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If there was a second Brexit referendum how would you vote?


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Chicken Run

Member Since Jul 2003
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Jul 17, 2003
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Valley of Hangleton
Plane loaded of British Expats (immigrants) try to enter Spain illegally and get sent back to their country of origin"

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancash...UrS9iER1wY2RFx9TQZZ_f4VhyIz4FgX-69pJRJQ897pVs

Welcome to your new found freedoms...

Considering the time you spend on this thread I’m astonished that less than 22 hours ago you didn’t see this story had already been posted, surely you must have some fresh material today? [emoji2357]

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WATFORD zero

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Jul 10, 2003
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*edit* Within 10 minutes of a post going up, we have two Brexit supporters pointing out it's been posted the day before. Desperate to find fault ? :lolol:

Considering the time you spend on this thread I’m astonished that less than 22 hours ago you didn’t see this story had already been posted, surely you must have some fresh material today? [emoji2357]
Old news.

On here yesterday.

I thought posting a constant stream of bad news was 'talking the country down' and why Brexit was going so badly, but here you go

Bankers talk of being sold out as London waits for its own Brexit deal with Brussels

Despite a breakthrough last month, London-based bankers are nervously waiting for Britain and Brussels to agree on a post-Brexit relationship for their financial services industries.But despite this, bankers who have spoken to CNBC feel the industry has continually been neglected throughout Brexit talks and they’re not confident the agreement changes the outlook, especially as regulatory cooperation will be voluntary and not binding on the EU.

The U.K. Treasury did not respond this specifically, but directed CNBC to its statement regarding the memorandum of understanding.

The absence of a deal meant that as of Jan. 1, U.K. central counterparties were required to have recognition by the European regulatory body to continue facilitating billions of euros of trades in over-the-counter financial derivatives for EU banks. There has been a slight reprieve in that EU banks have been given 18 months to reduce their exposure to these British clearing houses, with a time-limited permission set to expire in June 2022. Earlier this month, the U.K. regulator also renewed its commitment to allow U.K.-based banks the ability to trade these derivatives on European platforms.

But, due to the timestamp, it has put European banks with U.K. branches in an uncompetitive position and has already made a significant dent in trading volumes. IHS Markit released data in February showing that the U.K.’s share of euro swaps (a type of financial derivative) trading has fallen from 40% in July 2020 to 10% in January 2021.


https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/06/bankers-talk-of-being-sold-out-as-london-waits-for-its-own-brexit-deal.html

Quite a bit on there about the ongoing relocation of functions and jobs from the UK into the EU as well.

Petrol bombs thrown during another night of disorder in Northern Ireland


Violence broke out on the streets of Northern Ireland again last night, despite appeals for calm. A car was set alight in Sperrin Park in the Waterside area of Londonderry, while there were also reports of violent incidents in Carrickfergus, near Belfast on Monday night. Both locations have been the scene of violence and unrest among the loyalist communities in recent days.

https://www.belfastlive.co.uk/news/petrol-bombs-thrown-during-another-20326437

Happy now ?
 
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nicko31

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Jan 7, 2010
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Gods country fortnightly
Considering the time you spend on this thread I’m astonished that less than 22 hours ago you didn’t see this story had already been posted, surely you must have some fresh material today? [emoji2357]

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Ah Bless em, seems the delights of Torrevieja will never quite be the same again..
 


Chicken Run

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Jul 17, 2003
19,805
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*edit* Within 10 minutes of a post going up, we have two Brexit supporters pointing out it's been posted the day before. Desperate to find fault ? :lolol:



I thought posting a constant stream of bad news was 'talking the country down' and why Brexit was going so badly, but here you go

Bankers talk of being sold out as London waits for its own Brexit deal with Brussels

Despite a breakthrough last month, London-based bankers are nervously waiting for Britain and Brussels to agree on a post-Brexit relationship for their financial services industries.But despite this, bankers who have spoken to CNBC feel the industry has continually been neglected throughout Brexit talks and they’re not confident the agreement changes the outlook, especially as regulatory cooperation will be voluntary and not binding on the EU.

The U.K. Treasury did not respond this specifically, but directed CNBC to its statement regarding the memorandum of understanding.

The absence of a deal meant that as of Jan. 1, U.K. central counterparties were required to have recognition by the European regulatory body to continue facilitating billions of euros of trades in over-the-counter financial derivatives for EU banks. There has been a slight reprieve in that EU banks have been given 18 months to reduce their exposure to these British clearing houses, with a time-limited permission set to expire in June 2022. Earlier this month, the U.K. regulator also renewed its commitment to allow U.K.-based banks the ability to trade these derivatives on European platforms.

But, due to the timestamp, it has put European banks with U.K. branches in an uncompetitive position and has already made a significant dent in trading volumes. IHS Markit released data in February showing that the U.K.’s share of euro swaps (a type of financial derivative) trading has fallen from 40% in July 2020 to 10% in January 2021.


https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/06/bankers-talk-of-being-sold-out-as-london-waits-for-its-own-brexit-deal.html

Quite a bit on there about the ongoing relocation of functions and jobs from the UK into the EU as well. Happy now ?

And within 6 minutes you pop up... just like this character!

Only me

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Baker lite

Banned
Mar 16, 2017
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in my house
Plane loaded of British Expats (immigrants) try to enter Spain illegally and get sent back to their country of origin"

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancash...UrS9iER1wY2RFx9TQZZ_f4VhyIz4FgX-69pJRJQ897pVs

Welcome to your new found freedoms...

Yesterday’s news I’m afraid, another woopsy got a bit moist over this only yesterday. Have to say,if people can’t be bothered to fill out the correct paperwork they have only themselves to blame[emoji2371]


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nicko31

Well-known member
Jan 7, 2010
18,574
Gods country fortnightly
Yesterday’s news I’m afraid, another woopsy got a bit moist over this only yesterday. Have to say,if people can’t be bothered to fill out the correct paperwork they have only themselves to blame[emoji2371]


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I'm sure when you're train driving days are over, and you head off to winter retirement pad in Spain you will have all the correct residency paperwork, health cover etc in place...
 






nicko31

Well-known member
Jan 7, 2010
18,574
Gods country fortnightly
So we're into our second quarter of the brave new world as a third country.

The Brexit collapse in exports in numerous sectors in well documented, but is there new trade to report that we didn't have before?
 


Blue Valkyrie

Not seen such Bravery!
Sep 1, 2012
32,165
Valhalla
So we're into our second quarter of the brave new world as a third country.

The Brexit collapse in exports in numerous sectors in well documented, but is there new trade to report that we didn't have before?
I can actually forgive the Government for bungling Brexit but not for the failure to have an immediate detailed plan to fix it.
 


nicko31

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Jan 7, 2010
18,574
Gods country fortnightly
I certainly will[emoji1303][emoji636]
Checked,changed gone.


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Just remember 90 days only out of 180, so no pissing off when the clocks goes back and hope to return in spring...
 








Jan 30, 2008
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On the contrary, my dear fairy, once this virus is sorted, I’ll be flying to Belfast to visit friends there.
Don’t judge others by your own standards. If you’re afraid of others, don’t assume we are.

Great you must be going over for the Marching season, I didnt have you down as a Orange order , no surrender
Regards
DF
 










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