Brexit is destroying Britain

[yin ewe]

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That German 0.1% growth looks pretty good now doesn't it.

So now you're starting to compare real figures from last year (yes I know the UK was in recession, only technical though) to estimates for this year?

 

[Ashtree]

Now here’s a conservative of common sense and substance…

 

[its yourself]

Afternoon.

So now you're starting to compare real figures from last year (yes I know the UK was in recession, only technical though) to estimates for this year?

It's tactic brexiters love.
It's good for you to to learn how it feels

 

[Aspiring Peasants]

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UK car production increases again​

Car production has increased for six consecutive months, reflecting strong demand in the UK and overseas, figures show.

Almost 80,000 cars were built last month, an increase of 14% on a year ago and the best February figure since 2021, said the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

Output for the domestic market grew by 58%, while three out of four cars made in February were shipped overseas.

The European Union received the largest proportion of exports (59.9%), followed by the US (14.8%), China (7.1%), Australia (3.3%) and Turkey (2.3%).

Production of electrified vehicles (battery electric, plug-in hybrid and hybrid) represented more than a third of all output in the month.

SMMT chief executive Mike Hawes said: “Another month of growth for UK car production is welcome news, reflecting strong demand at home and around the world for the latest British-built cars.


We are doing much better than the doomsday merchants say

 

[le bon paysan]

 

[Aspiring Peasants]

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Do those coloured dots represent the number of pills you have to be on to come up with those answers

 

[czechmate]

Now here’s a conservative of common sense and substance…

Chris Patton

 

[le bon paysan]

Note.UK Gouv. don't need a referendum to join EFTA/EEA or a Customs Union.

Brexit red tape costs Scottish salmon producers millions, says trade body

Reducing trade friction with the EU could boost access to member states, group says

www.ft.com

 

[le bon paysan]

From April first.

UK goods face new Canada tariffs in latest Brexit trade blow

Hopes of a last-minute resolution have been dashed.

www.politico.eu

 

[le bon paysan]

Laugh a minute in Brexit land

Dover health authority says inland border facility will be ‘open door for disease’

Sevington site was never designed to handle volume of imports envisaged by post-Brexit changes due in April, port’s health chief warns

www.theguardian.com

 

[Aspiring Peasants]

• Brexit and parties promising to deliver Brexit have won every relevant UK-wide vote since 2014.
• 
  
• Statista research shows that 86% of Brits have moved on an no longer think Brexit is a priority issue for the UK.
• 
  
• Yougov research shows that only a minority (36%) of those aged 18–24 want to rejoin the EU.
• 
  
• The most recent parliamentary petition for rejoining the EU was finally closed after six months, having only managed to attract a meagre 1,362 signatures.
• 
  
• The most recent parliamentary petition for rejoining the Single Market closed after six months, having only managed to secure a meagre 3,596 signatures.
• 
  
• Parties promising to maintain Brexit and keep the UK outside the Single Market have won almost every single by-election since 2019.
• 
  
• The National Rejoin March 2023 took part on a sunny Saturday and only attracted a meagre 3,000 people willing to march in support of the EU.
• 
  
• All polling shows that the next General Election will see the British voters elect a party promising to maintain Brexit and keep the UK outside the Single Market

 

[Farm buy]

Now here’s a conservative of common sense and substance…

It really shows the IQ level of the Borris. I think he actually believed what he said.

 

[jendan]

It really shows the IQ level of the Borris. I think he actually believed what he said.

His IQ level is probably quite high. His problem is he cant tell the difference between truth and lies.

 

[Aspiring Peasants]

……and half the time his brain’s in his trousers

 

[its yourself]

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UK car production increases again​

Car production has increased for six consecutive months, reflecting strong demand in the UK and overseas, figures show.

Almost 80,000 cars were built last month, an increase of 14% on a year ago and the best February figure since 2021, said the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

Output for the domestic market grew by 58%, while three out of four cars made in February were shipped overseas.

The European Union received the largest proportion of exports (59.9%), followed by the US (14.8%), China (7.1%), Australia (3.3%) and Turkey (2.3%).

Production of electrified vehicles (battery electric, plug-in hybrid and hybrid) represented more than a third of all output in the month.

SMMT chief executive Mike Hawes said: “Another month of growth for UK car production is welcome news, reflecting strong demand at home and around the world for the latest British-built cars.


We are doing much better than the doomsday merchants say

Tariffs on UK car exports to Canada start today.
No tariffs on EU exports to Canada.
What will the Canadians prefer?
It's a mystery

 

[yin ewe]

Tariffs on UK car exports to Canada start today.
No tariffs on EU exports to Canada.
What will the Canadians prefer?
It's a mystery

Confusing facts with forecast again.

 

[its yourself]

• Brexit and parties promising to deliver Brexit have won every relevant UK-wide vote since 2014.
• 
  
• Statista research shows that 86% of Brits have moved on an no longer think Brexit is a priority issue for the UK.
• 
  
• Yougov research shows that only a minority (36%) of those aged 18–24 want to rejoin the EU.
• 
  
• The most recent parliamentary petition for rejoining the EU was finally closed after six months, having only managed to attract a meagre 1,362 signatures.
• 
  
• The most recent parliamentary petition for rejoining the Single Market closed after six months, having only managed to secure a meagre 3,596 signatures.
• 
  
• Parties promising to maintain Brexit and keep the UK outside the Single Market have won almost every single by-election since 2019.
• 
  
• The National Rejoin March 2023 took part on a sunny Saturday and only attracted a meagre 3,000 people willing to march in support of the EU.
• 
  
• All polling shows that the next General Election will see the British voters elect a party promising to maintain Brexit and keep the UK outside the Single Market

There's an important fact you miss.
It's about parties in non English parts of the UK.
NI for instance.

 

[its yourself]

Confusing facts with forecast again.

New post-Brexit tariff to apply to UK cars going to Canada

A post-Brexit deal has expired with no new agreement, which leaving UK exports to Canada subject to new tariffs.

www.bbc.com

 

[yin ewe]

New post-Brexit tariff to apply to UK cars going to Canada

A post-Brexit deal has expired with no new agreement, which leaving UK exports to Canada subject to new tariffs.

www.bbc.com

Well yes that's a fact but how do you know which Canadians will prefer?

 

[its yourself]

Well yes that's a fact but how do you know which Canadians will prefer?

My brother and cousins are Canadians.