China anyone?
The Times Parliamentary Sketch Writer seems not to have been impressed:
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/w...f3a0caa0a04825
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/w...f3a0caa0a04825
All this certainly does not augur well for that glowing post Brexit era when countries across the world will be queuing up to sign trade deals with GB Inc.
Hmmm - I can remember people saying that about Japanese motorbikes and cars when I was a kid - and we know how THAT turned out
Also see that the UK has trade treaties signed with Switzerland, Chile, Mauritius & the Faeroes.... out of the Famous Forty Liam Fox boasted were "just waiting to sign up" - going to be cold out there guys..........................
Hmmm - I can remember people saying that about Japanese motorbikes and cars when I was a kid - and we know how THAT turned out
UK is a member of NATO and the UN with associated membership rules ; so , is there a plan to withdraw from these organisations in order to " regain sovereignty " and thereby " make Britain great again " ? Methinks a few people may be smoking the same stuff as our friend Trump .
I see Gavin W was in today's Times - this time with the Marines .............. it's becoming a regular Monday feature - I just have a feeling that if Mrs May ever survives to carry out another reshuffle young Gavin will be looking for another job.......................
And to think, we could probably have undertaken this rather pointless show of force without consequence if we'd been planning to remain in the EU...
In other related news, it appears Japan's negotiators are getting increasingly exasperated at our negotiating stance too, but for different reasons. And to think the EU has just signed a groundbreaking free trade deal with the country (where's that 'head banging into a wall' emoji?)
In other related news, it appears Japan's negotiators are getting increasingly exasperated at our negotiating stance too, but for different reasons. And to think the EU has just signed a groundbreaking free trade deal with the country (where's that 'head banging into a wall' emoji?)
Scottish flight comparison site Skyscanner, Pizza Express and West Bromwich Albion FC are among those to have recently received investment from Chinese companies and entrepreneurs