First major Brexit trouble

[Arfur Ap Llewellyn Europe]

 

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A very simple message

 

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If there was ever a more apt description of Brexit, then it must surely be this...

'The Pride Of Kent' and the 'Spirit Of Britain impounded'



BBC News - P&O ferry detained at Dover fails second safety check

P&O ferry detained at Dover fails second safety check

The Pride of Kent and the Spirit of Britain cannot sail, prompting fears of travel disruption at Easter.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

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[kiffa]

Brexit import checks delayed for fourth time Brexit import checks delayed for fourth time - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61259832

 

[TH63]

Brexit import checks delayed for fourth time Brexit import checks delayed for fourth time - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61259832

 

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[TH63]

Spain airport gives Irish tourists 'preferential treatment' leaving Brits angry

Malaga Airport has been accused by British passport holders of giving Irish passengers "preferential treatment" with an "express lane" as they watch on from a separate queue

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[Dr. Lecter]

Dhoty?

 

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[TH63]

Oh……

Brit expats living in Spain hit with driving ban as post-Brexit talks fail — The Mirror

From today, tens of thousands of Brits will be unable to use their UK driving licence on roads in Spain as the two governments failed to come to an agreement by April 30

apple.news

 

[Malarkey]

Winner, winner, fish for dinner.

 

[Arfur Ap Llewellyn Europe]

Winner, winner, fish for dinner.

If they're not eaten I suppose they can swim in our turd infested waterways now the EU protections have been swerved

 

[TH63]

Winner, winner, fish for dinner.

Putting the radioactive food to one side for the moment, and without wishing to state the fucking obvious, but we are an island, surrounded by water, which contains happy British fish that we can’t sell to Europe any more, so why the fuck are we importing it, radioactive or otherwise from the other side of the fucking world???

No wonder that Japanese bloke like looks like he’s trying to stop himself laughing, not only has just done a deal to sell us radioactive fish but he’s managed to make our prime minister think it’s a good deal!

 

[Jimmytaff]

Putting the radioactive food to one side for the moment, and without wishing to state the fucking obvious, but we are an island, surrounded by water, which contains happy British fish that we can’t sell to Europe any more, so why the fuck are we importing it, radioactive or otherwise from the other side of the fucking world???

No wonder that Japanese bloke like looks like he’s trying to stop himself laughing, not only has just done a deal to sell us radioactive fish but he’s managed to make our prime minister think it’s a good deal!

I have no insight into this at all but I'm guessing our negotiating position is so weak after Covid that we have had to make this concession to the Japanese as it will be very politically helpful to them.

 

[kiffa]

Putting the radioactive food to one side for the moment, and without wishing to state the fucking obvious, but we are an island, surrounded by water, which contains happy British fish that we can’t sell to Europe any more, so why the fuck are we importing it, radioactive or otherwise from the other side of the fucking world???

No wonder that Japanese bloke like looks like he’s trying to stop himself laughing, not only has just done a deal to sell us radioactive fish but he’s managed to make our prime minister think it’s a good deal!

United Kingdom Imports from Japan - 2023 Data 2024 Forecast 1993-2022 Historical

United Kingdom Imports from Japan was US$13.25 Billion during 2022, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade. United Kingdom Imports from Japan - data, historical chart and statistics - was last updated on September of 2023.

tradingeconomics.com

Doesn’t look like fish is high up on the list

Salmon, Tuna, Prawns The biggest