UK exports to European Union drop 40% in January

[Adi_Dem]

Dangerous political games with the TCA still not ratified by the EU.

And you already know that this government will blame the EU, supported by a compliant media and lapped up by the Brexit voters. All so predictable.

 

[Centralscrutinizer]

It's the US bit that'll be interesting.

 

[LaPennaBianca]

It's the US bit that'll be interesting.

Yes. I don't think Joe Biden will believe Boris Johnson over Dublin.

 

[Adi_Dem]

Yes. I don't think Joe Biden will believe Boris Johnson over Dublin.

The irony is of course that having spent 5 years telling everyone to accept the referendum result and 'get Brexit done', the government is now willing to break international law to extend the benefits of the Brexit grace periods whereas the EU is seeking to enforce the referendum result. You won, get over it!

 

[Lefty]

The irony is of course that having spent 5 years telling everyone to accept the referendum result and 'get Brexit done', the government is now willing to break international law to extend the benefits of the Brexit grace periods whereas the EU is seeking to enforce the referendum result. You won, get over it!

Lol.

We have jumped the shark that much Brexit appears to have been taken over by a cross between a kangaroo and the writers of 'Lost'.

 

[FartingGnome]

I would love to chew the fat with Nigel over a pint, just like you would.

Dunno about WoW but that bstard would be right up there with Julius Streicher on my list of notional drinking companions.

 

[Lefty]

Dunno about WoW but that bstard would be right up there with Julius Streicher on my list of notional drinking companions.

Julius Streicher isn't cited enough. Extra points from me for that

 

[Lefty]

Ah yes, forgot about this, although this is about all exports.

The other thread is highlighting food and drink, which are particularly vulnerable to Non Tariff Trade barriers.