Brexit
Express
BREXITEERS are preparing to celebrate another milestone in the process of quitting the EU tomorrow – with the end of the month marking any lingering possibility of an extension to the transition period beyond 2020. In accordance with the Brexit withdrawal agreement thrashed out between the UK and EU last year, and enshrined in the EU Withdrawal Act, the deadline for a UK request to any further delay beyond the end of the year is July 1. Pro-Brexit think tank the Bruges Group underlined their belief that an extension is now impossible, tweeting: “Well folks, it’s nearly the end of June, which means we did it.
Mail
The EU and UK negotiation teams met face-to-face for the first time since March today amid intense efforts to break the deadlock over trade terms. David Frost and Michel Barnier gathered around a large circular table in Brussels this morning, as they tried to thrash out differences on fishing rights and demands to obey the bloc’s rules. The discussions were paused when the coronavirus struck, with both Mr Frost and Mr Barnier coming down with symptoms.
BBC News
Face-to-face negotiations on a post-Brexit trade deal between the UK and the EU have begun in Brussels, after the teams pledged to “intensify” talks. It will be the first time the UK’s chief negotiator, David Frost, and his EU counterpart, Michel Barnier, have met in person since talks began in March, due to the coronavirus outbreak. Negotiations have continued through the pandemic, but took place virtually. Boris Johnson has said a deal could be reached this month with “new momentum”.
Guardian
Brexit negotiations have resumed in Brussels in an attempt to break the deadlock over four key issues: fisheries, fair competition in trade, governance and security. Talks started on Monday with a two-hour, face-to-face meeting between David Frost, the chief UK negotiator, and the EU’s Michel Barnier, the first since the Covid-19 outbreak halted talks in March. As Frost and his team of a dozen-plus negotiators headed to Brussels by train on Sunday, it was being revealed that Boris Johnson had given him a new role (and a peerage) as his national security adviser.
Times
Ministers have bowed to pressure to set up an independent commission to ensure that British farmers are not undercut as Whitehall pursues a string of post-Brexit trade deals. Liz Truss, the international trade secretary, said that free trade agreements with countries including the United States “must be fair and reciprocal”. Ms Truss, who has insisted that Britain will maintain EU bans on goods including chlorinated chicken after leaving the bloc, announced the panel in an effort to allay fears that domestic farms could be hurt by cheaper imports.
Evening Standard
Downing Street indicated it wants EU trade talks to end in September as officials met to break the deadlock today. The Prime Minister’s spokesman said that UK-EU negotiations need to end “by the autumn” and the job of the UK’s chief negotiator will “cease to exist” later this year. It comes as EU and UK negotiating teams met face-to-face for the first time since March in a bid to break the deadlock over trade terms.
Sun
DAVID Frost’s promotion to be the PM’s top security adviser has raised hopes of a swift Brexit deal. Brussels sources called it “encouraging” that Mr Frost will stay on as Britain’s chief negotiator until talks end. Eurocrats think he won’t want discussions to end in failure at the same time as he takes on the key role overseeing terror threats. A diplomatic source told The Sun: “Frost must now more than ever be a man in a hurry. Failure would be a very poor look.” The PM’s spokesman admitted the final deadline for the talks is the end of September — placing the UK on the same page as the EU on timing.
Express
MICHEL Barnier must change his “unreasonable demands” with respect to a post-Brexit trade deal, Mark Francois, chairman of the eurosceptic European Research Group has said in a letter to the EU’s chief negotiator. Mr Francois’s letter was tweeted by party colleague Andrea Jenkyns on the day face-to-face trade talks between the UK and the EU kicked off today in Brussels, with both sides agreeing to “intensify” negotiations in July. The Tory MP for Rayleigh and Wickford said “certain EU demands are simply not going to work”.
iNews
The UK’s Brexit negotiators are pushing to agree the outline of a trade deal with the EU within a month after talks restarted in person for the first time since the lockdown began. British and European negotiating teams have been stripped down from more than 100 people on each side to just 20 as the more senior officials take control of the talks. Negotiations have been running since February with a view to striking a comprehensive trade agreement before the Brexit transition period expires on 31 December.
Huffington Post
The appointment of the UK’s chief Brexit negotiator as national security adviser sets an effective deadline for negotiations with the EU at the end of September, Downing Street has indicated. David Frost is expected to take up the security role at the end of August but will work with departing incumbent Sir Mark Sedwill during a short “transition period”, Boris Johnson’s official spokesperson on Monday.
