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I prefer, whoever the Irish vote for. |
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From the gov.uk website - our new "blue" British passport*.
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Looks black** to me - I suppose I just have to believe it’s blue more... *made in Poland by a French company (**Same colour as my passport from the 80’s, which I still have (with the corner cut off). |
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The pre-EU passport has always been described as blue even though it was a very dark shade (I think it’s what you call “midnight blue” ... my first car was that colour). I don’t think there’s much (any) controversy here. For those who value the symbolism of the colour change, reverting to the same very dark shade of the pre-EU passport will be much more in line with their hopes than some of the lighter blue mock-ups that appeared in the media when the change was first announced.
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My blue passport with serial number 200200A also contains the autographs of the 1966 England football team, including Bobby Moore, Alan Ball, etc.
I think it's right to further differentiate ourselves from the EU in this way. Btw, I learnt at school maths that differentiation was the opposite of integration. Funny that. |
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I actually prefer the black tone to the blue. Looks more sleek and professional.
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Could be pink with yellow stripes for all I care.
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I think they should have gone more radical though. The ones in Norway are amazing: https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2...assport-design The symbolism of changing the passport should have been to something altogether new rather than reverting to the past although I don't really care that much. |
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https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...4&d=1582452070 Black is blue, and war is peace, ignorance is strength, Airstrip One has always had a blue passport, etc... ;) btw, here’s the mock up Theresa May showed people.. https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...5&d=1582452393 Now that’s blue. |
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And the New Zealand one - https://images.app.goo.gl/eUcM9KUQMCcnQqtd8 In other news, the CBI have published what they would like to see from an ongoing relationship with the EU - https://www.cbi.org.uk/articles/the-...-relationship/ |
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I see that positions are hardening.
UK is saying that fishing rights are not part of the trade negotiations. The EU is adamant on the opposite. UK is saying we will be sovereign and not subject to any EU rules. The EU is adamant that their rules/standards will be the reference point. We talk about our "European friends"; they talk about our "British friends". Isn't it time that this patronising language changed - especially from our side? |
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https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...10riyo?ocid=sf
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ooh le sob, le sob.;) |
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