European disunion ! Various Mep's very unhappy not with Brexit but the EU
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Interesting that you only managed to find one, and a loony tune one at that. I'll bet she's having boiled alive rabbit for supper tonight.
here is the outline for the continuing EU trade negotiations......
the same negotiations that Johnson appeared to say are off
Johnson will cave in on these:
LPF
governance
fisheries
The following principles for further negotiations have been agreed by the Chief Negotiators of the United Kingdom and the European Commission.
1. The parties have agreed to intensify negotiations. Talks will take place across all negotiating tables concurrently. Negotiations will take place daily including weekends, unless both sides agree otherwise.
2. This next and final phase of the negotiations will in principle be on the basis of each side’s legal texts while a common approach is found, unless lead negotiators in an individual workstream agree that a different approach is more appropriate.
3. Lead negotiators in each of the workstreams should move as quickly as possible to a read through of both texts, with a view to identification of areas of convergence, which could be expressed either in a two/three-column table or consolidated texts depending on which tool lead negotiators deem most appropriate.
4. A small joint secretariat will be established to hold a master consolidated text. This will be staffed by officials and lawyers from both parties. The joint secretariat will establish a methodology for managing the legal texts, in consultation with the lead negotiators of each workstream.
5. This textual process should be accompanied by discussions in the workstreams on the outstanding more political issues, including the most difficult ones such as LPF, governance, fisheries, energy and goods/services provisions.
6. As has been the case in recent weeks, the Chief Negotiators and / or Deputy Chief Negotiators from both parties should meet in a restricted format, according to need. This group should have regard to the overall progress of the negotiations, consider issues escalated from the workstreams from the negotiation tables, give direction to workstream leads, and deal with the most sensitive political issues in the talks. This group should meet every day.
7. It is understood that, regardless of progress in individual workstreams, nothing is agreed in these negotiations until a final overall agreement is reached.
Logistics
8. The initial phase of the negotiations will take place in London from 22 October until 25 October.
9. Thereafter the negotiations should take place in person in London and Brussels, or via teleconference, or a mix of the two, as agreed by both parties.
10. In managing the locations and logistics of this phase of the negotiation, both parties will give due regard to the evolving Covid-19 situation, the practicalities of travel, and, in particular, the different levels of risk in both London and Brussels. They will prioritise their duty of care to the individuals in negotiating teams on both sides and make appropriate decisions on the basis of evidence as the final stages of the negotiation move forwards.
the same negotiations that Johnson appeared to say are off
Johnson will cave in on these:
LPF
governance
fisheries
The following principles for further negotiations have been agreed by the Chief Negotiators of the United Kingdom and the European Commission.
1. The parties have agreed to intensify negotiations. Talks will take place across all negotiating tables concurrently. Negotiations will take place daily including weekends, unless both sides agree otherwise.
2. This next and final phase of the negotiations will in principle be on the basis of each side’s legal texts while a common approach is found, unless lead negotiators in an individual workstream agree that a different approach is more appropriate.
3. Lead negotiators in each of the workstreams should move as quickly as possible to a read through of both texts, with a view to identification of areas of convergence, which could be expressed either in a two/three-column table or consolidated texts depending on which tool lead negotiators deem most appropriate.
4. A small joint secretariat will be established to hold a master consolidated text. This will be staffed by officials and lawyers from both parties. The joint secretariat will establish a methodology for managing the legal texts, in consultation with the lead negotiators of each workstream.
5. This textual process should be accompanied by discussions in the workstreams on the outstanding more political issues, including the most difficult ones such as LPF, governance, fisheries, energy and goods/services provisions.
6. As has been the case in recent weeks, the Chief Negotiators and / or Deputy Chief Negotiators from both parties should meet in a restricted format, according to need. This group should have regard to the overall progress of the negotiations, consider issues escalated from the workstreams from the negotiation tables, give direction to workstream leads, and deal with the most sensitive political issues in the talks. This group should meet every day.
7. It is understood that, regardless of progress in individual workstreams, nothing is agreed in these negotiations until a final overall agreement is reached.
Logistics
8. The initial phase of the negotiations will take place in London from 22 October until 25 October.
9. Thereafter the negotiations should take place in person in London and Brussels, or via teleconference, or a mix of the two, as agreed by both parties.
10. In managing the locations and logistics of this phase of the negotiation, both parties will give due regard to the evolving Covid-19 situation, the practicalities of travel, and, in particular, the different levels of risk in both London and Brussels. They will prioritise their duty of care to the individuals in negotiating teams on both sides and make appropriate decisions on the basis of evidence as the final stages of the negotiation move forwards.
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fillyboy finds the truth ever so painfulInteresting that you only managed to find one, and a loony tune one at that. I'll bet she's having boiled alive rabbit for supper tonight.
bye bye little fishies
Interesting that you only managed to find one, and a loony tune one at that. I'll bet she's having boiled alive rabbit for supper tonight.
Fit though
It's sweet to see the anti-European Brextremists pretending this is important.
EU27 leaders have watched the antics of the Cummings government, and the Rice-Pudd gainsayers before, in amusement and incredulity.
They used to think they would be dealing with serious professionals but instead they have been faced with idiots.
Imagine trying to negotiate with a national leader who signs an agreement, presents it to his country in a General Election as the "oven ready deal" and then reneges on it and passes a law to break it.
They no longer expect a sensible result and most have regretfully moved on to more pressing matters.
https://www.ft.com/content/e5b27926-ffb0-4be8-9df9-1d6730f42769
https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-leaders-summit-see-slim-chance-of-brexit-deal/
EU27 leaders have watched the antics of the Cummings government, and the Rice-Pudd gainsayers before, in amusement and incredulity.
They used to think they would be dealing with serious professionals but instead they have been faced with idiots.
Imagine trying to negotiate with a national leader who signs an agreement, presents it to his country in a General Election as the "oven ready deal" and then reneges on it and passes a law to break it.
They no longer expect a sensible result and most have regretfully moved on to more pressing matters.
https://www.ft.com/content/e5b27926-ffb0-4be8-9df9-1d6730f42769
https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-leaders-summit-see-slim-chance-of-brexit-deal/
Yorkshire tea in SurreyWell in. Light of JohnD s informative post I. Have decided to have a cup of tea
Yorkshire tea and biscuit variety
It's just not cricket
I find the water quality makes far more difference to the quality of the brew, than the brew itself.
Our Yorkshire office's brew is lovely, whereas our Fylde office's tay is a bit shoite, if I'm honest
I find the water quality makes far more difference to the quality of the brew, than the brew itself.
Our Yorkshire office's brew is lovely, whereas our Fylde office's tay is a bit shoite, if I'm honest
The same can be said of beer. my staple is St Austell Brewery, purely because they own most of the pubs in Cornwall. The water comes rom a local natural spring where the water filters down from Bodmin. The water is 'filtered' by the granite which surrounds the whole area, although the beer is pleasant enough, there does seem to be a slight aftertaste.
Skinners brewery in Truro use tap water and make a far superior pint.
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