Cabinet office
Telegraph
An overhaul of the sprawling Cabinet Office has long been a temptation for Number 10 and the Prime Minister’s most powerful aide, Dominic Cummings. The coronavirus crisis has heaped further frustration on the department, which is at the heart of Whitehall and oversees everything from policy implementation to constitutional reform. Sir Mark Sedwill’s departure as permanent secretary has reignited talk that Downing Street is about to bring the Cabinet Office under its control, with some sources suggesting a merger with Number 10 could be on the cards.
Leicester
Telegraph
Leicester has become the first city in Britain to be plunged back into lockdown after public health officials expressed alarm at a significant rise in Covid-19 cases. Shops that only reopened on June 15 have been ordered to close from today, schools will be shut from Thursday to all but vulnerable pupils and the children of key workers, pubs and restaurants will remain shut on July 4 and a proposed relaxation of shielding on July 6 has been cancelled.
Times
Britain’s first local lockdown has been imposed on Leicester after a surge in Covid-19 cases, with schools and shops to close and the opening of pubs cancelled. Several northern towns are now causing alarm to health officials, with Labour demanding intensive testing and distribution of facemasks to prevent other cities following Leicester into lockdown. Officials described Leicester as a “tinderbox” for coronavirus cases, with rates three times that of the town with the next highest rate.
Guardian
Leicester will endure the country’s first local lockdown, with schools shutting for most children and re-opened shops forced to close again, as restrictions are strengthened and continued for two weeks in a bid to combat a surge in Covid-19 cases. Non-essential stores will close from Tuesday with schools shut to all but a small group of children from Thursday in a series of measures announced by the health secretary, Matt Hancock, to quell coronavirus infections – which swelled by nearly 950 in a fortnight according to Leicester City council. It means the city of more than 300,000 people will have to wait while the rest of England enjoys new freedoms, including the reopening of pubs and restaurants from 4 July, on what has been labelled “Super Saturday”.
Mirror
The UK’s first full-scale local lockdown will be imposed on Leicester from today with schools and non-essential shops forced to shut all over again. People in the city have been told to stay in their homes and make only essential travel after cases spiralled in a new coronavirus outbreak. Matt Hancock, the Health Secretary, announced non-essential retail which opened on June 15 must shut from today in East Midlands city. That means many businesses in Leicester must not open their doors this morning – despite the lockdown coming with just hours to spare. And primary schools which opened to some pupils from June 1 must once again close to all but the most vulnerable, or children of key workers, from Thursday.
Infection rate
Mail
Britain today announced 25 more coronavirus deaths as data showed half of NHS trusts in England have gone a week without a death and no fatalities have been recorded in Scotland for four days in a row. Department of Health chiefs say the lab-confirmed death toll now stands at 43,575 but the real number of victims is thought to be in the region of 55,000 when all suspected deaths are taken into account. Just 15 fatalities were announced last Monday and 36 yesterday — but the number of deaths recorded on Sundays and Mondays are always lower because of a recording lag over the weekend.
Economic recovery
Times
Boris Johnson will promise today to lead Britain out of the coronavirus crisis with an economic recovery plan as bold as Franklin D Roosevelt’s New Deal. The prime minister is announcing a £5 billion programme of accelerated capital spending on hospitals, roads, rail, prisons, courts, schools and high streets to help to sustain a job market ravaged by the pandemic. Mr Johnson will invite comparisons with the reforming 32nd US president, who used the full power of the state to restore American fortunes after the Great Depression, as he sets out a programme that includes a pledge to retrain those who have lost their jobs.
Mail
Boris Johnson today vowed to keep splashing the cash despite mounting government debt as he insisted the coronavirus crisis can be an ‘opportunity for change’. The PM said he will ‘double down’ on investment in ‘levelling up’ the UK, comparing the effort to Franklin D Roosevelt’s New Deal following the Great Depression in the US in the 1930s. Unveiling a billion-pound upgrade of school buildings as the first step in his revival programme, Mr Johnson said the ‘nightmare’ of the pandemic would not mean a return to ‘austerity’ – insisting that would be a ‘mistake’.
