Good job we got our votes in when it counted then.
Brexit blow...
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Can someone help PC Ellal out on this matter? Despite explaining several times in the simplest of terms, it’s just not getting through its thick skull.
because its working out so well.........
Brexit and the economy: the hit has been ‘substantially negative’
Economists agree that leaving the EU has made Britain poorer, the only question is the scale of the setback
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Give it time sonny, give it time.
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Is br exit done then ?
Look up.
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How's N Ireland going ?
When will you say br exit is actually done ? Or was done ?
more like, we've all been done !
When will you say br exit is actually done ? Or was done ?
more like, we've all been done !
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Yes, we know you do. But it will all come right in 44 years, won't it?
Have you got that much time left? Or is this the Biblical "forty years" (i.e
a very loooooooong time)
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Does it matter how long I have left? Have you never heard the story of men that plant trees whose shade they will never sit in?
The cost of food imported from the EU shot up because of extra red tape, adding £210 to the average household food bills over 2020 and 2021, London School of Economics (LSE) researchers discovered.
The research comes the day after data from the British Retail Consortium trade body showed UK food price inflation hit a record high of 12.4% in November as the price of basics such as eggs, dairy products and coffee rose.
“We find that leaving the European Union increased the price of food products by 3% a year, leading to a 6% increase over a two-year period,” they say in their report, named Non-tariff barriers and consumer prices: evidence from Brexit.
“In leaving the EU, the UK swapped a deep trade relationship with few impediments to trade for one where a wide range of checks, forms and steps are required before goods can cross the border. Firms faced higher costs and passed most of these on to consumers,” said Richard Davies, a professor at Bristol University and co-author of the report.
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The problem with planting trees in 2020 is they won't bear fruit for at least ten years...a long time to wait when you're hungry.
The research comes the day after data from the British Retail Consortium trade body showed UK food price inflation hit a record high of 12.4% in November as the price of basics such as eggs, dairy products and coffee rose.
“We find that leaving the European Union increased the price of food products by 3% a year, leading to a 6% increase over a two-year period,” they say in their report, named Non-tariff barriers and consumer prices: evidence from Brexit.
“In leaving the EU, the UK swapped a deep trade relationship with few impediments to trade for one where a wide range of checks, forms and steps are required before goods can cross the border. Firms faced higher costs and passed most of these on to consumers,” said Richard Davies, a professor at Bristol University and co-author of the report.
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The problem with planting trees in 2020 is they won't bear fruit for at least ten years...a long time to wait when you're hungry.
Ah yes, the Conservative promise: always jam tomorrow.
What does Labour promise today?
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is Labour our Government ?
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The reason for performance is simple. Fake news. Really only the UK had a "pandemic" and is funding and suffering from Ukraine etc.
Some taxation changes to even out the load on the population - not income tax changes.
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