Do you write headlines for The Sun?Quote:
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Do you write headlines for The Sun?Quote:
Originally Posted by James310
So, UK exports to the EU fell by 13.6% in the past twelve months. But of course, it's unrelated to Brexit, which is working like a charm. No, no, the government has identified 'remoaner' civil servants who are sabotaging Brexit, and it's their fault. :greengrin
https://youtu.be/ve3JH2IQcNY
Heseltine on Brexit
https://twitter.com/Sam_BTT/status/1...ovfHttUaBYjDbQ
Johnson is asked at liaison committee if he's worried that Brexit will cost 4% of GDP (official forecast) but the Australia trade deal will only add 0.08% to GDP- the prime minister replies that Britain had a very successful vaccine programme
If I was him I'd see if there's any countries looking for one of his many deflective visits.Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
There must be somewhere needing saved from something or other in Bozo's unique style. Not the UK obviously.
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When you're ready ...Quote:
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He’s maybe been at the shops FFS.Quote:
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ONE NATION.....Better than RUSSIA! :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875
PANIC BOUGHT THE £9 LURPAK.... :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Keith_M
It's totally ridiculous that after posting a similar warning only yesterday I am having to do this again. However it seems the gentle approach simply isn't working with some posters.
To be clear any posts hounding other posters, attempting to mock or goad them when they aren't actively engaged in a conversation and repeatedly aiming the same jibes at them over and over again is not acceptable. It's even worse when there is a pack mentality to these actions. whether it is coordinated or not is neither here nor there, multiple posters engaging in a pile on is akin to bullying and has never and will never be acceptable on here.
If debates can't be carried out in a civil manner then threads will be closed. We are primarily a football forum yet a disproportionate amount of admin time is spent monitoring and policing this non football forum, often dealing with posters who rarely use the site for it's primary purpose of discussing Hibs and football.
To repeat what was said yesterday. Anyone engaging in any of the behaviours describe above will get no more friendly warnings on threads. The infraction system will be used and nothing, up to and including bans, is off the table. We are all adults here so try and act like it.
Thank you.
£300 million spent on post Brexit import control posts that can't be used because of the impact they would have on the economy.
https://youtu.be/YC-sihf6DAw
from the Daily Fail english edition
- British families £8,800 worse off than comparable households in 5 OECD nations
- Resolution Foundation claims low and middle-earning families now earn 1/3 less
British families are nearly £9,000 worse off than comparable households in five developed nations, a study has found.
Tory leadership hopefuls were warned to come up with a plan after the Resolution Foundation's study claims the poorest families now earn a third less, or were £8,800 worse off, than comparable households in Australia, Canada, France, Germany and the Netherlands.
While the top 10% of British households remain richer than those in most other European nations, middle-income Brits now lag significantly behind their counterparts in France (9% poorer).
A 'toxic combination' of poor productivity, higher inequality and low growth were blamed for the shocking figures, according to Stagnation Nation - the interim report of the Economy 2030 Inquiry.
Pay growth in Britain has fallen below zero since the financial crisis of 2008, and as many as eight million young workers are yet to experience a period of sustained rising wages.
Meanwhile, the UK remains mired in a productivity slump that has seen lost output per person rise by £3,700 compared to France and Germany since 2008.
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Worlds biggest industrial tradeshow. No representation from the UK despite all the guff about being "nimble".
Is there any governing going on in this country?
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Was surprised the Mail bothered to cover this until I saw no mention of the 'B' word and it all began to make sense!Quote:
Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875
This is Labour today. NO EU FOREVER.
https://twitter.com/StephenFlynnSNP/...46143441489924
Well. There you go.Quote:
Originally Posted by ronaldo7
https://twitter.com/pmdfoster/status...hN4GHa77mwSO8g
Medicine approvals falling since Brexit.
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Latest YouGov has 84% of LAB voters saying Brexit was wrong
It kind of feels you know what type of man starmer is. Power before principles.Quote:
Originally Posted by grunt
I know some will say you need power to implement your principles, but how do people know what they are if you keep changing them to suit the right wing media.
He's a sell out.
@whatukthinks
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Latest @YouGov @thetimes poll. In hindsight #Brexit right 35 (-3); wrong 53 (+2). Fwork 13-14.7 (ch since 6-7.7). Record low % right & record high % wrong
Is it too simplistic to look at that and wonder why none of the opposition parties have taken the unclaimed space of re-assessing whether Brexit was the right choice or not now we know what Brexit actually entails? Why is no one claiming the ground to ask the question of whether it was a mistake or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stairway 2 7
None of the parties would do so simply for the greater good, but it seems like an open goal for Labour rather than waiting on the Tories costing themselves power. Surely out of self interest alone it’s the obvious way forward for Labour.
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Also another point is the polls aren't going up and down, month on month people thinking it was the right decision are dropping. How low does that number go to until we talk about this being a disaster.
SNP, yes, but I think the lib Dem policy is now to join the single market, and customs Union only. Happy to be corrected.Quote:
Originally Posted by lapsedhibee
https://youtu.be/ct6f06PL0F0
Just watched this video about Argentina and can help but think this is the way the UK is going.
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