Always felt at home in the EU
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This interview needs playing over and over now the PM tries to renegotiate the Brexit deal.
One might say #BorisJohnsonIsAliar #johnsonisaliar #JohnsonLies
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Brexit has failed. It's time for facts, not ideology. Support our call for an inquiry into the UK's future relationship with Europe. Sign our petition for a forward-looking approach.
bit.ly/3XCb4Yg
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"I was 14 in 2016, so I'm here to try and get my generations voice heard, to get back in the EU"
Ceira can't afford for you to sit this one out. Let's make it BIG, for our future generations!
National #RejoinMarch III
Sat 28th Sept 2024
London – at London, England
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Anyone else woken up this morning to listen anxiously to the news and feeling relieved, prouder of who we are, and just a bit more disdainful of the Tommy Robinsons and Elon Musks of this world? Well done decency, well done the police
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Nigel Farage is in Blackpool today. And after a long night, so is this.
👏👏👏
Brian Cox: "There's still the demon that we don't talk about, which is brexit... we're suffering from brexit big time."
#bbclaurak #TrevorPhillips
Juergen is right.
Intended just for internal Tory party management, the EU referendum (and consequent Brexit) has destroyed the Conservative Party, and wrecked the nation.
Farage is now back, proof the far right can never be satisfied. Grievance and betrayal is their MO.
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Hi @julietocampbell.
We know the official party position on the EU, Single Market and Customs Union.
But would you personally like to see us rejoin at least the Single Market? The 2016 referendum was only about the EU.
Disappointing if expected from Labour.
We need economic growth, and based on current opinion polls the new parliament will include an overwhelmingly majority of MPs who think Brexit was a terrible mistake.
There will be huge pressure to move closer to the Single Market.
Brexit was by far the most significant action of this government.
You'd imagine they'd be crowing about how wonderful it is, and citing how it's made everyone so much better off.
The fact they're virtually silent on it speaks volumes.
🧨NEW: Just A Quarter Of British People Now Think The UK Should Be Outside The European Union
Major new survey also reveals more than 70% say the economy is worse off because of Brexit.
huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/j…
.@LibDems pledge to rejoin the Single Market.
This is coupled with their policy for the near term of negotiating the freedom to live, study and work in the EU for under 35s (despite Brexit).
Steps in the right direction. 👏
news.sky.com/story/lib-dems-…
This is Brexit.
"Motorist Chris Warwick said: “The traffic around Dover is gridlocked"
Enjoy this Brexit level of (access to your continent) Dover & Kent gridlock...
It is a piece of cake compared to what is coming in October 😁 bbc.com/news/articles/c977pd…
Brexit is not a long term nor stable position for the UK.
The next government will have to find a way to improve the economy.
There is an obvious step:
Rejoin the Single Market and scrap the trade sanctions we've imposed on ourselves.
Deltapoll break down their polls by generation. This was today's Q on "would you vote to rejoin the EU"
Gen Z: 89% Yes / 9% No
Millennials: 67% Yes / 33% No
Gen X: 57% Yes / 43% No
Boomers: 47% Yes / 53% No
deltapoll.co.uk/polls/votein…
With Gove, Leadsom and Redwood stepping down, as well as Johnson and Raab earlier, is there anyone from Vote Leave left to answer for Brexit?
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Absolute drivel.
Can someone explain how this is a “Brexit freedom”?
Or can anyone point to a piece of EU derived legislation that makes pavement dining illegal?
Just wondering because, as anyone who has been to mainland Europe can tell you, this is absolutely everywhere.
Why would you reject this?
Both Tories and Labour hace ruled it out.
Why would you restrict young people's opportunities?
theguardian.com/politics/202…
Brexit is not a long term nor stable position.
And strangely, the fact that Brexit is widely seen as a failure (even more so outside the UK) is rarely brought up by journalists.
Hi @julietocampbell, to help encourage tactical voting do you have a personal view on
-rejoining the single market?
-proportional representation?
Thank you!
Another #brexitbenefit
ITV News Economics Editor @ITVJoel breaks down how new Brexit rules will push up fresh fruit and vegetable prices