Sky News
Boris Johnson will attempt to mark a new phase in the coronavirus response today by setting out plans for an “infrastructure revolution” to create jobs and stimulate an economic recovery. The prime minister will invoke the 1930s “new deal” of former US President Franklin D Roosevelt as he delivers a major speech in the West Midlands town of Dudley this morning. He will announce £5bn in capital investment to accelerate infrastructure projects this year, including hospital maintenance works, school building and improvements to the road and rail networks.
Independent
Boris Johnson has angered green campaigners after a £5bn infrastructure spending boost lacked new measures to achieve his legal duty of net zero carbon emissions. Vowing to “build back better” as the UK emerges from the coronavirus pandemic, the prime minister will announce cash for hospital maintenance, court upgrades, high street rescues and – controversially – road upgrades. But he had been urged to seize the moment to ensure the UK is not “locked further into the climate crisis” – with the commitment of net zero emissions by 2050 in deep trouble.
Police
Sun
A POLICE chief has warned cops haven’t gone soft – and insisted violent lager louts will be arrested on Super Saturday. Met Police head Cressida Dick has vowed to crackdown on violence after a wave of clashes with officers in recent weeks. And she warned troublemakers they will be arrested as millions are expected to flood pubs on Saturday when they reopen for the first time in three months. The commissioner told the Daily Express: “Some people might say we have been heavy handed and some not firm enough, but I utterly reject that we have gone soft.
NHS
Times
Many NHS services will not get back to full capacity for more than a year, according to the Royal College of Physicians, even discounting the potential for a second wave of Covid-19 cases. Specialities including cardiology, gastroenterology and rheumatology expect to see and treat fewer patients for at least 12 months than they did before coronavirus hit. In a report the college said doctors faced “difficult decisions” on which patients to prioritise.
Independent
The NHS faces a possible exodus of doctors before the second wave of coronavirus arrives, a leader of the British Medical Association has warned – with Brexit making it harder to replace them. A new survey of doctors found almost one in seven is planning to quit the NHS or retire when the current crisis subsides, with many more saying they aim to cut back on hours, and almost a third complaining of mental health problems related to four months of relentless struggle against Covid-19.
Travel
Times
Ministers’ plans for quarantine-free “air bridges” risked descending into chaos today after Greece confirmed that it would ban flights from the UK for another fortnight. It had been expected that a travel corridor agreement would be brokered between the UK government and Greece to allow holidays to take place as early as next week. Greece — one of the most popular countries for British holidaymakers — was named at the weekend as one of the countries where summer holidays would be possible without quarantining for two weeks on return to the UK.
Mail
The Government officially dropped its blanket coronavirus quarantine for arrivals today – as Greece dashed the hopes of holidaymakers by slapping a new two-week ban on British flights. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps officially ended the much-criticised programme just three weeks after it was introduced for visitors and those returning to homes in the UK. In a Written Ministerial Statement to MPs he confirmed measures unveiled by Downing Street on Saturday, to come into effect ‘shortly’.
Terror attacks
Sun
SCHOOLS, hospitals and offices are being told by the Government to prepare for “marauding” terror attacks. The Home Office have republished advice urging the public to rehearse their response to “fast-moving” terror incidents. The advice booklet was first drafted in 2017 and 2018, but has now been posted again on the Gov.uk website after three people were stabbed to death in Reading earlier this month. Meanwhile, Priti Priti warned of “lone wolf” attacks in the coming weeks. The Home Secretary told the House of Commons last week: “We have all too often seen the results of poisonous extremist ideology.
Scotland
Times
Nicola Sturgeon has refused to rule out quarantine for people arriving in Scotland from other parts of the UK and criticised the prime minister for tolerating “higher levels” of coronavirus infections across England. At her daily briefing the first minister said that “we have to be on our guard against cases coming into Scotland from elsewhere”. She also demanded that Boris Johnson made clear his intention to eliminate coronavirus from the whole of the UK.
Sun
ENGLISH tourists may face a 14-day quarantine in Scotland if cases continue to rise south of the border. Senior figures in the Scottish Government are to be concerned by the surge of cases in Leicester and have now put plans in place for possible new restrictions. Today Nicola Sturgeon claimed there were “no plans” for the policy, but admitted things could change. She said: “There is a general issue that we have to consider as we go further through this pandemic. “As our infection rates continue to fall, we have to be on our guard against cases coming into Scotland from elsewhere.
