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The EU sanctions on Russia extended to military equipment and dual purpose equipment to Russia..
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Should the UK pay a divorce bill from the EU ?
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What part of the world is the dUK in?
As long as we keep LWR's like corbyn out of power we won't end up poorer.
Never heard of it.
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According to the Guardian, DD was just there for the meet and greet before he went back for a 3 line whip vote in the houses of parliment. He didn't need any notes, because he left 90 odd guys to do the negotiating with their counterparts, and they're the one who would have had the stack of notes in front of them.
Begs the question of why Barnier had his notes of course.
Begs the question of why Barnier had his notes of course.
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They have said no such thing... A couple of minority trade associations said that.
There is a reason why some foreign owned manufacturers choose to build their iconic British brands in the UK, despite that it may be more efficient to build them elsewhere.... Build a Bentley in Germany and sales will fall through the floor...VW have already studied that option. As it is, the Crewe plant is designing another new model and is building a new production plant for it in Crewe
Poor ignorant Quitters, still avoiding reality.
"Car manufacturers appear to be hitting the accelerator out of Britain as the country moves toward an exit from the European Union.
More than 1,000 jobs are set to be lost at Ford's engine plant in Wales, German auto-maker BMW is reportedly considering the viability of its Mini plant in Oxford while Nissan wants the U.K. government to guarantee suppliers for its plant in North East England."
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/03/01/brex...cturers-to-consider-route-out-of-britain.html
"German industry warns UK not to expect help in Brexit negotiations
Bosses say the priority is to protect the single market, dashing hopes that exporters will put pressure on Merkel for a favourable trade deal
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/jul/08/german-industry-warns-uk-over-brexit
"German carmakers encouraged to prioritise EU trade over UK, says Merkel ally
GERMAN carmakers must prioritise European trading partners over UK post-Brexit, stated an ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel."
http://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/816513/Brexit-EU-trade-UK-German-car-makers-Theresa-May
"FRANKFURT/LONDON -- Germany's auto industry is losing hope that trade tariffs with the UK can be avoided, several executives have told Reuters, despite warnings from British Prime Minister Theresa May that an overly tough stance on post-Brexit commerce would seriously harm the country's EU partners."
http://europe.autonews.com/article/...:24:approved:2E9FF11F7AD3B3265EE748F15562C191
"Automakers: UK car industry will stall without Brexit deal
British carmakers will struggle to absorb costs and face problems over rules of origin."
http://www.politico.eu/article/inte...ll-stall-if-theresa-may-walks-away-from-deal/
"The German chancellor has set out the German approach to Brexit negotiation as preserving EU unity and the organisation’s achievements, notably the single market.
BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen have reportedly been briefed by the German chancellor’s office that their commercial interests in Britain cannot take precedence.
The German carmakers are said to be bracing themselves for potential new era of trade tariffs with a post-Brexit Britain."
http://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...-of-German-carmakers-BMW-VW-Brexit-Article-50
None of this is News. It's been known since well before the referendum, and is still known now. Only a self-deluding quitter could pretend not to know. Theresa's "No Deal" would only make things worse.
The truth is, Quitters want to Quit even though it will leave the dUK poorer and weaker.
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I think it is Stoke on Trent where Noseall comes from
When they stop sending us over all the dross from north Africa, EE and the middle east then mebbe we can make a deal.
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You quote much but none of the links that you quote actually understand the motor industry... By the way, why would it make sence for Ford to build engines in the UK to ship them off to assembly plants overseas, why not make them closer to the assembly plants?... Does anyone remember the EU giving Ford a grant to move production of the Ford Transit from Southampton to Turkey?
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Ahh bless,The poor remoaners look at any scenario and think that the worlds caving in. There will be so many companies, firms and business's hedging their bets, and making provisions in case the worst case scenario does actually happen. Some will be trying to make a point threatening to move several thousand jobs abroad, whilst others will end up having an office abroad, whilst continuing to operate in the UK.
At the end of the day, it doesn't mean a thing.
At the end of the day, it doesn't mean a thing.
The Quitters are so dumb that they can't understand that resigning from the world's finest free trade group will damage our international trade in goods and services. Almost as dumb as a politician who thinks that threatening "no deal" is more of a threat to the rest of the group than it is to the country she should be trying to protect.
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Big manufacturers don't like change as it requires expeniture so obviously when large changes are in the pipeline they will do what they can to stop the changes.... Many other smaller businesses are rubbing their hands at the thought of a new challenge with new opportunities
