrow for talks. France has flourished its

Jon Worth

jonworth

So there’s a theory doing the rounds that because Johnson and vdL stepped back from the brink yesterday means a Deal is on...I’d be *very* careful with this First, I

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

Today's UK-EU trade deal reflection - what is rarely stated in discussions about the deal's shortcomings is that they reflect UK government policy choices - in particular that control of

JPCampbellBiz - Open a window, keep your distance

JP_Biz

What’s the path back to fretting about a hard Irish land border... No trade deal doesn’t get us there on its own. The Protocol was specifically designed to stand alone,

JPCampbellBiz - Open a window, keep your distance

JP_Biz

A deal will have a bit less significance for NI compared to other parts of the UK. Due to the NI Protocol NI was getting tariff free trade with the

Tony Connelly

tconnellyRTE

New: the European Parliament's announcement that it will not ratify any treaty before the end of December unless the deal is concluded by midnight on Sunday comes amid signals that,

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