Mail
Scotland should consider quarantining travellers from England if the coronavirus crisis continues, one leading scientist has suggested. Professor Devi Sridhar – who advises First Minister Nicola Sturgeon – claimed that Scotland is on track to be ‘Covid-free’ by the end of September. Scotland yesterday recorded no new Covid-19 deaths, marking three days in a row and the eighth time this month of zero fatalities. But the outbreak has yet to fizzle out in England, with thousands of people still thought to be getting struck down with the virus every day.
Courts
Mirror
Court cuts have forced people to travel more than ten times further to access legal services in some areas, new figures show. It means victims, witnesses and police officers have to travel almost 30 miles further to access the justice system in some cases. More than 150 magistrates courts in England in Wales were closed after the coalition government, led by David Cameron, came to power in 2010 – a loss of more than half of the total estate.
Education
Telegraph
Schools may teach a slimmed-down curriculum focusing on maths and English when children return in September, with the full syllabus not reappearing until next summer, according to draft government plans. Some subjects may be put on hold until 2021 to allow time for pupils to catch up on the core subjects given insufficient attention during lockdown, under plans being considered by ministers. Pupils taking their GCSEs next summer may also need to drop some subjects entirely so that extra space can be made in their timetables for English and maths lessons, says proposed guidance on schools reopening.
Times
Entire year groups of up to 250 secondary pupils will be sent home if one tests positive for coronavirus under government plans to safely reopen all schools full-time in September. Head teachers will also be urged to re-teach primary-level maths and English when new pupils arrive in September, and be allowed to slim down the number of GCSEs that older pupils sit. Official guidance is due out on Thursday, confirming ministers’ plan to meet a promise of getting all pupils back to school.
Guardian
All children in England will be expected to go back to school in September on a full timetable, with secondary pupils kept in “Covid-secure” year groups to limit transmission of the virus, according to leaked guidance. The government is said to be keen to avoid a “vague and woolly” start to the new academic year after months of uncertainty since schools closed to the majority of pupils in March, as part of a national effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
HS2
Times
HS2 trains would link east and west across northern England under proposals for a fully integrated high-speed rail network. New plans have been submitted to a government-backed review that envisage running HS2 services through a tunnel under Manchester before crossing the Pennines to Bradford, Leeds, York and Newcastle. It would combine the plans for HS2 with the proposed Northern Powerhouse Rail project, which is designed to improve intercity connections across the Pennines.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeikqVzwH2U&feature=youtu.be
Big Brother Watch
I see that Boris the Buffoon has now offered all 3 million residents of Hong Kong, the opportunity of moving to the United Kingdom and settling here. This is on todays online BBC news service. One very important question that needs asking which he has chosen to overlook, is where the hell are they all going to live. I thought this country already had a housing shortage as it was, let alone opening up the already leaking borders to another 3 million people. It is not as if there an infinite land mass on which to build. I just cannot get my head around why I chose to vote for this utter clown, but I did so, so that we would leave the European Union, and lets face it the jury is still out on that one I also joined the Conservative Party in the immediate elation of leaving the political part of the European Union on Friday 31st January 2020. My mind is now made up, and will resign my membership of the Conservative Party forthwith, as they cannot be trusted…………
Pray God Farage gets going again since he provides a vehicle for the more timid souls.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia — “That’s Greek to me or it’s (all) Greek to me is an idiom in English, expressing that something is difficult to understand. The idiom is typically used with respect to something of a foreign nature, however it may be considered an insult to some.”
The station itself has few facilities; there is a small shop, which sells the bare essentials such as bread and milk. The small village of Platres, which is about 8 kilometres away, has various markets that sell other essentials. The station has a small gym equipped with a running machine, a rowing machine and weight training facilities. BUT WAS EXTENSIVE BACK IN 1957 and you can tell that “TO THE GREEN BERRIES OF 45 MARINE COMMANDOS”
Over the years, Platres gained a reputation as the destination for notable people, including King Farouk of Egypt and the Nobel Prize-winning poet Giorgos Seferis.[citation needed] The Brandy Sour cocktail, a drink intimately associated with Cypriot cuisine, was developed for King Farouk during the late 1930s, at the Forest Park Hotel which is situated in Platres. The same hotel is also known as the location at which British writer Daphne du Maurier composed the majority of her novel Rebecca. These are some of the reasons that Platres have been recently called “The Village of Kings and Poets”.[citation needed] But why not “And GEORGE DERHAM SEASON during the summer and Autumn of 1957”?
