Pig-headed Prime Minister sticks to her folly.

That's what you get for electing remainers as PM. Tough. They are there to carry out our wishes, not the other way round. Anyway, we've crossed that bridge so there's no turning back.
That's right, there's no turning back, now that the major U-turner has left the stage.
(Imagine the hoops UK would have to jump through to qualify for membership.)
But there's a heck of a lot that could be done to resolve most, if not all of the problems.
 
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Some positive news - books are cheaper!

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Might have been mentioned earlier in the thread, even regardless of this, it's time for them to go. I remember some political guru being interviewed years back and they said, in a democracy, it's rarely healthy for a party to remain in power beyond x years. I 'think' the x was maybe 12 but can't say for sure.

We face the same thing here in Scotland with the SNP.
 
Oh dear. Looks like the pound is back up to pre budget levels, the Euro is down, the interests rates in the Eurozone are up and the UK media are not interested, and loves a faux-crisis.

Germany is borrowing $200 billion - and the IMF are not even commenting.

And yet the short-sellers are laughing literally all the way to the bank. That's what it's all about.

JD must surely remember when the media created the fuel crisis recently. And yet he is still blind.
 
Germany is borrowing $200 billion - and the IMF are not even commenting.
Probably because the consensus is that they have a credible economy and the borrowing is affordable...

The UK on the other hand is a basket case when it comes to finances/politics!
 
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