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This FT article cites British-owned and head-quartered companies Unipart, Ineos and Avon Valley Precision Engineering.
https://www.ft.com/content/ee84acd0-...4-408cfba4327c

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Yes, the skilled aircraft workers there can move to East Anglia and displace the Eastern European fruit-pickers.

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I think you are keeping it unreal and in denial somewhat. Look around you ..

BTW, I though we were perfidious one:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfidious_Albion

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It's more a case of time running out. Companies would have had to make announcements earlier one way or the other if the Government had struck a deal. It hasn't and so they really have to work in the dark. I think the seal may have been broken and we'll continue to hear warnings from more companies.

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There was no deal to be struck - at least not at this stage. The nasty EU wants to punish us for our democratic decision.

It has made the guvmin in look stupid because we see little progress. Leave means leave not half in/half out. The guvmin say they are confident of a good deal on a leave means leave basis. If they know something we don’t, which is entirely possible, we might all get a surprise.

As to the principal Tory MP remoaners, they are anti-democratic in their behaviour; dishonest in their stated intentions; many of them miffed at being ousted by May from the cabinet.

Btw, if for any reason we do end up remaining in the EU, no worries, as long as we keep sticking picador sticks into Brussels.

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Protesters to march on anniversary to demand second referendum.

Traitors at the event will include Tory rebel Anna Soubry, Labour MP David Lammy and Green Party co-leader Caroline Lucas.

Businesswoman Gina Miller, who took the Government to court over Brexit, will also give a speech in favour of a second third or even fourth referendum until she gets the answer she wants.;)

The real story here
https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...my-Gina-Miller

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EU Referendum The Counting Results currently being re-run on BBC Parliament Channel as of right now... :D

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Still wondering what a 2nd referendum result is meant to represent. All those that want to remain will vote no to any deal whatever it is.


Any deal has to be right because it will never be changed. IE No deal is better than a bad deal, as with a "no deal", a reasonable deal can still be struck, but a "bad deal" can never be overturned.


You have to be extra careful in wording any agreement, because the EU can set its own rules for who is included as part of the EU. Eg Freedom of movement can be handed over to Ukraine and Turkey etc, without the UK having a say. Not that we have or had much of a say even within the EU. Whatever Germany and France say, goes.

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Really Mick ? The World Cups on and it's sunny outside :D

Guess you have to go back that far to find things going well for the Brexiteers, all downhill since then !

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Seems they don't share Airbus' negativity.

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Yes a French company, picking up the scraps the failed British Carillon. Not exactly a British success story or vote of confidence, just an opportunity to make money where we've failed.

Anyway the French don't want the Third World on their border. How are they going to turn back the tide of British immigrants (like Brexiteer Lord Lawson !) Close the tunnel now if I were them ;)

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Nope not at all. Because we’re still leaving the EU and IT WON’T be downhill at all.

With the likes of Sweden, Poland and Italy all getting pissed off with the EU, we won’t be the only ones leaving the corrupted pile of garbage, AKA EU!

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Throw troubles in Turkey into the mix too ;)

Oh, the Pro EU gang seem to have missed the news about yet another 'loan' to Greece . . to enable them to 'manage' their debt better :D :D

Mebbe Airbus could relocate to Greece and help them out :p:

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If Airbus try to decamp the government should demand back the 100's of £millions they were given to set up here.

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Lol, a French-owned pothole repairing company buying British competitors due to the low pound is hardly a replacement for thousands of skilled aircraft makers! :D

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I appreciate you may have a slight hangover from yesterday's celebrations Papa but I'm not sure traitors is a term we use here.

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Who can be redeployed to build planes for Britain or to build foreign planes we might wish to buy.

You need to respect the Brexit vote whether or not you like it. That's our democratic system.