Brexit and Future of UK : Discussions
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Why would Jaguar move to Europe, it'll be busy replacing all the tariff'd BMWs and Audis in the UK.
'No-deal' Brexit means no £39bn divorce bill, Dominic Raab warns EU
'No-deal' Brexit means no £39bn divorce bill, Dominic Raab warns EU
The EU has been warned Britain will not pay its divorce settlement if an agreement is not struck between the two parties.
07:56, UK,Thursday 13 September 2018
Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has said Britain will not pay its £39bn EU divorce bill if Brussels refuses to strike a deal.
Writing in The Daily Telegraph, Mr Raab insisted the government "would not pay the terms of the financial settlement" if an agreement with the bloc was not reached.
@halloweene, @Bon Plan, @A Person, @Picdelamirand-oil Looks like your EU fee is about to go up.
'No-deal' Brexit means no £39bn divorce bill, Dominic Raab warns EU
The EU has been warned Britain will not pay its divorce settlement if an agreement is not struck between the two parties.
07:56, UK,Thursday 13 September 2018
Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has said Britain will not pay its £39bn EU divorce bill if Brussels refuses to strike a deal.
Writing in The Daily Telegraph, Mr Raab insisted the government "would not pay the terms of the financial settlement" if an agreement with the bloc was not reached.
@halloweene, @Bon Plan, @A Person, @Picdelamirand-oil Looks like your EU fee is about to go up.
I was momentarily influenced by the outburt of the boss. But I didn't realize that he said it because he was not british.
Jaguar Land Rover warns Brexit 'no deal' would cost it 'tens of thousands of jobs'
He's only thinking about the potential lost market not the potential gained market. If tariffs stop exports, 3 times as many EU car exports to the UK will be stopped.
'No-deal' Brexit means no £39bn divorce bill, Dominic Raab warns EU
'No-deal' Brexit means no £39bn divorce bill, Dominic Raab warns EU
The EU has been warned Britain will not pay its divorce settlement if an agreement is not struck between the two parties.
07:56, UK,Thursday 13 September 2018
Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has said Britain will not pay its £39bn EU divorce bill if Brussels refuses to strike a deal.
Writing in The Daily Telegraph, Mr Raab insisted the government "would not pay the terms of the financial settlement" if an agreement with the bloc was not reached.
@halloweene, @Bon Plan, @A Person, @Picdelamirand-oil Looks like your EU fee is about to go up.
Now that's the kind of stern warning I think is needed for euro-turds. I also believe Dominic takes really long strides when he walks and stands tall- giving his brexit interlocutors the full force of his tall frame in an intimidating gesture.
London loses top spot to New York in financial survey due to Brexit
London loses top spot to New York in financial survey due to Brexit
London loses top spot to New York in financial survey due to Brexit
Rolls-Royce Falls as A350 Engine Shutdown Spurs Design Fears
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ls-as-a350-engine-shutdown-spurs-design-fears
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ls-as-a350-engine-shutdown-spurs-design-fears
Good, too many finance jobs in London. We need more proper jobs.
French taxpayers to lose £10bn as a result of no deal Brexit, plus another £4bn per year and thousands of autoworker jobs due to WTO tariffs. I'd be more interested in that if I were you.
'No-deal' Brexit means no £39bn divorce bill, Dominic Raab warns EU
'No-deal' Brexit means no £39bn divorce bill, Dominic Raab warns EU
The EU has been warned Britain will not pay its divorce settlement if an agreement is not struck between the two parties.
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Single engine shutdowns in planes that fly around the clock every day are surprisingly common. This is why civil airliners have several engines. That said, an engine can shutdown for a variety of reasons, one is lack of fuel, which is actually the most likely reason for a shutdown in the absence of a mechanical failure. So there's a good chance that the fuelling system on the plane may be faulty.
What this has to do with Brexit though is beyond me.
The irony is how close that actually is to what financial centres do anyway.
