#BrExit

Michael M. 🇨🇭🇳🇴🇮🇸🇱🇮🇬🇧

vivamjm

"Sam Blakeman, a sales manager at Rosslyn, said businesses have been putting off implementing Brexit solutions because they have been waiting for the outcome of the trade talks, not realizing

The New York Times

nytimes

The question of independence from Britain will not be on the ballot when Scottish voters go to the polls on Thursday.But as pressure for a second referendum on breaking away

Tony Yates

t0nyyates

Objecting to the core of @maitlis intro ['he broke the rules'] is to allow political power to define facts. That some don't agree on the facts does not make these

Raoul Ruparel

RaoulRuparel

Building on the thread below, I've got a new piece out today on the interplay between Brexit & Covid-19, in particular in terms of practical impacts for business. A real

Dom Walsh

DomWalsh13

Argh. Can we not do the 'new FTAs vs Brexit GDP comparisons'. Of course new FTAs aren't going to make up for leaving the single market in GDP terms. They

Pilar Gomez FBPE

redalphababe

For more than 4 years we have warned you that brexit and leaving the EU simply diminishes us, diminishes our influence in the world. We were told by brexiters that

R. Daniel Kelemen

rdanielkelemen

466. #BrexitReality “Before Brexit a lot of UK's hospitality workforce was made up of workers from overseas, including from the EU, but hundreds of thousands of foreign workers have left

Peter Geoghegan

PeterKGeoghegan

This morning: Sir Jeremy Farrar, director of Wellcome Trust, says UK could end up with worst coronavirus death rate in Europe.Also this morning: Coronavirus as culture wars artefact.Sections of British

Roland Smith

rolandmcs

A lot of replies to this saying there was never a "sensible Brexit": it's an oxymoron; a fantasy. In other words, in effect, there is no practical/safe means to exit

RemainerNow

RemainerNow

Coronavirus vs Brexit some thoughts.A short thread /1 This account (and later campaign) was started in Dec 17 out of anger about the fact the path the U.K. was going

tony nog

tony_nog

1) easiest crystal ball in historyThere seems to be a lot of shocked & surprised Tories around today & whilst it was shocking, why is anyone surprised?What did think would

Joe Devanny

josephdevanny

Both Con & Lab policies are, in fact, simple:Con: Trust Boris Johnson to deliver Brexit.Lab: Don't trust him, trust us. We'll do it better. And because there's no mandate for

Elinor Hamilton

sayerhamilton

Thoughts for freelancers who don’t feel able to turn work away at the moment. Today, I was booked for a 10am voiceover session. At 9am the scripts arrived. It was

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

uk_domain_names

Serious conversation time.We only have 9 days to request a Brexit transition period extension.If we don't by 30 June, the option goes away and we will leave transition on 31

tony nog

tony_nog

1)The inevitable consequences of JohnsonYes, it's important to recognise the failures and sheer incompetence of this government, however it was inevitable. The events of the past 3 years were always

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Fascinating couple of days in Home Counties. Safe *safe* Tory seats in Surrey and Hampshire... -numbers who say they’ve been “politicised/radicalised” by the Brexit process (rather than Brexit itself) extraordinary.-Think