UK v EU
Jan 23rd 2021, 4:56 pm
#61
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Re: UK v EU
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
You come in, you're rude to everyone, then you say you're offended, then you flounce. Repeat. (When I say 'you' I mean 'one', not you you.)
We used to get customers like that in the pub I worked in.
We used to get customers like that in the pub I worked in.
As for me being rude to everyone, I think this is rich coming from someone who says leave voters have shit lives. Don't you?
Jan 23rd 2021, 4:59 pm
#62
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Re: UK v EU
Originally Posted by la mancha
Look, I don't need a spat today but I meant this thread, okay? And I didn't say I was offended. This is now silly. Grow up.
As for me being rude to everyone, I think this is rich coming from someone who says leave voters have shit lives. Don't you?
As for me being rude to everyone, I think this is rich coming from someone who says leave voters have shit lives. Don't you?
Jan 23rd 2021, 6:06 pm
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Re: UK v EU
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
I suppose it's one way to create jobs.
"The government must quadruple the number of customs agents in the UK to ensure businesses struggling with mountains of Brexit red tape do not “buckle” under the strain, Labour has said in a letter to Michael Gove.The shadow chancellor for the duchy of Lancaster, Rachel Reeves, put it to Gove that industry figures showing that only 12,000 customs agents have been trained fell far short of the 50,000 the government accepted last February would be necessary to cope with Brexit."
"The government must quadruple the number of customs agents in the UK to ensure businesses struggling with mountains of Brexit red tape do not “buckle” under the strain, Labour has said in a letter to Michael Gove.The shadow chancellor for the duchy of Lancaster, Rachel Reeves, put it to Gove that industry figures showing that only 12,000 customs agents have been trained fell far short of the 50,000 the government accepted last February would be necessary to cope with Brexit."
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
I thought we were told that freeing the UK from the shackles of the EU would remove all the red tape.
