LOL Maybe some cancelled.
Thankfully we have biometric scanners coming in to do that, which will probably mean everyone needs to get out the car to be checked.
Maybe a booth of sorts as per airports? I wonder if something clever could be done with pre ordered tickets.
LOL My wife couldn't find her ship boarding pass coming out of Russia. They had to put her in a room on her own in sight to us and then shut the blinds briefly as a joke. Then went in laughing to reassure her. She eventually found it but it would have been sorted anyway.And the ongoing delays at Dover and Folkestone are what? Scotch mist?
That is something any business already exporting to Europe is doing, so it's stupid not to align, despite what the Rt, Hon. Member for the Victorian Era (i.e. Jacob Rees-Smugg) would have you believe.
The odd thing is that the EU is willing to negotiate. It's the UK government that, having negotiated a deal (which even the architect, Lord Frost, describes as terrible - and it was his work), now thinks it's OK to tear up the agreement it negotiated and do what the hell it wants, without consequences. This is cloud-cuckoo land. No wonder our international standing is at an all-time low
Unfortunately, we signed a contract to the effect that we'd pay our share. If we don't pay the share we committed to the WEU will simply take us to court and we'll lose - but in doing so it will cost us a lot more, in both legal fees, bank interest and loss of international standing. But you'll doubtless think that trashing the reputation of this country even further is worth it.
Yes it is. In many fields, such as engineering, electronics, computing, science, the arts, etc the ability to travel freely and work in Europe is essential for future growth and progress in this country. just because your kids don't work in a sector where international experience is unimportant, don't assume that everyone else's kids are equally limited in their outlook.
Enemies? What sort of paranoid world do you live in? We signed the GFA. It is a binding international treaty. Accept the Boris's "oven ready deal" was always a lie and that the clown didn't have a clue
Don't you think that you'd better run that past the people in NI first? I know, let's have a referendum - but if they get one then so should Scotland, Wales, and while we are about it the North of England, too
That’s quite an assumption you’ve made about my kids. What do you know about them?
Don't you think that you'd better run that past the people in NI first? I know, let's have a referendum - but if they get one then so should Scotland, Wales, and while we are about it the North of England, too
It was quite an assumption that you make about other young people not wishing to have free access to the EU
One problem is that as one of the three major economies in the EU (at the time), many of those laws had a lot of input from the UK. In my own field, that would include much of the H&S law and employee rights we have in the construction industry where Britain was a major driver. Trying to jettison EU derived laws as idiots like Rees-Smugg would like us to do is potentially extremely harmful to both businesses and individuals
The EU is willing to talk, but not to negotiate. The mandate the EU negotiator has been given is so narrow it makes a nonsense of calling talks negotiation.