And Platres was the home of a most beautiful, exciting, and adorable member of the WOOLWORTH family. She was then a mother to two exciting young kids, a girl and a boy, plus, of course, the boss’s wife: “TILL DE’ATH US DO PART” and all that. Anyway, please have a nice day, regardless.
George, thank you for that mesmerising response to the Travel news in Debbie’s press review.
IT MAY BE AN OVER SIMPLIFICATION, but our side in Brussels seem to be wearing the long pants of the adult male, and the EU brigade are still wearing the shorts of the very young ! ….. Ages have passed with the EU dictating how we should be negotiating, as well as ‘absolutes’ that are beyond any negotiation for Brexit. – Of course, words are cheap and nothing can be taken as done, until everything of Brexit is done ! – But it is looking like the People’s Demands in the UK may well come good ! ….. It will all be in the DETAILS, given in writing, and pending signatures, and maybe seals applied, but by New Year we should be shot of the EU in all respects. – Maybe our MSM, with their dislike of PM Johnson, could have some use at last. – Any grey area will be pounced upon in the hope of some advantage by way of ‘Political Journalism’ ! – Best of all is that our Government is well aware of this, so the drivel merchants of the MSM just might have a belated use at last !
So the great ‘build build build’ is another Johnson con. What with? 100 bn to get richer people to Brum faster a laughable 5 bn for the great rebuild. My guess much of even that will turn out to be money already budgeted.
Splash the cash ??
the Nutters are digging up Putney High Street —again..
Also digging up a parade of shops on Upper Richmond Road…. again
Both totally unneccesary each of the last 10 times.
Hammersmith Bridge ?
Woolwich crossing ?
Am i alone in going out ?
From across the pond:
First the WuWHOflu, now the riots. The power-hungry corrupt, commonly referred to as ‘the left’, are going nuts.
Collateral deaths due to an inhuman regime.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8472313/Toll-25-000-dementia-patients-died-just-two-months-pandemic-figures-reveal.html
Roosevelt’s recovery is largely myth. The economy turned down again in the late 1930s. And far less was spent than people think. Plus his interferences in the economy deterred recovery. State debt only reached 30%. It’s 100% here already. The bigger debt gets the less the effect of state expenditure. Plus they’ll waste the money think HS2.
Terror attacks:
Personally I would only feel safe from such attacks if I were permitted to carry a firearm. Many of us are not prepared for effective defence against a knife-man, let alone a gunman, and the police are unlikely to respond effectively in a timely manner.
Remember, use the terrain. There are very few places you can go where there aren’t a ready supply of weapons. If you’re indoors use furniture, heavy objects as blunt instruments, kitchen knives. If you’re outside, rocks, bricks, stones, bits of wood or any other object.
Get into the habit of having a good look around wherever you are and looking for likely weapons so that in the event of an attack you won’t even have to think.
He may have a knife but if you smash his head in with a rock or a fence post, it’s all good.
Weapons are not always needed. Most women know a man’s vulnerable points at which to aim a good kick and if you include throat- and eye-gouging, finger-nails on skin, stiletto heels on the shins and keys into just about anywhere else, most of us already have the necessary to disable an attacker. It all comes down to whether or not you have the presence of mind to use them.
“Most women know a man’s vulnerable points” Your starting to sound like my wife, she certainly knows where my vulnerable points are.
Yes all very well but if a man is armed with a knife, unless you are very, very skilled, he will kill you.
The golden rule when attacked with a knife is to keep your distance, run if possible but if you have to fight try and keep your distance, outside of his reach, he can’t stab you if he can’t reach you. Things that you can throw at him from outside of his reach are good.
For example, if you throw a table or chair at a knife attacker it’ll slow him up, then perhaps hit him with a blunt instrument, anything that comes to hand but keep away from that knife.
The trouble is in such a situation, things happen very quickly and so it’s best to react instinctively, aggressively and with crude powerful actions, if all else fails, just flail, kick, thrash and bang.
Next time I pick up a table I’ll remember that!
When will people start telling the whole truth? More particularly ‘politicians’ whom I call quite simply ‘professional liars’.
Everyone with an ounce of ‘savvy’ already knows that these Muslim atrocities come as NO SURPRISE….because the Koran itself, which Muslims are BOUND to read and follow, is filled with hate and strict instructions to EVERY MUSLIM to kill in the name of their ‘prophet’ and that damned ‘book’ which instructs that Muslims are special and are instructed to kill anyone who dies not ‘bend the knee’……, Muslims are EXPECTED to spread their evil aims worldwide, by any means, against anyone who is not a Muslim.
The Home Secretary KNOWS FULL WELL that “…poisonous extremist ideology”….IT IS NOT. It is NOT extremist. The ideology she speaks of is taught every day, in every mosque, wherever mosques are allowed to be built. In fact the poison pervades the entire life and teachings of Mohammed and his murderous, terrorist followers (much like BLM!)! And has never, and will not, alter till the end if time………unless people such as Patel and every other genuine British politician speaks the truth about Islam.
It may well take some time…..but ultimately and inevitably, there WILL be a full and extreme confrontation FORCED upon the non-Muslim world, whereby they will have to defend their ground acre by acre, country by country in order to defeat the evil that we allow to be taught by every Mullah in every mosque in every country.
The first step is to refuse the construction of even one more mosque.
And even then – we will have a mountain to climb.
The best defence against Islam and Communism, both becoming more and more vicious and brutal, is to make sure neither of these evil forces ever gets our vote IN ANY election in this country.
Currently there is no need for ‘a call to arms’, but that is not to say that there never will be.
These terrorist mobs only understand brute force……….once they are ‘faced up’ they disappear into the filthy hell- holes they populate.
Once they are met by any committed force, who are fighting for the safety and honour of their country – they will disappear back into the woodwork.
We need to defend our freedoms physically, as well as by reasoned argument, and then these opportunists MELT.
They are cowards who are only ‘brave’ when in a mob. Isolate them and they will not stand their ground.
This of course means that we need extra strong and committed Police – who have always been the backbone of Law and Order in our Nation.
Give them the power and the support they so rightly deserve and I firmly believe they will NEVER let us down.
At the moment they are partly being financed by ‘GoFundMe’ and other questionable organisations who hide, skulking in the shadows.
Believe it or not but they have accumulated over ONE MILLION POUNDS I just a couple of weeks on a spurious agenda of ‘helping blacks’….I will believe it when I see exactly where these Funds have ended up………keep a keen eye on the way these Funds are spent, or as they say in the USA…….Follow The Money……we would do well to do so in this immediate case. There is no current check on exactly WHERE this money is going! HMRC…….? Stick YOUR oar in perhaps?
HS2
We continue to wastethis money for the glory of London.
The populations and industry of Manchester Leads Birmingham, Nottingham, Derby, Wolverhampton , and 25 other towns could join in a circle rail link for a population greater than London, at less cost and far for better value than HS2. And as for the sticking plaster and pointless route through the penines. The tunnel is a worry.. This circle route was stamped on hard by EU frenzied Civil serpents of EU planned HS2 in 1975,
Best just to scrap it now TG then other options might be considered. The likely ticket cost from. say, London to Manchester would not be justified for a likely 30 minute saving.
You are absolutely right Jack. But it’s hard, It was 18 months hard work and experience of the west coast electrification etc., paid for by someone who had the good of the country in mind, and not swollen with cash or corruption. and done for the sakeof the starved Midlands and North.. And you watch, Boris will give the odd Million as sops to Midland and the north politics While spending big bits of a trillion on HS2 and London.
It’s obscene.
“third complaining of mental health problems related to four months of relentless struggle against Covid-19.”
Does anyone really believe this hyperbole? No doubt it was quite busy in ICT from mid March to the end of April but come on.
Brexit:
Today might be the last agreed date to ask for an extension but I cannot bring myself to trust the EU not to request an extension nor Boris to accept one. Hopefully the time to celebrate will be New Year’s Day 2021. However let us not forget that the Remainers will change their tune and become Rejoiners on that date.
We still have much to do in removing all that was done to make us EU compliant; that will not be an easy task. Part of it is the ongoing need to inform the unknowing of the true intent of the EU whilst working with our allies in Europe to bring about its final destruction. Just like the Nazis whilst ever the EU remains it is a danger to our future and, more importantly, to those yet to be born.
Of course we must also rebuild our own industry and protect it as necessary with import tariffs of a level to ensure fair competition. In additions to that we must boycott the mass of substandard products in our shops and persuade those with decent manufacturing subsidiaries in China to bring them home.
Perhaps the new party that is mooted will emerge soon…
We don’t know what the deal is yet as Flyer says. Could be a giant sell out.